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Life Science: Chapter 7 - Protists & Fungi
Life Science: Chapter 7 - Protists & Fungi
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absorbs disolved food from its environment
amoeba
consumer
plankton
producer
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protists that are heterotrophic saprophytes
fungus-like protists
plant-like protists
animal-like protists
amoeba-like protists
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long, hair like projections that help cells to move
flagella
capsules
cilia
pseudopods
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What are spores from mushrooms transported by?
root systems
the stalk of the mushroom
water
air
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more than one cell
single celled
unicellular
di-cellular
multi-cellular
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Which of the following is NOT a way fungi get their energy?
dead organic matter
nutrients from soil
living and dead algae cells
living organisms
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How do protists move?
pseudopods
all of these
cilia
flagella
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plant-like protists
autotroph
heterotrophic saprophytes
heterotroph
autorophic saprophytes
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Which of the following is an example of Imperfect Fungi?
mold/decomposers
black bread mold
mushrooms/puffballs
contaminants of fruits/vegetables
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the entire mushrooms root system made up of many hyphae
stipe
veil
mycelium
spores
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Which of the following is an example of Sac Fungi?
mushrooms/puffballs
morels/truffles
contaminants of fruits/vegetables
mold/decomposers
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animal-like protists
heterotrophic saprophytes
heterotroph
autorophic saprophytes
autotroph
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the study of fungi
mycology
life science
microbiology
biology
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Perfect fungi reproduce sexually and asexually.
False
True
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where fungal cells are bound together in filaments connected end to end
stipe
veil
hyphae
mycelium
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What do mushroom feed from?
decaying matter
nitrogen mixed with oxygen
dead organisms
spores
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What kingdom do paramecium belong to?
Protista
eukarea
fungi
archae
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hyphae grouped together to form a much larger and more complex structure
stipe
mycelium
veil
spores
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any organism that is not an animal, plant or fungus
bacteria
protist
mushroom
virus
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get their energy from eating other organisms
chemosynthetic autotroph
heterotroph
heterotrophic saprophyte
autotroph
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Where do paramecium mostly live?
oceans
lakes
rivers
ponds
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Which of the following is an example of Zygote Fungi?
mold/decomposers
contaminants of fruits/vegetables
mushrooms/puffballs
black bread mold
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a food source for most marine animals
fungi
amoeba
plankton
paramecium
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short, hair like projections that help cells to move
cilia
pseudopods
capsules
flagella
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fungus-like protists are mostly
heterotroph
autotroph
autorophic saprophytes
heterotrophic saprophytes
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What kingdom do amoeba belong to?
archae
Protista
eukarea
fungi
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All fungi are harmful to eat.
False
True
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Which of the following is NOT a type of fungi?
Imperfect & Perfect
Sac and Club
Amoeba & Protists
Zygote & Chytrid
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Protists are good because they...
they are an important food source & produce oxygen
none of these
they produce much of earth's oxygen only
are an important food source only
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reproductive cells formed on the mushroom gills
annulus
veil
scales
spores
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produce their own food using energy from the sun
heterotroph
chemosynthetic autotroph
autotroph
heterotrophic saprophyte
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Which of the following is an example of Club Fungi?
morels/truffles
mold/decomposers
contaminants of fruits/vegetables
mushrooms/puffballs
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Which of the following is NOT a way protists are harmful?
protists can pollute lakes
protists poison the soil that plants require to lvie
protists can poison shellfish
protists can cause diseases in human
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involved in the reproduction of fungi
gills
stalk
mycillium
spores
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What kingdom do mushrooms belong to?
fungi
Protista
eukarea
archae
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cells that contain membrane bound organelles
consumers
producers
eukaryotes
prokaryotes
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a bulge within the cell that anchors the cell so that it can move
cilia
pseudopods
capsules
flagella
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located on the underside of the cap where spores are located
scales
spores
veil
gills
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a covering of the cap that eventually falls away
veil
scales
volva
annulus
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Which of the following is NOT a way protist will eat?
bacteria
other protists
plants
floating debris
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uses chlorophyll to capture energy from the sun
protists
plankton
producer
consumer
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protists that are heterotrophs
animal-like protists
plant-like protists
amoeba-like protists
fungus-like protists
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protists that are autotrophs
plant-like protists
amoeba-like protists
fungus-like protists
animal-like protists
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How are amoeba classified?
by what they eat
by whether they are prokaryotic or eukaryotic
by how the move
by the environment they live in
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Which of the following is an example of Chytrid Fungi?
mushrooms/puffballs
mold/decomposers
black bread mold
contaminants of fruits/vegetables
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button like part of the mushroom that produces spores
fruiting body
veil
gills
spores
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mushrooms live in dark, damp places
True
False
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moving away from a stimulus
automatic behavior
assisted behavior
avoidance behavior
attack behavior
