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Plant-like
Animal-like
Fungus Like
Name that Protist
100

True or False:

Most protists are aquatic, which means they live in water.

True!

100

The two main types of plantlike protists.

What are algae and plankton?

(pg 96)

100

The group of animal like protists.

What are protozoa?  (pg 102)

100

An organisms that eats dead or decaying things.

What is a Saprophyte? (pg 107)

100

This protist group is responsible for causing malaria.

What are sporozoans?  (pg 107)

200
What are the two types of plankton?

Zooplankton

Phytoplankton 

200

Plant-like protists contain this organelle, making them autotrophs.

What are chloroplasts?

  (pg 96)

200

Amoebas move with this structure by extending their cell membrane, allowing cytoplasm to flow into the new space. 

What is a pseudopod? (pg 102)
200

Although not a fungus like protists, this protists can be responsible for causing dysentery.

What is an amoeba?  (pg 103)
200
These are the three types of plankton.

 Dinoflagellates, Euglenas, and diatoms. (pg 97)

300

This protists is responsible for a red, toxic bloom that is deadly to pond life and people.

Dinoflagellates (pg 97)

300

The process in which amoebas reproduce.

What is binary fission?  (pg 102)

300

Cilia serve three important purposes for ciliates.  (100 pts for each purpose)


 1. Sense their surroundings

2. Movement

3. Sweep food into the food (into the oral groove).

300

A white fuzzy growth on fish caused by a fungus like protists.

What is Ich? (pg 107)

300
The largest known protists.

What are giant kelp? 

  (pg 100)

400

True of False:

Protists are either autotrophic or heterotrophic, but can't be both.

False- 

Euglenas can photosynthesize to make their own food, but can also acquire other food when conditions are not right. (Pg 97)

Golden Algae also have the ability to supplement and become heterotrophic to survive. (Pg 101)

400

Plant-like protists move with this structure.  

Describe this structure for a bonus 50pt

What a flagellum?


A flagellum is a long whip-like structure  (Bonus 50pts)

400
The nucleus of a paramecium that controls the ciliates life functions.

What is the large nucleus?

400
Resemble these structures or protists during the gamete stage.  (pg 108)
What are amoebas or having flagella?
400
The group of protists that are heterotrophic and can not move on their own. They survive as parasites.

What are sporozoans? 

 (pg 105)

500
The process of sexual reproduction in which two unicellular organisms exchange genetic information.


Bonus 50pts if you can also name a specific protist that reproduces with this process. 

What is conjugation?  (pg 103)


Bonus 50pt:  A paramecium  (or Slipper-shaped paramecium)

500

The four main structures that from in brown algae.

What are blades, stipes, hold-fasts, and air bladders?

500

A "good" final cause of these protists exists in their symbiotic relationship with wood eating insects as they live in the insect's intestines and aid with dissection.

What are zooflagellates?

500
Name reasons that Slime Mold protists are considered fungi-like protists.

(100pts per example)

1. They reproduce using spores.

2. They can feed by absorbing decaying vegetation.

3. They absorb dissolved food particles.

4. Some look like fuzzy molds.

5. They are heterotrophic.   

(PG 107)

500

If I wanted to go swimming in a bioluminescent bay, I would be swimming with these glowing protists.

What are dinoflagellates?  (pg 97)