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True or False
Multiple Choice
How do the following protoctists feed?
Short Answer
100

An organism that has a nucleus but is not an animal, plant, or fungus. 

A disease that results in aches, chills, and high fevers.

Protoctist 

Malaria

100

Many protoctists are mobile

True

100

The Irish potato famine was caused by a Protoctist that ... (100 more points if you can answer correctly without the options)

 funguslike

100

Dinoflagellates

Photosynthesis, some feed on smaller plankton

100

What determines whether an organism is a member of Kingdom Protoctista?

If it is not part of the other 4 kingdoms. (animals, plants, fungi, bacteria)

200

An organism that makes its own food from simple substances 

An organism that can't make its own food

autotroph 

heterotroph

200

Most protoctists do not have a nucleus

False, why

200

Protoctists that cause malaria are.. (100 more points if you can answer correctly without the options)

sporozoans

200

Algae

Photosynthesis 50 more points if you can name the type algae that can hunt

200

List two uses for diatoms and their shells

Diatoms photosynthesize a lot of the air we breathe and are a major part of the ocean food chain. Their shells are used in toothpaste, car polish, and road paint. 

300

a thin whip-like structure that helps an organism move through liquids 

Tiny hairlike projections that move rhythmically like oars to help ciliates move

flagellum 

cilia

300

Most Protoctists live as single-called organisms

True

300

Two species of Protoctists that God has created with the ability to both photosynthesize and to capture and eat food are.. (100 more points if you can answer correctly without the options)

golden Algae and euglena

300

Paramecium

They use ciliates to sweep food into their oral groove which leads to the gullet, where a food valcuoe forms around the food.

300

What main characteristic of a Protoctist is used to determine whether it is plantlike, animal-like, or funguslike?

How they get their food, by either photosynthesizing,(plants) eating other organisms,(animals) or eating dead or decaying material. (fungi)

400

Microscopic organisms that live near the surface of the water 

Heterotrophic Protoctists that cannot move on their own 

A flowing extension of the cytoplasm that amoebas use to move and to gather food

plankton 

sporozoans 

pseudopod

400

All Protoctists have a nucleus and a flagellum 

All protoctists are microscopic

False,why  

False, why

400

Most algae in the world grow in... (100 more points if you can answer correctly without the options)

salt water

400

Amoabas

They extend their pseudopod around the food which creates a food vacuole

400

Desicibe the structure of dinoflagellates and two interesting things about them.

Dinoflagellates have plate-like cell walls and two flagella. One acts like a tail while the other wraps around like a belt, which causes the dinoflagellate to spin like a top. Two interesting facts are they glow and cause red tides when they create toxins in a large group.

500

An organism that eats dead or decaying material 

A disease in the large intestine that results in severe diarrhea and abdominal pain 

The green pigment that captures light energy for photosynthesis 

saprophtye 

dysentery 

chlorophyll

500

Red tides result from oil spills in the oceans  

Funguslike Protoctists form filaments


False, why 

True

500

Protoctists that cause dysentery are.. 

Most multicellular Protoctists are... 

(100 more points if you can answer correctly without the options)

amoebas 

algae

500

Flagellates

Swim toward their food and collect it 

500

Random: Does your heart naturally rise over time even if you are at a constant pace while you're running?

Yes