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1Which of the following types of protists are heterotrophs?
- AProtozoans
- BFungus-like protists
- CPlant-like protists
2What is Mrs. K's favorite type of protist?
- AEuglenoids
- BDiatoms
- CRed algae
- DDinoflagellates
3What are the types of protozoans?
- ASarcodines
- BCiliates
- CZooflagellates
- DSporozoans
- ESlime molds
- FEuglenoids
- GDiatoms
- HDinoflagellates
4What do sarcodines have to move?
- ACilia
- BFlagella
- CPseudopods
5What do ciliates have to move, get food, and sense their surroundings?
- ACarrageenan
- BDiatoms
- CChloroplasts
- DCilia
6What do zooflagellates have to move?
- ACilia
- BPseudopods
- CFlagella
7True or false. Protozoans are multicellular.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8What are "other" Protozoans called?
- ASarcodines
- BCiliates
- CSporozoans
9What is an example of a Sarcodine?
- AParamecium
- BGiardia lambia
- CPlasmodium
- DAmeba
10What is an example of a ciliate?
- AParamecium
- BAmeba
- CDiatoms
11How many nuclei does a Paramecium have?
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
- E0
12What word means "where both parents benefit from living together?"
- AParasite
- BMutualism
13What is an example of a Zooflagellate?
- APlasmodium
- BMalaria
- CParamecium
- DGiardia Lambia
14What word means "feed on cells/body fluids of their hosts"?
- AMalaria
- BSymbiosis
- CParasites
- DMutualism
15What is an example of a Sporozoan?
- AParamecium
- BFlagella
- CHiker's Disease
- DPlasmodium
16What disease does Plasmodium cause?
- AHiker's disease
- BGiardia Lambia
- CMalaria
17What are Protozoans?
- AUnicellular
- BMulticellular
18Plantlike protists are also known as...
- AHeterotrophs
- BAlgae
- CProtozoans
- DCilia
19Plantlike protists are...
- APlants
- Bautotrophs
- Cheterotrophs
20Plantlike protists are...
- AMulticellular
- BUnicellular
- CBoth
21Fungus like Protists are...
- AAutotrophs
- BHeterotrophs
22What do all fungus like protists have?
- Aprotozoans
- Bcilia
- Cflagella
- Dcell walls
23What are examples of fungus like protists?
- ACiliates
- BZooflagellates
- CSporozoans
- DSarcodines
- EWater molds
- FEuglenoids
- GDiatoms
- Hslime molds
- IDinoflagellates
- JDowny mildews
24What do water molds and downy mildews do?
- APoke holes in trees
- BBurrow under snow
- CAttack fish
- DFertilize food crops
- EAttack food crops
- FAttack humans
25What do slime molds form to move and ooze?
- ACilia
- BFlagella
- CPseudopods
- DNone of the above
26Where do slime molds live?
- AUnder snow
- BIn moist soil
- CIn dry sand
- DOn decaying plants
- EOnly on mushrooms and other fungi
- FOn decaying trees
- GIn cooling magma
27According to sheet, slime molds are...
- A"Black"
- B"Red"
- C"Green"
- D"Pretty colors"
- E"Dark colors"
- F"Light colors"
28What makes most of the oxygen in our atmosphere?
- ASarcodines
- BWater molds
- CAlgae that live in water
29Which of the following are plantlike protists?
- ADinoflagellates
- BSarcodines
- CSlime molds
- DSporozoans
- EEuglenoids
- FDiatoms
- GZooflagellates
- HGreen, brown, red algae
- ICiliates
- JDowny mildews
30What color are Euglenoids?
- AThey vary
- BRed
- CBlue
- DClear
- EGreen
- FBlack or white
31Which of the following plantlike protists are only unicellular?
- AEuglenoids
- BGreen algae
- CDinoflagellates
- DDiatoms
- ERed algae
32Which plantlike protist can also be a heterotroph and when?
- ADinoflagellates; when the sun isn't present
- BDiatoms; when the sun isn't present
- CDiatoms; when the sun is visible
- DDinoflagellates; when the sun is bright enough
- EEuglenoids; when the sun is visible
- FEuglenoids; when the sun isn't present
33What are dinoflagellates covered by?
- AA strong shell
- BStiff plates
- CA flexible shell
34What makes dinoflagellates twirl?
- A1 flagella
- B2 pairs of cilia
- C2 flagellas
35Many dinoflagellates glow in the dark.
- ATrue
- BFalse
36A diatom's cell wall is ______-like.
- AStretchy
- BProtist
- CAnimal
- DOpaque
- EGlass
37Which protist provides humans with a good cleaning material?
- AEuglenoids
- BRed algae
- CBrown Algae
- DDiatoms
38What happens to a diatom's cell wall when it dies?
- Ait collects at the bottom of lakes/oceans
- Bit is eaten by other marine animals
- Cit floats on the water
- Dit is often fished out of the water and served uncooked at fancy restaurants
- Eit vanishes into thin air
39What does the cell wall of a diatom form?
- Aa stretchy fabric
- Ba hazardous material
- Ca poisonous liquid
- Da coarse material
40Course material from a diatom is also known as...
- AThat is the only name for it.
- BPolypeptide
- CA cluster of polymer and monomer molecules
- DSquired
- EDiatomaceous earth
41What is an example of a multicellular green algae?
- AFerns
- BRed seaweed
- CBlue seaweed
- DBrown seaweed
- EGreen seaweed
42Which protist makes a substance called Carrageenan, which is used in ice cream and hair conditioners?
- AGreen algae
- BRed algae
- CBrown algae
- DNone of the above
43Where do brown algae live?
- Acool, sandy waters
- Bcool, muddy waters
- Ccool, rocky waters
44What is an example of a brown algae?
- AGreen seaweed
- BEuglenoids
- CGiant kelps
- DPlasmodium
45Are there any open-ended questions on the quiz?
- AYes! Boo!
- BNo! Yay!
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