multicellular and heterotrophic

Both the euglena and paramecium seen here have

projections that help them move.

specialized cells to detect light.

a macronucleus and a micronucleus.

Moldy bread indicates that a fungus is growing in and on your bread, but how did it get there? The bread was in a plastic bag.

Mold spores are in the air around us. Some settled on the bread when it was unwrapped.

People carry mold on their hands and if someone touched the bread before washing their hands, they caused the mold to form. People carry mold on their hands and if someone touched the bread before washing their hands, they caused the mold to form.

The bread was stored near other food that contained mold, and the mold was transferred by contact.

The mold or fungus was already in the bread, but it could not be seen.

Which explanation of mushroom growth is best supported by the students’ data?

Oyster mushrooms have a wider temperature growing range than the others.

White button mushrooms can withstand cooler temperatures than shiitake mushrooms.

Cremini mushrooms grow at warmer temperatures than white button mushrooms.

Shiitake mushrooms produce more mushrooms at 8°C than oyster mushrooms

A fungus is growing near a nutrient-rich food source. What will most likely happen?

The fungus will grow toward the food source.

The fungus will grow away from the food source.

The fungus will continue to grow independently of the food source.

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This is an example of a(n)

amoeba

paramecium

euglena

fungus

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This is an example of a(n)

amoeba

paramecium

euglena

fungus

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This is an example of a(n)

amoeba

paramecium

euglena

fungus

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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This is an example of a(n)

amoeba

paramecium

euglena

fungus

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A finger-like projection of the cell membrane and cytoplasm used to catch food and/or move (false foot)

cilia

flagellum

pseudopod

ooey gooey
footie wootie

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Small hair-like projections on the cell membrane used to sweep food into mouth and move around

cilia

flagellum

pseudopod

silly bandz

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A long whip-like tail used to move and/or catch food

cilia

flagellum

pseudopod

jelly leg

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Fungi & Protists

This is an example of a(n)

This is an example of a(n)

This is an example of a(n)

This is an example of a(n)

A finger-like projection of the cell membrane and cytoplasm used to catch food and/or move (false foot)

Small hair-like projections on the cell membrane used to sweep food into mouth and move around

A long whip-like tail used to move and/or catch food

Fungi are usually

Protists are usually

How do fungi obtain water and resources?

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