| A | B |
|---|
| All protists are | eukaryotic |
| A slime mold thrives in | cool, shady, moist places |
| A slime mold develops stalklik structures with rounded knobs at the top that produce these structures when conditions are unfavorable | spores |
| A contractile vacuole | pumps out excess water |
| A flagella helps organisms to | move through water |
| An eyespot allows euglenoids to | respond to light |
| Funguslike protists | are consumers or decomposers |
| The Great Potato Famine was caused by a | water mold |
| Plantlike protists include | dinoflagellates and diatoms |
| Almost all algae live | in water |
| Algae obtain their food by | making their own food through phototsynthesis |
| Phytoplankton are | single-celled algae |
| Phytoplankton produce | most of the world's oxygen |
| Animal-like protists | are also known as protozoan, include amoebasand Paramecium, and may be either free-living or parasitic |
| Amoebas move using | pseudopodia |
| The shape of am amoeba is | changing constantly |
| When an amoeba surrounds a bacteria or small protist, it forms a | food vacuole |
| The macronucleus controls the | functions of a ciliate's cell |
| A ciliate uses its micronucleus during sexual reproduction to | pass genetic material to another individual |
| All fungi are NOT | multicellular |
| What are fungal filaments that are similar to plant roots? | hyphae |
| The hyphae in fungus grow together to form a twisted mass called the | mycelium |
| Club fungi produce special hyphae that develop | basidia |
| An example of a threadlike fungus is | black bread mold |
| An example of a sac fungus is | yeast |
| An example of an imperfect fungus is | penicillium |
| Threadlike fungi reproduce asexually by forming round spore cases called | sporangia |
| The largest group of fungi are | sac fungi |
| A lichen is | made up of an alga and a fungus that live interwined together |
| The presence or absence of lichens are | a good measure of air quality |
