A student was observing (looking at) a section (part) of cells under a microscope. She noticed (saw) they had a box-like shape, bean-shaped organelles and were green. She also noticed (saw) a nucleus that was to the side of the cell. She was most likely examining (looking at)

DNA inside of a eukaryotic cell is protected (covered) by what type of membrane?

What cell structure is responsible (takes care of) for storing water and toxins (waste) in a plant cell?

Which structure (part) in plant cells makes food from sunlight?

In eukaryotic cells, the organelles are __________________________.

Which organelle is a part of the photosynthesis process?

Which sentence correctly identifies (states) a difference between plant and animal cells?

Here is a section (part) from the Cell Rap video: “The nucleus takes over, controlling everything!” What is this line telling you about the nucleus?

Euglenas and volvoxes are sensitive (affected by) to light. What organelle do they both have that helps them find light?

Is an amoeba autotrophic or heterotrophic based on (due to) its ability to obtain (get) nutrients (food).

Is an euglena autotrophic or heterotrophic based on (due to) its ability to obtain (get) nutrients (food).

Is a paramecium autotrophic or heterotrophic based on (due to) its ability to obtain (get) nutrients (food).

Is a volvox autotrophic or heterotrophic based on (due to) its ability to obtain (get) nutrients (food).

What form of locomotion (movement) does an amoeba use?

What form of locomotion (movement) does a euglena use?

What form of locomotion (movement) does a paramecium use?

What form of locomotion (movement) does a volvox use?

The illustrations (pictures) are of a euglena, a paramecium and an amoeba. How do these organisms compare?

The diagram (picture) is a plant cell. Which organelle is used to create (make) energy for the cell and is also found in animal cells?

What type of environment do protists live?

Which scenario (choice) BEST describes (talks about) a stimulus change?

Which is NOT a characteristic (trait) of all living organisms?

Is the following example demonstrating (showing) homeostasis or a response to a stimulus change: An amoeba engulfs (takes in) a smaller protist for nutrients into its vacuole.

Is the following example demonstrating (showing) homeostasis or a response to a stimulus change: A paramecium allows (lets) oxygen in its cell and releases (lets go of) carbon dioxide.

Is the following example demonstrating (showing) homeostasis or a response to a stimulus change: A volvox moves to an area of light using its eyespot.

Is the following example demonstrating (showing) homeostasis or a response to a stimulus change: A euglena uses its flagella to move.

For something to be considered (thought of) living, it must meet all characteristics (traits) of living things. Which organism is considered (thought of) living?

Which organism best matches this description (statement): this organism moves using cilia, is heterotrophic, and moves in a spiral motion.

Which organism does NOT have a definite (exact, specific) shape?

Which organism best matches this description: produces its own food, contains chloroplast organelles, has many eye spots?

All uni-cellular (one celled) organisms must have certain (specific) organelles to be fully functional. Which organelle is NOT necessary (does not need) for all protists?

Which two organisms contain (have) chloroplasts and eyespots?

How do a paramecium and an amoeba obtain (get) nutrients (food) to live?

Tina observed (saw) a cell under a microscope. She concluded (decided) that it was a plant cell instead of an animal cell. Which structure helped her come to this conclusion?

The human body is constantly generating new skin cells through a process called mitosis. Which of the following describes the outcome of mitosis?

Mitosis is a type of _____________________ reproduction.

Which protist is able to reproduce sexually, also known as conjugation?

The smallest unit that can perform all life processes, are covered by a membrane, have DNA and cytoplasm.

Which is NOT a reason that protists are important to us?