Protozoa

Question 1

Are unicellular or single-celled organisms that varies in shape, size, locomotor apparatus/organelles and method of reproduction.

Answer 1

Protozoa

Question 2

It is a unit that performs the vital functions of protozoa and essentially consists of nucleus and cytoplasm.

Answer 2

Protoplasm

Question 3

Often consists of a thin ectoplasm and an inner endoplasm.

Answer 3

Cytoplasm

Question 4

Is the outer portion of the cell, enveloping the endoplasm.

Answer 4

Ectoplasm

Question 5

It is the movement of protozoa

Answer 5

Locomotor apparatus

Question 6

The inner portion of the cell. It surrounds the nucleus and concerned mainly with nutrition, food, synthesis, storage of food, and reproduction.

Answer 6

Endoplasm

Question 7

What are the two types of Encystment?

Answer 7

Positive and Regulation

Question 8

It is where the cyst wall protects the organism outside the body of its host and the protection against the digestive juices of the upper gastrointestinal tract.

Answer 8

Positive Encystation

Question 9

It is where the nuclei divides one or more times during the cystic stage, with a corresponding increase in the number of trophozoites following excystation.

Answer 9

Reproduction Encystment

Question 10

The stage considered as the transfer of infective stage of some protozoa. it is also the non-motile and resistant stage.

Answer 10

Cyst