Name:
Dulio
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Passport to Protista with some Fungi’s
1. What is a Eukaryote?
2. The four kingdoms with Eukaryotic organisms are and they all make up the Domain .
3. In which Kingdom(s) can we find single celled (unicellular) eukaryotes?
4. Three ways in which Protists get their food are
5. Where does photosynthesis take place in Eukaryotes?
6. Describe absorptive feeding:
7. The feeding method of Amoeba is .
8. Are protozoans unicellular or multicelluar?
9. Protozoans are “animal-like” in the sense they are (obtain food from an outside source), do not have a cell , and are classified by their methods of .
10. Euglena use a to help with locomotion
11. Paramecium and blepharisma use (tiny hairlike projections) to help with locomotion.
12. Amoebas move with internal structures called. .
13. While under the microscope, you observed a volvox colony. Is volvox unicellular or multicellular? Explain how you know.
14. Algae are most often considered to be “protoplants” . Why? (Hint: describe feeding habits and cell make up!)
15. Why are algae crucial to a food web?
16. Algae is grouped by
17. Three groups of algae are:
18. Three different types of algae are:
19. Is lichen categorized in the six kingdoms?
20. Lichen can have two symbiotic relationships. It can either be a partnership between algae and OR a partnership between and fungi.
21. What is lichen’s importance in ecology?
22. In lichen, the algae provides while the fungus provides .
23. are a community of microscopic autotrophic and heterotrophic organisms that float in the ocean.
24. Why are plankton so important to an ecosystem (up to three reasons )
25. How do organisms in the “Fungi Kingdom” reproduce?
26. Fungi are absorptive heterotrophs which use to take in dissolved nutrients.
27. Give three examples of fungus:
28. Give one use for the fungi Penicillium (there’s two)
29. List two ways fungi are important: