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Glencoe Biology

Alton Biggs

Chapter 19

Protists - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

01:13

Problem 1

What is another name for animal-like protists?

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01:42

Problem 2

What are microscopic protozoans that are found in the gut of insects?

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02:45

Problem 3

Which process is most likely the way in which the first protists formed?
A. aerobic respiration
B. decomposition
C.endosymbiosis
D.photosynthesis

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01:33

Problem 4

Which method below is used to divide protists into three groups?
A. method of getting food
B. method of movement
C. type of reproduction
D. type of respiration

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01:16

Problem 5

Which is least likely to be a suitable environment for protists?
A. decaying leaves
B. the ocean
C. damp soil
D. dry sand

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01:19

Problem 6

To which group does the protist belong?
A. algae
C. funguslike
B. animal-like
D. protozoan

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01:26

Problem 7

Which term best describes this protist?
A. acellular
B. eukaryotic
C. multicellular
D. prokaryotic

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01:44

Problem 8

Open Ended Describe three locations near your home or school where you might be able to find protists.

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03:17

Problem 9

If you were a taxonomist given the task of organizing protists into groups, would you use the same method described in this book? Explain your answer.

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01:31

Problem 10

Predict changes in protist populations if an area had an above-average amount of rainfall.

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02:17

Problem 11

Define each of the structures below and provide an example of an organism where it could be found.
pseudopod

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02:27

Problem 12

Define each of the structures below and provide an example of an organism where it could be found.
contractile vacuole

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02:53

Problem 13

Define each of the structures below and provide an example of an organism where it could be found.
test

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Problem 14

Which structure does this organism use for movement?
A. cilia
B. contractile vacuole
C. flagella
D. pseudopodia

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02:17

Problem 15

What does the paramecium's contractile vacuole help regulate inside the cell?
A. amount of food
B. amount of water
C. movement
D. reproduction

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01:38

Problem 16

Which are most likely to form fossils?
A. apicomplexans
B. flagellates
C. foraminifera
D. paramecia

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02:41

Problem 17

Open Ended Explain why termites might die if their symbiotic flagellates died.

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05:28

Problem 18

Short Answer Describe the process of conjugation in paramecia.

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02:56

Problem 19

Apply Concepts Recommend several options a village might consider to slow down the spread of malaria.

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02:24

Problem 20

Research Information Research other diseases that are caused by protozoans. Use a map and plot locations where the diseases occur.

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01:56

Problem 21

a life cycle of algae that requires two generations

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02:02

Problem 22

a group of cells living together in close association

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01:34

Problem 23

gives off light

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02:29

Problem 24

Which term best describes how this organism stores its excess food?
A. cellulose
B. oil
C. protein
D. carbohydrate

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01:41

Problem 25

Which are used in the human food supply?
A. dinoflagellates
B. euglenoids
C. protozoans
D. red algae

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01:43

Problem 26

Which organism has silica walls?
A. brown alga
B. diatom
C. dinoflagellate
D. euglenoid

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02:36

Problem 27

What is the name of the structure used by the organism above for movement?
A. cilia
B. contractile vacuole
C. flagella
D. pseudopod

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02:19

Problem 28

Which structure is used to sense light?
A. chloroplast
B. eyespot
C. nucleus
D. pellicle

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02:54

Problem 29

Open Ended Why are there more fossils of diatoms, foraminiferans, and radiolarians than of other algae?

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03:15

Problem 30

Short Answer Explain why diatoms must reproduce sexually occasionally.

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03:36

Problem 31

Short Answer Explain the relationship between the sporophyte and gametophyte in alternation of generations.

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06:33

Problem 32

Analyze the difference between freshwater algae and marine algae.

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03:02

Problem 33

Recognize Cause and Effect Explain the effects of a marine parasite that kills all phytoplankton.

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01:45

Problem 34

A motile organism that consists of many diploid nuclei but no separate cells is a protoplasm.

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02:31

Problem 35

Starving amoeboid cells give off a chemical called arsenic.

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02:45

Problem 36

Acellular slime molds have many nuclei, but what structure do they not have?
A. chromosomes
B. spores
C. separate cells
D. cilia

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01:14

Problem 37

Which is present in the life cycle of water molds in a flagellated form?
A. nuclei
B. plasmodia
C. pseudopods
D. reproductive cells

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01:52

Problem 38

Short Answer Compare and contrast a water mold and a cellular slime mold.

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01:39

Problem 39

Open Ended Describe some environmental conditions that might lead to the production of spores by an acellular slime mold.

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02:19

Problem 40

Analyze and Conclude During the multinucleated plasmodial stage, could acellular slime molds be classified as multicellular organisms? Explain your reasoning.

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03:54

Problem 41

Choose one protist and help it "evolve" by determining a new organelle or structure that is going to develop. How will this new condition affect the protist? Will this change increase or decrease the chance of survival?

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04:25

Problem 42

Explain how this detection method might be used by municipal water departments.

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01:49

Problem 43

Analyze the significance of this research for global human health concerns especially in remote regions of the world.

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01:47

Problem 44

Predict how this detection method might be used to monitor the level of organisms that cause red tides.

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04:39

Problem 45

Point out how meiosis provides genetic variety. (Chapter 10)

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02:26

Problem 46

Sketch a branching diagram that explains evolution of hominoids from genus Proconsul to genus Homo. (Chapter 16)

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03:23

Problem 47

Pick the traits you would use to make a key for classifying the kingdoms. Describe why you chose the characteristics on the list. (Chapter 17 )

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