Quiz about Science 7 - Protists and Fungi

Question 1

How do euglena move?

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flagellum

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pseudopodia

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cilia

Question 2

Which protists are autotrophic?

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Euglena and Volvox

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ameoba and euglena

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amoeba and paramecium

Question 3

What does the Euglena us flagellum for?

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movement

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making food

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catching food

Question 4

What is the oral groove used for in the protozoan

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taking in food and reproduction

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movement and detecting light

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movement and reproduction

Question 5

Plant-like protists are collectively called by their common name.

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Algae

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Prtozoans

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Diatoms

Question 6

Which of the following moves using pseudopodia?

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amoeba

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paramecium

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euglena

Question 7

Which of the following is unicellular and heterotrophic

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Both amoeba and paramecium

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Amoeba

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paramecium

Question 8

The word "pseudoposdia" means

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false foot

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small cell

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fake eye

Question 9

In the protists we have studied, what organelle is used to move excess water?

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contractile vacuole

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micronucleus

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pellicle

Question 10

Which is NOT an example of a plant-like protist?

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Bacteria

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Algae

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Euglena

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Diatom

Question 11

Protists obtain food by

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Autotroph & Heterotroph

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Autotrophs

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Heterotrophs

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Sigotrophs

Question 12

What is Cilia?

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Hair like fibers that help protist move

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A tail like structure that help protist move

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A place where spores are kept

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A fake foot that help protist move

Question 13

A cell with a nuclear membrane.

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Eukaryote

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Prokaryote

Question 14

What type of cell(s) do Protist have?

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Eukaryotic

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Prokaryotic

Question 15

chlorophyll - containing, plantlike protists that produce oxygen as a result of photosynthesis

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algae

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cilia

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spore

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ascus

Question 16

Saclike, spore-producing structure of sac fungi

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ascus

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algae

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pseudopod

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lichen

Question 17

Club-shaped, reproductive structure in which club fungi produce spores

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Basidium

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Protist

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Sporangium

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Mycorrhizae

Question 18

Form of asexual reproduction in which a new, genetically-identical organism forms on the side of it's parent

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Budding

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Hyphae

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Flagellum

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Saprophyte

Question 19

In protists, short, threadlike, structures that extend from the cell membrane of a ciliate and enable the organism to move quickly

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Cilia

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Budding

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Flagellum

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Hyphae

Question 20

Long, this-whiplike structure that helps organisms move through moist or wet surroundings

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Flagellum

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Hyphae

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Cilia

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Protist

Question 21

mass of many-celled, threadlike tubes forming the body of a fungus

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hyphae

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spore

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sporangium

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mycorrhizae

Question 22

Organism made up of a fungus and a green alga or a cyanobacterium

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Lichen

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Protozoan

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Mycorrhizae

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Pseduopod

Question 23

Network of hyphae and plant roots that helps plant water and minerals from soil

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Mycorrhizae

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Sporangium

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Saprophyte

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Flagellum

Question 24

One-or many-celled eukaryotic organism that can be plant-like, animal-like, or fungus like

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Protist

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Algae

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Pseudopod

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Saprophyte

Question 25

One-celled, animal-like protists that can live in water, soil, and living and dead organisms

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Protozoan

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Flagellum

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Budding

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Sporangium

Question 26

Temporary cytoplasmic extensions used by some protists to move about and trap food

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Pseudopod

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Protozoan

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Saprophyte

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Sporangium

Question 27

Organism that uses dead organisms as a food source and helps recycle nutrients so they are available for use by organisms

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Saprophyte

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Spore

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Hyphae

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Sporangium

Question 28

round spore case of a zygote fungus

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Sporangium

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Spore

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Saprophyte

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Pseudopod

Question 29

Waterproof reproductive cell of a fungus

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Spore

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Saprophyte

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Sporangium

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Mycorrhizae

Question 30

Which are examples of fungi?

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all of the above

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mold

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yeast

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mushrooms

Question 31

Fungi are like animals because...

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they get their food from other organisms.

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they all reproduce sexually.

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they can move from one place to another.

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They are not like animals.

Question 32

What part of a fungus is described as long, thread-like structures that absorb nutrients?

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hyphae

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roots

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fruit body

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spores

Question 33

What part of a fungus is used for reproduction?

