Fungi

Fungi obtain water and nutrients through hyphae.  What are hyphae?

• Hair-like structures to gather food in water environments
• Structures that help fungi to gather light.
• Structures that produce spores.
• Fibrous strands that will grow toward food or water.

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A collective mass of hyphae are referred to as ------------

• Parasitic
• Fruiting
• Mycelium
• Spores

The reproductive cells of fungi are called:

• pollen
• seeds
• spores
• mold

Mold is classified into which of the following kingdoms?

• plantae
• fungi
• protista
• bacteria

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Fungi were originally classified as plants but later they were classified separately.  Which of the following characteristics of fungi separates them from plants?

• They reproduce asexually.
• They are able to grow in dry conditions.
• They are unable to make their own food.
• They can move from one place to another.

Fungi break down dead organisms, or waste products of living organisms, returning nutrients to the soil.  What role do fungi play in food webs?

• primary consumer
• producer
• secondary consumer
• decomposer

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All of the following are examples of fungi except one.  Which of the following is NOT a type of fungus?

• yeast
• mold
• mushroom
• algae

__________ are fungi that that produce the gas that makes bread rise.

• Mushrooms
• Athletes' foot
• Blue Cheese
• Yeast

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An antibiotic made from a species of thread-like fungus.

• lichen
• mold
• penicillin
• asprin

Fungi cells walls are made of a material called ____.

• cellulose
• fibers
• hyphae
• chitin