Kingdoms Protista and Fungi

_____ are long, fibrous strands that resemble roots in fungi.

A paramecium can use its cilia to move food toward its mouth-like structure called an _____.

_____ move by temporary cytoplasmic extensions.

In most cases, _____ are not mobile organisms.

Identify the protists in order.

Protists are usually unicellular and are classified in Kingdom _____.

Molds, yeast, and mushrooms are examples of _____.

A euglena has plant characteristics because it contains ____ to photosynthesize.

Protists are classified by the way they _____ and gather food.

Amoebas can use their false foot or _____ for movement and to trap food.

_____ move by pulling themselves with a whip-like structure called flagellum.

_____ can be useful in making some foods like yogurt and cheese.

What is the arrow pointing to for organism c?

Most protists live in dark, _____ places.

What is the arrow pointing to for organism b?

What is the arrow pointing to for organism a?

Protists are organisms too small to be seen without a microscope. We call them _____ organisms.

Saprophytic is when fungi get their energy from _____ organic matter.

Fungi react to light through _____ or response to light.

A euglena also has animal characteristics because it ____.

Fungi are called _____ because they can't make their own food; they absorb nutrients.

Fungi grow up and out of Earth. This is known as negative _____.

____ move by beating tiny hair-like structures called cilia.

Fungi can be _____ when they feed on a host and harm them.