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Worksheets7M Unit 4.11.3 Fungi
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
Almost all fungi are:
autotrophs
unicellular
multicellular
parasitic
Fungi do not use roots to anchor to their food source. Instead they use __________.
xylem
hyphae
spores
gills
What is a mass of hyphae called?
Mycelium
Hyphal netting
Fungal transport system
Lichens
Fungal cells contain nuclei, which makes them classified as:
prokaryotic
eukaryotic
parasitics
saprophytic
Which of the following are examples of fungi?
bread mold
pollen
yeast
mushrooms
True or false: Fungi are prokaryotic.
True
False
Where can fungi be found?
Only in Africa
In western regions.
Everywhere
Only in the U.S.A
How do fungi produce?
Fruits
Pollen
Seeds
Spores
What can yeast be used for?
Making eggs
Wax for candles
Making bread
Making syrup
True or False: Not all mushrooms are safe to eat.
True
False
How are Fungi classified?
How they get their energy
How they reproduce
Their sizes
How they move
What makes up a Lichen?
Fungus
Algae
Mold
Mushroom
Lichens are
Parasites
Producers
Decomposers
Consumers
True or False: Fungi have rigid cell walls.
True
False
What group do Truffles belong to?
Threadlike
Saclike
Club fungi
Imperfect fungi
What group do mushrooms belong to?
Threadlike
Saclike
Club fungi
Imperfect
What group do molds belong to?
Threadlike
Saclike
Club fungi
Imperfect fungi
What group does Penicillium belong to
Threadlike
Saclike
Club fungi
Imperfect Fungi
