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Protista and Fungi
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Euglena, unicellular organisms, are considered....
Eukaryotes
Viruses
Prokaryotes
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Protists can reproduce using binary fission and __________________
transduction
conjugation
translation
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Paramecium are cilliates which means they use _________ to move
cilia
flagella
ameoboid movement
cytoplasmic streaming
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What is the method of asexual reproduction that bacteria use?
Fragmentation
Conjugation
Binary fission
Budding
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How does a Volvox move?
Many flagella help it move
Does it even move???
Pseudopodia (false feet)
Cilia
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The most diverse kingdom, because they really don't belong anywhere else....
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Fungi
Kingdom Protista
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What kingodom does algae, protozoans, and slime molds belong to?
animalia
protsita
bacteria
plantae
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Yeasts and molds are types of what?
protists
bacteria
fungi
viruses
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What kingdom is a mushroom?
Protist
fungus
Animal
plant
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Are Euglena autotrophic or heterotrophic?
Autotrophic
Nona thema
Heterotrophic
Botha thema
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filament of cells that make up fungi
mycellium
hyphae
fruiting body
septa
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protist causes red tide
diatoms
paramecium
euglena
dinoflagellates
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Blooms of dinoflagellates can cause
purple tides
yellow tides
green tides
red tides
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type of reproduction in fungi where pieces break off- ex. athletes foot
budding
fragmentation
binary fission
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colonial protist
volvox
euglena
dinoflagellates
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how do euglena move?
flagellum
photosynthesis
phagocytosis
chloroplasts
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organims that obtain nutrients by breaking down matter and absorbing the the nutrients
saphrophyte
mycellium
chlorophyta
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root like portion of kelp
holdfast
roots
stem
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kelp is a type of
green algae
brown algae
red algae
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the study of fungi
mycology
fungology
algaeology
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asexual reproduction in protists
cyst
conjugation
binary fission
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multi-cellular protist used as a thickening agent and is used to make agar
red algae
diatoms
brown algae
volvox
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How do protists move
cilia
psuedopodia
all of the above
flagella
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How do Amoeba move?
They fly
they don't move
they swim using flagella
They use their "falser feet" to drag themselves
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obtains energy by decomposition and parasitism
fungi
paramecium
protist
euglena
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ability to produce light by a chemical reaction
eyespots
fragmentation
bioluminescent
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The contractile vacuole is used to:
store food.
help the organism make it’sown food.
remove excess water so the organism doesn’t burst.
help with reproduction.
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What is protozoa?
One-celled mircoscopic animal-like organisms
Requires host cells to reproduce
Plantlike pathogen such as mold and yeast
One-celled microorganisms
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non food product produced by fungi for Gram positive bacteria
cortisone
penicillian
kelp
chitin
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stem-like portion of kelp
blade
stipe
stem
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What does the mycellium and the fruiting body have in common?
hyphae
sporangia
sporangiophores
spores
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cell wall of fungi is made of
chitin
lamarin
cellulose
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The vector involved in African sleeping sickness is the ______
tsetse fly
Anopheles mosquito
sand fly
hard-bodied tick
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bioluminescent protist
volvox
diatoms
dinoflagellates
red algae
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All protists are
move with flagella
eukaryotes
prokaryotes
parasites
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symbiotic relationship between fungus and green algae
protista
fragments
cordycps
lichen
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Why does a euglena have an eyespot?
to eat
to detect light
to move
to reproduce
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detects changes in lights or obstacles
cyst
eyespot
flagella
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Why are water molds a fungus-like protist?
They have a cell wall
They are decomposers
They have a thick cell membrane
They are autotrophs
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Protozoa belongs to...
Aquatic kingdom
Plant kingdom
Animal kingdom
Protist kingdom
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extension of the cytoplasm used for movement and feeding
cytoplasmic streaming
psuedopodia
cilia
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protist that can be autotrophic and heterotrophic
diatoms
dinoflagellate
Euglena
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dormant from of protist in which hard external covering surrounds it and metabolism stops
eyespot
multiple fission
cyst
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disease spread through contaminated water
covid
athletes foot
Giardiasis
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causes amoebic dysentary
Contractile vacuole
paramecium
Entamoeba histolytica
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vector for African Sleeping Sickness
tsetse fly
mosquitos
birds
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Both Green algae and plants ....
store food as starch
walls made of cellulos
all of the above
photosynthetic - chlorophyll
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Some protozoa use short hair-like structures for movement called?
Flegella
Pseudopod
Cilia
Eye Lashes
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How does this organism move?
Pseudopods
Tail
Flagellum
Cilia
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Euglena, paramecium, and amoeba are types of _____.
bacteria
virus
protists
fungi
