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Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Yeasts reproduce by                 .
  1. producing spores
  2. using hyphae
  3. using fungi
  4. budding
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Phylum-based classification of protozoans depends upon                                         .
  1. their size
  2. their color
  3. their means of consumption and nutrition
  4. how they move
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Plant-like organisms, including algae, are examples of                .
  1. benthos
  2. nekton
  3. phytoplankton
  4. zooplankton
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Organisms in the kingdom Fungi are autotrophs.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Mushrooms reproduce by                    
  1. producing spores.
  2. sending out buds.
  3. engulfing protists.
  4. eating bacteria.
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Which description most accurately describes a slime mold?
  1. plant-like protist
  2. animal-like protist
  3. fungus-like protist
  4. bacteria-like protist
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
What are three structures protozoans use to move?
  1. nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm
  2. chloroplast, vacuole, eyespot
  3. algae, euglena, slime mold
  4. flagella, cilia, pseudopods
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Reproductive hyphae that produce spores are
  1. fruiting bodies.
  2. angiosperms.
  3. gymnosperms.
  4. sporangia.
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Euglenoids have a special trait that allows them to survive when light is either scarce or inaccessible. What is this characteristic?
  1. They are also autotrophic.
  2. They are also heterophobic.
  3. They are also autographic.
  4. They are also heterotrophic.
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
                  are plant-like protists, whereas                   are animal-like protists.
  1. Trees; humans
  2. Algae; protozoans
  3. Fungi; parasites
  4. Amoebas; cilia
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Which description applies to most protists?
  1. unicellular eukaryotes
  2. unicellular prokaryotes
  3. multicellular eukaryotes
  4. multicellular prokaryotes
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
What are the tails that help some single-celled organisms to move?
  1. flagella
  2. cilia
  3. pseudopods
  4. chloroplasts
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Which of these statements about fungi is FALSE?
  1. All fungi are unicellular.
  2. All fungi are eukaryotic.
  3. All fungi have cell walls.
  4. All fungi are heterotrophs.
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Slime molds are found primarily in                        .
  1. deserts
  2. ocean tidal pools
  3. fast-moving streams
  4. decaying organic matter
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Algae and fungi can cooperatively live together to form this variant of protists.
  1. sporozoan
  2. moss
  3. mildew
  4. lichen
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Different colors of algae result from their distinct
  1. chloroplasts.
  2. skin colors.
  3. pigments.
  4. chlorophyll.
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
What is the primary component of the fungal cell wall?
  1. cellulose
  2. chitin
  3. glycogen
  4. lipids
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Alternation of generations is the process of alternating between
  1. mitosis and meiosis.
  2. diploid and haploid phases.
  3. asexual and sexual reproduction.
  4. male and female reproductive structures.
Grade 9 Protists and Fungi
Some unicellular protists, such as dinoflagellates, use mitosis to reproduce. Which statement describes the offspring?
  1. The offspring are twice as large as the parent.
  2. The offspring are genetically identical to the parent.
  3. The offspring develop from a parent’s fertilized egg.
  4. The offspring have half as many chromosomes as the parent.
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