2. 100 200 300 400 500 Characteristics of Living Things Protistology Facts Animal-Like Protists Fungi-Like Protists Misc. Plant-Like Protists

3. One cell = 2+ cells = A 100

4. Unicellular Multicellular A 100

5. What process do autotrophs use in order to make food from energy? What process do heterotrophs use in order to create energy from food? A 200

6. Photosynthesis Cellular Respiration A 200

7. Refers to a stable internal environment A 300

8. Homeostasis A 300

9. Production of new life = ? A 400

10. Reproduction A 400

11. Includes carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids: A 500

12. Chemicals of Life A 500

13. Protists were the first what on Earth? B 100

14. Eukaryotes B 100

15. In what type of environment do all protists live in – what do they need in order to survive? B 200

16. Water B 200

17. What are the three types/categories of protiests? B 300

18. Animal-like Plant-like Fungi-like B 300

19. Light sensitive organelle found in euglenoids B 400

20. Eyespot B 400

21. Tough outer barrier that allows paramecium and euglenoids to retain their shape B 500

22. Pellicle B 500

23. All animal-like protists are made up of how many cells? C 100

24. One = unicellular C 100

25. What is another name for animal-like protists? C 200

26. Protozoans C 200

27. How do all animal-like protists obtain the energy they need to survive – what method? C 300

28. Heterotrophically C 300

29. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE

30. How do amoebas, an animal-like protists move around and capture their food – what structure do they use? C 400

31. Pseudopods C 400

32. What hair-like structure do paramecium use to move and to capture food? C 500

33. Cilia C 500

34. What is another name for all plant-like protists? D 100

35. Algae D 100

36. What is the primary method of obtaining energy for all plant- like protists? D 200

37. Autotrophically D 200

38. What do plant-like protists use to capture energy? D 300

39. Pigments – example = chlorophyll (green) D 300

40. Plant-like protists are responsible for creating the majority of what in the atmosphere? D 400

41. Oxygen D 400

42. Which plant-like protists can be heterotrophic if sunlight is not available? D 500

43. Euglenoid/Euglena D 500

44. What is another name for the fungus-like protists? E 100

45. “Sort-of-like” organisms E 100

46. How are fungi-like protists similar to animals? E 200

47. They are all heterotrophic E 200

48. How are fungi-like protists similar to plants? E 300

49. They have cell walls E 300

50. How are fungi-like protists similar to fungi? E 400

51. The reproduce using spores E 400

52. This is a tiny cell that is able to grow into a new organism (used for reproduction). E 500

53. Spore E 500

54. What is a protist called if it causes disease/harm to another living thing? F 100

55. Parasite F 100

56. F 200 What do you call a relationship between two organisms where at least one organism benefits?

57. Symbiosis F 200

58. What do you call a symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit? F 300

59. Mutualism F 300

60. Which type of plant-like protists can grow at deep ocean depths because its pigments are excellent at absorbing trace amounts of light? F 400

61. Red Algae F 400

62. What disease do plasmodium create in humans? These protists spend their lives inside of mosquitos and humans. F 500

63. Malaria F 500