Protist

Question 1

True nuclei 
Organelles 
9+2 flagella 
Most unicellular 
Some are colonial and multicellular

Answer 1

Protist

Question 2

Animal like Protists
Hetertrophic nutrition
Primarily Ingest their food

Answer 2

Protozoa

Question 3

Plant like protist

Mostly photosynthetic nutrition (photoautotrophs)

Answer 3

Algae

Question 4

Flexible; movie via pseudophodia(false feet)

Example: amoeba

Answer 4

Amoebae

Question 5

Apical complex
Parocitic lifestyle
Example: plasmodium which causes malaria

Answer 5

Apicomplexans

Question 6

Move via cilia
Macro and micronuclei present
Example: paramecium

Answer 6

Ciliates

Question 7

Move via flagellates
Example trypanosoma which causes sleepy sickness
Euglena

Answer 7

Flagellates

Question 8

Green color 
Cell walls made of cellulose 
Store starch 
Unicellular and colonies 
Example: volvox

Answer 8

Green algae

Question 9

Marine algae that are multicellular

No true leaves, stems, or roots

Answer 9

Seaweeds

Question 10

Glassy cell walls containing silica
Store oil
Unicellular
Important food source

Answer 10

Diatons

Question 11

Unicellular
Enclosed by plates of cellulose
2 flagella causes spinning motion and can cause red tides (toxins)

Answer 11

Dinoflagellates

Question 12

Reddish color

Most live in warm water

Answer 12

Red algae

Question 13

Plantlike life cycle
Probably ancestors of plants
Example- ulva- needs bacteria to form

Answer 13

Multicellular green algae

Question 14

Largest and most complex algae

Example: kelp

Answer 14

Brown algae