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Kingdom Fungi

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is NOT paired correctly?
a)
Fungi - Autotrophic
b)
Fungi - Saprotrophic
c)
Fungi - Decomposers
d)
Fungi - Eukaryotic
2.
Certain fungi exists in mutualistic relationships with plants, wrapping around the roots of the plant. This increases the surface area of the plant roots and allows them to absorb more nutrients. Fungi in this relationship are known as _____________.
a)
Mychorrizae
b)
Lichen
c)
Diatoms
d)
Bracket Fungi
3.
Parasitic fungi, such as Athlete's Foot and ringworm, are unique because they decompose _____________ cells of organisms.
a)
Living
b)
Dead
c)
Decaying
d)
Blood
4.
__________________ is asexual fungal reproduction which takes place when the mycelium is physically broken and the hyphae begin growing again.
a)
Fragmentation
b)
Budding
c)
Conjugation
d)
Binary Fission
5.
Lichens are ________ and photosynthetic _____________ in a mutualistic relationship with one another.
a)
Fungi and Algae
b)
Fungi and Plants
c)
Plants and Algae
d)
Animals and Plants
6.
Which of the following does NOT describe the purpose of spores in fungi?
a)
Absorb sunlight during photosynthesis
b)
Used for asexual reproduction
c)
Used for sexual reproduction
d)
Produced by the gills of the basidia
7.
Which of the following does NOT describe a beneficial use of fungi to humans?
a)
Fungi provide humans with oxygen during photosynthesis.
b)
Fungi are nature's "recyclers" and return nutrients to the environment.
c)
Fungi are used to create many medicines.
d)
Fungi are used for food for making certain foods.
8.
When fungi reproduce sexually, the offspring fungi are genetically ________________ from the parent fungi.
a)
different from
b)
identical to
9.

Fungi are reproduced by

a)

flower

b)

seed

c)

spore

d)

cone

10.

The organism used in bread, beer and wine production is the

a)

Candida sp.

b)

Saccharomyces sp.

c)

Penicillium sp.

d)

Agaricus sp.