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Protists & Fungi

Protists - Basics

Question:

a type of protist that makes its own food


Answer:

producer



Question:

What characteristic of protists means that their cells have a nucleus


Answer:

eukaryotic



Question:

What do protists NOT have that other eukaryotic organisms have


Answer:

specialized tissues



Question:

What process do single-celled protists use in asexual reproduction to make more than two offspring from one parent?


Answer:

multiple fission



Question:

an organism that cannot make its own food


Answer:

heterotroph



Protozoans

Question:

a tiny, hairlike structure that allows some protozoans to move


Answer:

cilia



Question:

this organelle helps to regulate water in and out of protozoans


Answer:

contractile vacuole



Question:

The term used to describe the finger-like extensions that help amoebas to move. It also means "false-foot"


Answer:

pseudopod



Question:

a protist that invades another organism to get the nutrients it needs


Answer:

parasite



Question:

an organism invaded by a parasite seeking nutrients


Answer:

host



Algae

Question:

algae that get their color from chlorophyll, the main pigment in their cells


Answer:

green algae



Question:

free-floating single-celled algae that produce most of the world's oxygen


Answer:

phytoplankton



Question:

Most of the world’s seaweeds are what type of protist producer


Answer:

red algae



Question:

The largest of the algae, this organism can be several meters long and lives in the ocean.


Answer:

brown algae or kelp



Question:

an organism with a shell containing a glasslike substance called silica


Answer:

diatom



Dinner Time

Question:

What do chloroplasts do?


Answer:

capture energy from the sun



Question:

What process do some protists use to make their own food?


Answer:

photosynthesis



Question:

type of organism makes its own food


Answer:

protist producer



Question:

Fungi are heterotrophs that break down dead organic materials, they are known as...


Answer:

decomposers



Question:

Name of the process where amoebas engulf their food by surrounding it with psudopods


Answer:

phagocytosis



FUN - gee!

Question:

When hyphae grow together in a twisted mass, what do they form?


Answer:

mycelium



Question:

What is produced during asexual reproduction that can be easily spread by the wind?


Answer:

spores



Question:

a fungus that looks like wool or cotton


Answer:

mold



Question:

a threadlike fungal filament


Answer:

hypha or hyphae



Question:

a combination of a fungus and an alga


Answer:

lichen