<p>Name ______Biology-_____ Date______</p><p>Taxonomic classification: 1) A living thing is either a Prokaryote or Eukaryote. 2) A living thing is in one of the following kingdoms: Archae, Bacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae or Animalia. We tend to overlay the two as follows: Prokaryote = Archae, Bacteria Eukaryote = Protista, Fungi, Animalia and Plantae. Q. What are the names of the three domains?</p><p>A.</p><p>Q. Why are the prokaryotes divided into two different domains in this classification model?</p><p>A.</p><p>Q. How are the Archaea different from the Bacteria?</p><p>A.</p><p>Q. Which domain are the Protista in?</p><p>A. </p><p>Kingdom Protista 1. Below each picture write the common group of each protist: A=animal-like, P=Plant-Like, F=Fungus-like 2. Then list why each one belongs to that specific category. (Use your notes)</p><p>3. What is the body type (unicellular or multicellular) of most protist? ______</p><p>4. Cellular structure is (prokaryote, eukaryote): ______5. Give two examples of animallike protist. ______, ______</p><p>6. Short hair like projections paramecium use for movement: ______</p><p>7. Method of movement in amoebas: ______= ______</p><p>8. Define False foot: ______</p><p>9. Euglena use this whip like tail for movement: ______</p><p>10. Organelle used to maintain water balance in protist: ______</p><p>11. Give two examples of unicellular plantlike protist. ______, ______</p><p>12. What organelle does a euglena have that makes it an autotroph? ______</p><p>13. Give 3 examples of multicellular protist: ______, ______, ______</p><p>14. Plantlike protists are used to make: (give one example) ______</p><p>15. Protists are a source of ______for other organisms.</p><p>16. When algae grows in enormous masses depleting water of nutrients: ______</p><p>17. Fungus-like protists are known as what type of heterotroph ______</p><p>18. They provide soil with: ______</p><p>19. Where do protists live (water, land or both)? ______</p><p>20. Fill in the Vinn Diagram with basic characteristics of each group.</p><p>Diversity of Protist Video Notes Characteristics from video Euglena Diatoms</p><p>Water Mold</p><p>Amoeba</p><p>Ciliates</p><p>Euplotes</p><p>Vorticella</p><p>Urocentrum</p><p>Stentor</p><p>Didinium</p><p>Paramecium</p><p>Even though objects look different DNA can ______</p><p>Kingdom Fungi</p><p>1. What is the structural level of most fungi? ______but few are ______2. Cellular structure is (prokaryote, eukaryote): ______3. Cells of fungi have what structure around them? ______4. Nutritional description of fungi: ______5. Organism that obtains food from dead organism: ______6. An example of a unicellular fungi: ______7. Two human diseases caused by fungi parasites: ______, ______8. Lichens are composed of what two organisms: ______and ______9. Lichens are an example of what type relationship? ______10. Drug used to prevent organ transplant rejection: ______11. Root like structures (not roots) on fungi: ______12. Means of reproduction: ______13. Two fungi people like to eat: ______, ______14. Leather and fabrics left in the garage may get a musty smell due to the fungi:</p><p>Matching – Identify as either P rotist or F ungi or both</p><p>1. ______Red tides 11. ______Ringworm 2. ______Penicillin 12. ______Green algae 3. ______Mushroom 13. ______Decomposers 4. ______Red algae 14. ______Lichens 5. ______Paramecium 15. ______Algal bloom 6. ______Brown algae 16. ______African Sleeping Sickness 7. ______Yeast 17. ______Euglena 8. ______Malaria 18. ______Athlete’s foot 9. ______Blue in blue cheese 19. ______Parasites 10. ______Cyclosporine 20. ______Cell walls</p><p>PROTIST FUNGI Cell Level Unicellular/multicellular Genetic Material Prokaryote/Eukaryote</p><p>Cell Structure </p>