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spores

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flagellum

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cilia

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hyphae

Question 34

What type of asexual reproduction involves an offspring that grows off it's parent's body and eventually breaks off?

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Budding

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Pollination

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Mycelium

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Spores

Question 35

What are some bad effects of fungi?

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All of the above

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Athletes Foot

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Ringworm

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Mushroom's produce deadly poison

Question 36

What vocabulary word describes the breaking off of dead things and recycling it's nutrients through the food chain?

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Decomposing

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Symbiosis

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Budding

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Mycelium

Question 37

How can humans benefit from fungi?

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Used in antibiotics

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Eats the bacteria in their yards.

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Makes pretty flower-like structures.

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Used dish soaps

Question 38

A collective mass of hyphae are referred to as ____________

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mycelium

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parasitic

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fruiting

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spores

Question 39

Mold is classified into which of the following kingdoms?

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fungi

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plantae

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protista

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bacteria

Question 40

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

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algae

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yeast

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mold

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mushroom

Question 41

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

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yeast

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mushrooms

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athlete's foot

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blue cheese

Question 42

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

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fibrous strands that will grow towards food or water

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hair-like structures to gather food in water environments

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structures that help fungi to gather light

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structures that produce spores

Question 43

Any method of reproducing that create offspring identical to the single parent.

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asexual

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budding

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sexual

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sporogenesis

Question 44

Fungi that feed on and HELP the host.

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symbiotic

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saprophytic

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parasitic

Question 45

What is the name for a heterotrophic eukaryote that has cell walls and reproduces by spores?

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fungus

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protist

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animal

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plant

Question 46

Fungus can cause disease, such as...

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athlete's foot

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tapeworm

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chicken pox

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fever

Question 47

Fungi are decomposers

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True

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False

Question 48

The best environment for fungi is...

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Warm and moist

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Cool and damp

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Warm and dry

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Cool and dry

Question 49

What do fungi use to reproduce?

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Spores

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Hyphae

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Branches

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They split apart

Question 50

What are some examples of food made by fungi

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All of the above

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Bread

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Cheese

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Mushrooms

Question 51

Fungi can be bad when it.....

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All of the answers

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destroys property and food

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causes disease

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becomes poisonous

Question 52

What part of a fungus is described as long, thread-like structures that absorb nutrients?

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hyphae

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roots

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fruit body

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spores

Question 53

ALL fungi have this in common.

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They are all eukaryotic.

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They all reproduce asexually.

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They all are autotrophs.

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They are all mushrooms.

Question 54

A fungus is an organism whose cells have

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A, B and C

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a nuclei

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cell walls

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no chlorophyll

Question 55

Fungi get their food by

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releasing chemicals that breakdown organic matter and absorb the nutrients

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eating bugs

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absorbing sunlight

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through animal waste and decaying wood

Question 56

Like bacteria, fungi play an important role in breaking down the

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bodies of dead organisms

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bodies of bugs

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animal waste

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bacteria

Question 57

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

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penicillin

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lichen

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mold

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asprin

Question 58

Yeast is in the ______ fungi category.

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Sac

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Mold

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incomplete

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club

Question 59

Puffball mushrooms are in the category...

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Club fungi

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Sac fungi

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incomplete fungi

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Mold

Question 60

Lichens are a _______ relationship between _____ and a fungus.

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mutualistic; plant

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commenalistic; animal

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parasitistic; fungus

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mutualistic; root

Question 61

A kind of fungi that usually grows on food products

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Mold

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Yeast

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Mushrooms

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Mildew

Question 62

A small offspring organism forms as part of the yeast cell and eventually breaks off and becomes a separate organism

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Budding

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Spores

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Sexual Reproduction

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None of these

Question 63

a mushroom

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club

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sac

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threadlike

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imperfect

Question 64

Protists can be

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all of the above

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plant like

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animal like

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fungus like

Science 7 - Protists and Fungi

73 questions

How do euglena move?

Which protists are autotrophic?

What does the Euglena us flagellum for?

What is the oral groove used for in the protozoan

Plant-like protists are collectively called by their common name.

Which of the following moves using pseudopodia?

Which of the following is unicellular and heterotrophic

The word "pseudoposdia" means

In the protists we have studied, what organelle is used to move excess water?

Which is NOT an example of a plant-like protist?

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