Question

slide\tprotist\tspecial organelles\tmethod of movement\tenergy acquisition\tcommon habitats\tlive alone or communal\thuman/ecological impact
1\tparamecium\t\tcilia\teat bacteria\tmarine environments and ponds\t\t
2\tplasmodium\t\t\t\t\tropical areas\t\t
3\tdiatoms\t\tnon- mortal but they pass through water\tchlorophyll a and c\thouse is made of class\t\t
4\teuglena\t\tflagellated microorganisms\tphotosynthetic\tfreak brackish water in organic matter moist soils\t\t
5\tgiardia\t\tflagellate\t\tsoil,food, or water that had been contaminated with feces\t\t

Explanation:

Filled in the missing characteristics of each protist based on biological facts about their organelles, lifestyle, and impacts.

Answer:

Slide	Protist	Special Organelles	Method of Movement	Energy Acquisition	Common Habitats	Live Alone or Communal	Human/Ecological Impact
2	Plasmodium	Apical complex	Glides (host cell invasion)	Steals nutrients from host (heterotrophic)	tropical areas (in Anopheles mosquitoes & human blood)	Communal (inside host cells)	Causes malaria, leading to fever, organ damage, and death in humans
3	Diatoms	Silica frustule	Non-motile (drift in water)	Photosynthetic (chlorophyll a/c)	Aquatic environments (oceans, lakes, ponds)	Live Alone/Colonial	Major oxygen producers; form diatomaceous earth used in filters and abrasives
4	Euglena	Chloroplasts, eyespot	flagellated	Photosynthetic/heterotrophic (mixotrophic)	Brackish water, moist soils, organic-rich water	Live Alone	Indicates water pollution; contributes to aquatic food webs
5	Giardia	Adhesive discs	flagellate	Heterotrophic (steals host nutrients)	Soil, food, feces-contaminated water	Live Alone	Causes giardiasis, leading to diarrhea, abdominal pain, and nutrient malabsorption in humans