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How do euglena move?

• Butterfly stroke

• A long whip-like structure called a flagella

• Bicycle

• Radar

True or False? Euglena have an eyespot that detects light.

• True

• False

What are volvox?

• Single-celled algae that live together in colonies

• Multi-celled organisms that live together in groups

• A type of fox

• A Tik Tok dance

How do volvox eat?

• They cook large meals to share with friends.

• They steal food from mammals.

• They are parasites.

• They make their own food by photosynthesis

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Which statement correctly describes characteristics of paramecia and amoebas?

• Paramecia are eukaryotic and amoebas are prokaryotic.

• Paramecia are heterotrophic and amoebas are photosynthetic.

• Paramecia move using cilia and amoebas move using pseudopodia.

• Paramecia are grouped into Kingdom Animalia and amoebas are grouped into Kingdom Protista

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Which organism uses an eyespot to sense light?

• amoeba

• euglena

• paramecium

• volvox

Which structures does a paramecium use to move toward food?

• cilia

• flagella

• false feet

• pseudopods

What can be concluded about a single-celled organism that contains chlorophyll?

• The organism has an eyespot.

• The organism reproduces sexually.

• The organism makes its own food.

• The organism moves by using cilia.

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Which structure is common to both the amoeba and the euglena?

• chloroplast

• flagellum

• nucleus

• pseudopod

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Why are some protists classified as plantlike?

• They grow towards the sun.

• They have chlorophyll and cell walls.

• They have eyespots and chlorophyll.

• They must have water in order to survive.

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