Protists and Micro Invertebrate Animals

Which structure is not needed by a protist that in its mature state is terrestrial (lives on land)?

• contractile vacuole

• macronucleus

• food vacuole

• micronucleus

What do all protists share in common? Choose two

• Eukaryotic

• Depend on water for a portion of life

• Cilia

• heterotrophs

What is the outer covering called on this organism? In the picture it looks white.

• pellicle

• contractile vacuole

• gullet

• trichocysts

How are the protozoa (animal like protists) classified?

• According to how they move.

• Based on what they feed on.

• Heterotrophs and autotrophs

• Single celled or multicellular.

This organism is called Volvox. How does it obtain nutrition?

• Dead and decaying organic material.

• Photosynthesis

• Chemoheterotroph

• Ingestion via the oral groove and gullet.

How would you classify this organism?

• Invertebrate animal

• slime mold

• protozoa

• algae

What type of protist is this?

• Slime mold

• ciliate

• protozoan

• fagellate

What does "prom" actually stand for?

• promenade

• promtacular

• promtacle

• promegranate

How would this protozoan be classified?

• flagellate

• ciliate

• ameboid

• sporozoan

What is the mechanism of transmission for Toxoplasma gondii?

• Ingestion of oocyst contaminated cat feces.

• Bite of Anopheles mosquito.

• Bite of the Tsetse fly

• Being bitten by the kissing bug