Protista and Fungi

Fungi are

• autotrophs that make their own food

• heterotrophs that absorb their food

Which is not true of fungi?

• Fungi have chlorophyll and photosynthesis

• Fungi have true roots, stems, and leaves

• Fungi have a cell wall made of cellulose

• All of these are true

Animal-like protists eat other organisms, so they are

• heterotrophic

• photosynthetic

• non-motile

• multicellular

Protists are classified in the domain

• Archaea

• Bacteria

• Eukarya

• Protista

A plant-like protist may be single-celled, colonial, or multicellular, but it is always

• rooted

• parasitic

• photosynthetic

• green

The definition of a protist is a eukaryote that is

• single-celled and animla-like

• multicellular and photosynthetic

• fungus-like but motile

• not a plant, animal, or fungus.

What are the long-stranded structures that make up the body of a fungus, extend into the food source, release enzymes, and absorb nutrients for the fungus?

• spores

• fruiting body

• hyphae

• mycelium

Which fungus reproduces by budding?

• bread mold

• yeast

• club fungus

• mycorrhizae

Which of the following protists can heavily populate the oceans when nutrients are ample and create what is known as a red tide?

• dinoflagellates

• euglenoids

• slime molds

• brown algae

What can fungus-like protists do that fungi cannot?

• decompose

• photosynthesize

• move

• reproduce