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Fungus Amungus! Exit Slip

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These microscopic strings of fungal cells are known as _____

a)

Hyphae

b)

Spores

c)

Fungus

d)

Mushroom

2.

How do most fungi get their food?

a)

By absorbing nutrients from the environment

b)

By eating other creatures and digesting their remains

c)

By doing photosynthesis

d)

They do not eat - they are not living creatures

3.

The small spheres on this microscopic fungus are called "spores" - what are they for?

a)

For the fungus to reproduce

b)

For the fungus to move

c)

For the fungus to do photosynthesis

d)

For the fungus to attach to a plant

4.

A yeast is an example of a _____ fungus, but many are multi-cellular.

a)

Uni-cellular

b)

Prokaryotic

c)

Hyphae

d)

Mycelium

5.

What are mushrooms used for?

a)

To reproduce

b)

To do photosynthesis

c)

To eat

d)

To eat creatures who pass by

6.

This mushroom is using the wind to release ____, microscopic spheres that help the fungus reproduce.

a)

Spores

b)

Hyphae

c)

Mycelia

d)

Mycorrhizae

7.

What group of fungi does this species belong to?

a)

Gilled Fungi

b)

Sac"Cup" Fungi

c)

Pore Fungi

d)

Zygote Fungi

8.

This image is of a mycorrhizal fungus attached to its host - ______

a)

A plant root

b)

Algae

c)

An animal's leg

d)

A protist

9.

Which of the following is true about a mycorrhiza fungus and the plant it is attached to? (choose ALL)

a)

A fungus gives a plant nutrients

b)

A plant gives the fungus sugars

c)

A fungus kills the plant from the inside

d)

A plant kills the fungus from the inside

10.

What group of fungi does this species belong to?

a)

Gilled Fungi

b)

Sac"Cup" Fungi

c)

Pore Fungi

d)

Zygote Fungi