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Protists & Fungi Team Trivia
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Trivia style review game over K. Protista & K. Fungi
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1
Microscopic fossils of eukaryotes date back
1.5 million years
15,000 years
None have been found yet
1.5 billion years
2
How are plant-like, multicellular algae classified?
by their method of movement
by their cell wall type
by their method of reproduction
by their pigments
3
What is a tangled mass of hyphae called?
gills
mycelium
flagella
trichocysts
4
What kindom is this organism classified in and how does it move?
Bacteria, pseudopodia
Bacteria, cilia
Protista, cilia
Protista, pseudopodia
5
Which of the following is a unicellular fungus?
amoeba
foraminifera
yeast
algae
6
Pick the term(s) that best describe euglenophytes.
decomposer
autotrophic
heterotropic
autotrophic & heterotrophic
7
Spore-producing protists can travel by
air
all choices are correct
water
other organisms
8
This picture is a
bread mold
water mold
mushroom
slime mold
9
Malaria (caused by
Plasmodium
) requires
human, Anopheles mosquito to complete life cycle
spores to carry from human to human
male mosquitos to carry from human to human
an aquatic environment in which to live
10
What carbohydrate is found in fungal cell walls?
peptidoglycan
cellulose
chitin
cellulose
11
What is the top of a typical mushroom called?
stalk
gills
cap
ring
12
Which of the following is not currently classified as a protist?
yeast
brown algae
euglena
slime molds
13
What structures do all amoeba have that allow them to move?
cilia
flagella
pseudopodia
calcium carbonate shells
14
How do euglenas reproduce?
asexually by conjugation
sexually by binary fission
asexually by binary fission
asexually by fragmentation
15
Trichonympha
, a protist inside a termite's gut, and the termite itself
plasmodium
parasitism
mutualism
predatory
16
What disease is caused by the
Plasmodium
protist that is spread through the
Anopheles
mosquito?
Giardia infection
Thrush
African Sleeping Sickness
Malaria
17
What is the intricately folded membrane in a Euglena called?
ribbon cyst
peptidoglycan wall
cell wall
pellicle
18
Which of the following is responsible for red tides (toxic algal blooms)?
red algae
dinoflagellates
Giardia
Plasmodium
19
What structure do euglena use to move?
flagella
pseudopodia
cilia
silica shells
20
How are fungi classified?
by their method of movement
by their method of reproduction
by the diseases they cause
by the method of obtaining food
21
Which of the following is the reproductive structure of a fungus?
pili
flagellum
stalk
fruiting body
22
In which of the following would you NOT find chitin?
plants
arthropods
fungi
insects
23
Which of the following are protists?
mushrooms
water mold
Penicillium mold
bread mold
24
What gas causes bread dough to rise?
carbon dioxide
oxygen
helium
nitrogen
25
Which structure(s) are important for photosynthesis?
D
B
E & B
E
26
Pick all the ways fungus-like protists get their food?
absorbing dead or decaying matter
photosynthesis
chemosynthesis
taking it into the oral grove and digesting it
27
Which of the following is responsible for the day-to-day genetic actvities of paramecia?
macronucleus
micronucleus
mitochondria
chloroplasts
28
All of the following are characteristics of protists except
membrane-bound nucleus
flagella
cilia
peptidoglycan cell walls
29
What gas causes bread dough to rise?
helium
oxygen
nitrogen
carbon dioxide
30
When under stress, how do paramecia reproduce?
fragmentation
by forming cysts
conjugation
binary fission
31
In what kindgom would this organism be classified?
Fungi
Animalia
Plantae
Protista
32
In ciliates, food particles get trapped in an indention called the
food vacuole
lysosome
anal pore
gullet
33
What is the common name for plant-like protists?
paramecia
algae
amoeba
cyanobacteria
34
What is the cluster of reddish pigment in the euglena that helps the organism find sunlight?
eyespot
eye
cornea
chloroplast
35
The opening that allows food to enter the gullet in a paramecium is called the
mouth
oral groove
food vacuole
throat
36
Eukaryotic organisms that are not animals, plants, or fungi are classified as
protists
viruses
bacteria
parasites
37
This organism is a(n)
sporazoan
amoeba
paramecium
euglena
38
Any eukaryotic organisms that is not a plant, fungus, or animal is
a protist
an archaeabacteria
photosynthetic
a bacteria
39
Which of the following is caused by a fungus?
Giardia infection
Malaria
African Sleeping Sickness
Ringworm
40
What is a small cavity in protozoa that temporarily stores food?
food vacuole
cilia
anal pore
oral groove
41
Label in order from A to E
sporangiophore, spores, stolon, rhizoid, sporangium
rhizoid, stolon, sporangiophore, sporangium, spores
spores, rhizoid, sporangiophore, sporangium, stolon
spores, sporangium, sporangiophore, stolon, rhizoid
42
Which process ensures genetic diversity among protist populations?
cloning
conjugation
mitosis
alternation of generations
43
Animal-like protists are called
protozoans
protopods
algae
fungi
44
What causes an algal bloom?
flowering algae
florists
increase in nutrients
spring
45
What is the name of a fungal cell or filament called?
hyphae
mycelium
stalk
yeast
46
Which of the following is NOT shared by green plants and green algae?
produce oxygen
roots, stems, and leaves
photosynthetic pigments
cellulose cell walls
47
How is the protist kingdom classified?
by movement
by nuclei
by cell wall type
by nutrition
48
Protists play important roles in
supporting coral reefs
recycling nutrients in ecosystems
all choices are correct
carrying out photosynthesis
49
What is the stem of a typical mushroom called?
sporangium
stalk
cap
gills
50
In what kind of habitat do most fungi grow?
warm, moist
warm, dry
cool, dry
cool, moist
51
What do paramecia use for movement and capturing food?
pseudopodia
cilia
trichocysts
flagella
52
What is the function of the contractile vacuole?
energy production
pumps out excess water
movement and feeding
digests food
53
Which structure is the oral groove?
3
5
6
1
54
How are protozoa classified?
by cell wall type
by photosynthetic pigments
by means of movement
by diseases they cause
55
Label the cap, gills, and stalk in order.
A, D, E
E, D, C
D, C, A
A, E, C
56
Amoeboid movement is made possible by
pseudopods
cilia
spores
flagella
57
A small cavity in the cytoplasm of a protist that is used for temporary food storage
food vacuole
anal pore
gullet
lysosome
58
Waste products leave the paramecium through the
anal pore
gullet
contractile vacuole
oral groove
59
Protists are in Domain
Archaea
Eukarya
Bacteria
Protista
60
Which structure would a paramecium use to move and capture food?
pseudopod
false foot
flagellum
cilia
61
What structure has a backup copy of the genome of the paramecia?
macronucleus
nucleus
micronucleus
contractile vacuole