A) Belly
B) Head
C) Tail
D) Back

A) normal reproduction.
B) self fertilization.
C) making all species.
D) creating a parasitic host.

A) As the magnification increases, the field of view decreases.
B) The organism get smaller.
C) The organism gets bigger.
D) Nothing happens.
E) As the magnification increases the field of view increases.

A) Red lens, 40x, 4.5mm.
B) Larger than it appears in the field of view.
C) Smaller than it appears in the field of view.
D) Proportional to the field of view.
E) In color.

A) print inside the field of view close to the structure.
B) write the structure name in cursive.
C) print outside the field of view and parallel to the bottom of the page.
D) print neatly in capitol letters using pen.

A) measurement in parenthesis.
B) date.
C) magnification.
D) name of organism.

A) In cursive, just below the drawing.
B) In cursive, just below the magnification.
C) Written to the side of the drawing
D) In upper case letters, just below the magnification.
E) In upper case letters, just below the drawing.

A) Traits
B) Genus
C) Organism
D) Habitat
E) Species

A) Nouns
B) Greek
C) Traits
D) Habitat
E) Verbs

A) results
B) independent variable
C) measurements
D) dependent variable

A) control group
B) experimental group
C) dependent variable
D) scientist

A) will be parasitic to a host
B) will die in the Fall
C) will use parthenogenesis to reproduce
D) will use cilia and flagella for making food
E) will make its own food and be green in color

A) Reproduction.
B) To make it's own food
C) Parasitism.
D) Movement.
E) Tickling

A) name of organism.
B) magnification.
C) measurement in parenthesis.
D) Genus and species
E) date.

A) They are too large.
B) They are too small.
C) Some have chloroplasts like a plant and move like an animal.
D) They do not contain organelles.
E) They are single celled.

A) Organisms that all contain cilia inside the cell.
B) Tiny organisms that live on land.
C) Single cell organisms with plant and animal characteristics.
D) The only organisms with organelles.

A) feeling and resting.
B) moving and mating.
C) making false arms.
D) moving and feeding.
E) reproducing and feeding

A) long extension for engulfing
B) short hair-like extension used for movement
C) long tail used for movement.
D) short hairs

A) structure found in great numbers on a single protist.
B) long tail used for movement.
C) plant organelle.
D) green structure for photosynthesis

A) green and allows photosynthesis.
B) short hair for moving.
C) an animal characteristic.
D) long tail for speed in feeding.

A) structure of a cell with a specific function.
B) one of five kingdoms.
C) longer version of the word organ.
D) structure identical in all cells.

A) trait
B) species
C) kingdom
D) genus