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Chapter 7 Review (Fungi & Protists)
Chapter 7 Review (Fungi & Protists)
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1
All fungi
produce
what?
Atmospheric Gas
Fruiting Bodies
Disease
Spores
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What is the group of protist that targets insects?
Amoeboid
Microsporidian
Ciliate
Slime
3
What needs to happen in order for a perfect fungi to reproduce sexually?
Poor conditions
Abundance of mates
Lack of spores
Best conditions
4
What are fungal cell walls made of?
Hyphae
Stipes
Chitin
Cellolose
5
The part of the fungi that fuses with a mate for reproduction is called...
Cap
Stipe
Gill
Hyphae
6
Which of these are protists NOT?
Producers
Eukaryotic
Prokaryotic
Consumers
7
What movement is used by amoebas?
By cilia.
By flow of the currents of water.
By pseudopods.
By flagellum.
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What movement do Ciliates use?
Cilia
Cilia
Cilia
Cilia
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During conjugation, what is transferred?
RNA
Nutrients
DNA
Sugars
10
If you see a fungus eating a living frog, you would describe the fungus as...
Parasitic
A saprophyte
A decomposer
Symbiotic
11
Red tide is caused by what kind of protist?
Slime molds
Plasmodia
Dinoflagellates
Phytophthora
12
Fungi that produce its spores in little pockets are called..
Sac Fungi
Chytrid Fungi
Club Fungi
Zygote Fungi
13
Which way do amoebas ingest nutrients?
Digestive enzymes
Oral grooves
Food vacuoles
Cilia
14
What is the main job of plankton?
To be a source of food in the food chain.
To keep the ecosystem balanced.
To provide oxygen to the atmosphere.
To corrode stone.
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The part of the fungi that is visible and produces the spores is called the...
Stipe
Cap
Fruiting Body
Gill
16
Which of these is the result of protists having so much variety?
They are evidence for fixity of species.
They are proof for evolutionary biology.
They are difficult to classify.
They are the reason for our classification system.
17
Ringworm is an example of...
Protists
Lichen
Fungi
Algae
18
How do saprophyte fungus digest nutrients?
Using acid secreted from their hyphae.
Using conjugation to microscopically digest it.
Using digestive enzymes from the hyphae.
Using cilia to break down food from the hyphae.
19
Euglenoids are... (CHOOSE TWO)
Fungal-like
Bacterial-like
Plant-like
Animal-like
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What kind of protist can be a unified body of cells?
Plantlike
Amoeboid
Fungus-like
Slime Mold
