Protists and Fungi

Which fungi get their energy from feeding on and harming a host?

• saprophytic

• parasitic

• symbiotic

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This is an example of a(n)

• amoeba

• paramecium

• euglena

• fungus

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Sac fungi are useful to humans because_____.

• they are use to make bread and are eaten as morels.

• are used to make cheese and antibiotics.

• they act as decomposers to cure athletics foot.

• they are beneficial to the medical world as a treatment to cancer

_______is an example of a club fungi that is used for food.

• yogurt

• bread

• mushrooms

• soy sauce

A major part of the fungus is the_________

• hyphae

• stem found on mushrooms

• mycelium

• spores

Fungus-like protists obtain their food from_______.

• dead organic matter or the body of another organism.

• the digestive system of a host

• minerals found on rocks found in warm tropical waters

• all of the above

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How are protists classified?

• By the way they obtain food

• By the way they reproduce

• By their shape and color

• all of the above

How do fungi reproduce?

• asexually

• sexually

• both sexually and asexually

• neither sexually or asexually

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What is Cilia?

• A tail like structure that help protist move

• Hair like fibers that help protist move

• A place where spores are kept

• A fake foot that help protist move

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Which kingdom does this organism belong to?

• plant

• animal

• protist

• moneran

• fungi

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