Protist and Fungi Quiz

2. Protists contain a nucleus with their cell(s). For this reason, they are called

• Heterotrophic

• Prokaryotic

• Eukaryotic

• Autotrophic

4. Protozoans which have a true nucleus, can move to obtain food, and do not have cell walls are called?

• Animal-like

• Plant-like

• Fungus-like

• Bacteria-like

Pseudopodia is a Greek word which means ___________________?

• Long, whip-like tail

• False feet

• Small, hair-like

• Exoskeleton

A type of protist with tiny, hair-like projections that are used like oars for moving and feeding are called ________________ ?

• Amoeba

• Paramecium

• Euglena

• Diatom

A ______________ is a long, whip-like tail used for locomotion by Euglena and Peranema protozoans?

• Paramecium

• Cilia

• Pseudopods

• Flagella

Some protozoans feed host organisms. The host serves no benefit and may be harmed or even killed. This relationship is known as

• Mutualism

• Commensalism

• Parasitism

• Dichotomous

Which of the following is a plant-like protist?

• Protozoa

• Plasmodium

• Algae

• Amoeba

Some species of protists, like slime molds and downy mildew have cell walls and produce spores in order to reproduce. These are known as

• Bacteria-like

• Plant-like

• Fungus-like

• Animal-like

What do fungi use to reproduce?

• Hyphae
• Branches
• Spores
• They split apart

Most fungi are eukaryotes.

• True
• Fales