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1.
Select 3 that apply.
Three examples of basidiomycotes are:
puffballs
yeast
mushrooms
bracket fungi
penicillin
2.
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Ascomycota encompasses the following fungi:
Penicillium
various fruit molds and black bread molds
yeasts, truffles, and morels
mushrooms, bracket fungi, and puffballs
3.
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What is the basic structure unit for a fungus called?
hyphae
mycelium
septa
chitin
4.
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A ________ is a unicellular or multicellular organism that is heterotropic; feeding off dead organic matter or a parasite, feeding off living organisms; reproduces through spores.
diatom
bacteria
fungus
protist
5.
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_________________ can cause red tides and have bioluminescence.
Dinoflagellates
Euglenoids
Phytoplanktons
Diatoms
6.
Choose True or False.
Penicillium is an example of a deuteromycota.
True
False
7.
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A lichen is a combination of which two types of organisms?
fungus and algae
protists and bacteria
fungus and viruses
protists and viruses
8.
Select 3 that apply.
Which of the following are NOT examples of items in which you find diatoms in your everyday life? Select all that apply.
cutlery
pencil
glass
toothpaste
silver polish
9.
Select 3 that apply.
The multicellular algae are the ______________, ________________, and ________________.
green algae
flagellates
diatoms
brown algae
red algae
10.
Choose True or False.
The majority of fungi reproduce asexually through spores.
False
True
11.
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____________ are the feet-like structures of amoebas.
Bacteria
Pseudopodia
Flagella
Cilia
12.
Choose True or False.
Fungi are placed into the four different phyla based on the way they produce spores during asexual reproduction.
False
True
13.
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Protists are organisms with _______________ cells that are not plants, animals, or fungi.
DNA
eukaryotic
prokaryotic
T4
14.
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____________ are plant-like protists that perform photosynthesis.
Cilia
Bioluminescence
Flagellates
Algae
15.
Select 2 that apply.
Which of the following are NOT roles that zygomycota play in our ecosystem? Select all that apply.
They are used in making beer or wine.
They are great decomposers of plants, soil, and dung.
They can have beneficial relationships with plants.
They are used to control pests.
They are used in baking bread.
16.
Select 3 that apply.
What are three things yeasts are used for? Select all that apply.
used in the genetic engineering of vaccines
used as antibiotic
used in baking bread
used in making penicillin
used in making beer or wine
17.
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A vector is an organism that can carry a parasite, and is responsible for _____________ other organisms (host) with that parasite.
producing
infecting
conducting
attaching
18.
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_____________ is a network of hyphae that form part of a fungus.
Haustoria
Mycotoxin
Budding
Mycelium
19.
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What is the name of the dividing walls or membranes in the hyphae of a fungus?
hyphae
chitin
mycelium
septa
20.
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Fungus-like protists get their energy through ________________.
digesting phytoplankton
photosynthesis
extracellular digestion
21.
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In their cell walls, fungi have __________________ instead of cellulose like plants' cell walls.
septa
mycelium
chitin
sporangia
22.
Matching.
Flagella are tail-like appendages that whip from side to side in a
, snake-like motion, causing the protists to move. Cilia are similar to flagella but cilia tend to be shorter and move in a
side to side motion instead of a
-like motion.
23.
Choose the best answer.
What is a fungus?
It is the production of light by living organisms.
It is a fine, crumbly substance that is used in toothpaste, silver polish, cleansers, and insulation.
It is a red pigment.
It is an organism that obtains its energy from dead, decaying organic matter.
24.
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Zygomycota encompasses the following fungi: _____.
mushrooms, bracket fungi, and puffballs
yeasts, truffles, and morels
various fruit molds and black bread molds
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1. puffballs; mushrooms; bracket fungi
2. yeasts, truffles, and morels
3. hyphae
4. fungus
5. Dinoflagellates
6. False
7. fungus and algae
8. cutlery; pencil; glass
9. green algae; brown algae; red algae
10. True
11. Pseudopodia
12. False
13. eukaryotic
14. Algae
15. They are used in making beer or wine; They are used in baking bread
16. used in the genetic engineering of vaccines; used in baking bread; used in making beer or wine
17. infecting
18. Mycelium
19. septa
20. extracellular digestion
21. chitin
22. Flagella are tail-like appendages that whip from side to side in an undulating, snake-like motion, causing the protists to move. Cilia are similar to flagella but cilia tend to be shorter and move in a back-and-forth (oar-like) motion instead of an undulating/snake-like motion.
23. It is an organism that obtains its energy from dead, decaying organic matter.
24. various fruit molds and black bread molds
2. yeasts, truffles, and morels
3. hyphae
4. fungus
5. Dinoflagellates
6. False
7. fungus and algae
8. cutlery; pencil; glass
9. green algae; brown algae; red algae
10. True
11. Pseudopodia
12. False
13. eukaryotic
14. Algae
15. They are used in making beer or wine; They are used in baking bread
16. used in the genetic engineering of vaccines; used in baking bread; used in making beer or wine
17. infecting
18. Mycelium
19. septa
20. extracellular digestion
21. chitin
22. Flagella are tail-like appendages that whip from side to side in an undulating, snake-like motion, causing the protists to move. Cilia are similar to flagella but cilia tend to be shorter and move in a back-and-forth (oar-like) motion instead of an undulating/snake-like motion.
23. It is an organism that obtains its energy from dead, decaying organic matter.
24. various fruit molds and black bread molds
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