7.21.W Sci - Lesson Review: Three Types of Protists

Question 1

What type of protists grows on scales of fish and also on potatoes and grapes?
  water molds 
  paramecium 
  slime molds 
  amoebas

Answer 1

water molds

Question 2

An example of a Fungus-like protist that is brightly colored and can move is the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  water mold 
  Euglena 
  Ameoba 
  slime mold

Answer 2

slime mold

Question 3

These protists can be found living in ponds, droplets of water in the soil, or inside the digestive track of animals. 
  Bacteria-like 
  Plant - like 
  Animal-like 
  Fungus-like

Answer 3

Animal-like

Question 4

What type of protists is the main source of food for ocean plants and produces much of the world's oxygen?
  water molds 
  amoeba 
  sarcodines 
  phytoplankton

Answer 4

phytoplankton

Question 5

Match the protist with its classification. (Protozoans )

Animal-like
Fungus-like
Plant-like
Plant-like

Answer 5

Animal-like

Question 6

Match the protist with its classification. (Slime molds)

Animal-like
Fungus-like
Plant-like
Plant-like

Answer 6

Fungus-like

Question 7

Match the protist with its classification. (unicellular algae)

Animal-like
Fungus-like
Plant-like
Plant-like

Answer 7

Plant-like

Question 8

Match the protist with its classification. (multicellular algae)

Animal-like
Fungus-like
Plant-like
Plant-like

Answer 8

Plant-like

Question 9

What are the characteristics of plant-like protists? (Choose all that apply.)
  unicellular 
  multicellular 
  heterotroph 
  producer

Answer 9

unicellular
multicellular
producer

Question 10

The following are characteristics of fungus-like protists: (Choose all that apply.)
reproduce by budding
move with cilia
cannot move on their own
use photosynthesis
get nutrients from absorbing them from the environment
produce spores

Answer 10

cannot move on their own
get nutrients from absorbing them from the environment
produce spores

Question 11

Match the protists with its classification. (paramecium )

ciliates
ciliates
sarcodine
flagellates

Answer 11

ciliates

Question 12

Match the protists with its classification. (stentor)

ciliates
ciliates
sarcodine
flagellates

Answer 12

ciliates

Question 13

Match the protists with its classification. (ameoba)

ciliates
ciliates
sarcodine
flagellates

Answer 13

sarcodine

Question 14

Match the protists with its classification. (guardia)

ciliates
ciliates
sarcodine
flagellates

Answer 14

flagellates

Question 15

Identify the characteristics of an animal-like protist. (Choose all that apply.)
  unicellular 
  Autotroph/producer 
  Heterotroph 
  can be parasitic 
  multicellular

Answer 15

unicellular
Heterotroph
can be parasitic

Question 16

Please identify each plant-like protist as unicellular or multicellular. (Euglena )

unicellular
multicellular

Answer 16

unicellular

Question 17

Please identify each plant-like protist as unicellular or multicellular. (Diatoms)

unicellular
multicellular

Answer 17

unicellular

Question 18

Please identify each plant-like protist as unicellular or multicellular. (Dinoflagellates)

unicellular
multicellular

Answer 18

unicellular

Question 19

Please identify each plant-like protist as unicellular or multicellular. (Kelp)

unicellular
multicellular

Answer 19

multicellular

Question 20

Please identify each plant-like protist as unicellular or multicellular. (Brown algae)

unicellular
multicellular

Answer 20

multicellular

Question 21

Please identify each plant-like protist as unicellular or multicellular. (Red algae)

unicellular
multicellular

Answer 21

multicellular

Question 22

Explain when fungus-like protists are unicellular and when they are multicellular.

Answer 22

When fungus-like protists are unicellular, it usually means food is common and is easy to find, but when it is multicellular, it means that food is scarce, and then they usually form up with other fungus-like protists to find food.