Fungus

What term is used for fungi that feed on living organisms but cause harm to the organism?

• Saprophytic

• Parasitic

• Cilia

• Symbiotic

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Which describes fungi that are symbiotic in obtaining energy?

• Absorbing energy from dead or decaying organic matter

• Feeding on organisms in a way that benefits (or helps) the host organism

• Using light to produce its own food.

• Capturing organisms and ingesting it.

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What are the long threadlike strands that allow fungi to absorb water and nutrients?

• sac fungi

• hyphae

• spores

• budding

Which are examples of fungi?

• mold

• yeast

• mushrooms

• all of the above

Which of the following is NOT a way that fungus obtain energy?

• saprophytic

• parasitic

• symbiotic

• ballistic

What do saprophytic fungus get their energy from?

• living organisms

• decaying (dead) organisms

• animals

• water

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Which includes different forms of fungi?

• yeast, mildew, mold, food

• mold, soil, mushrooms, grass

• mildew, yeast, mushrooms, mold

• mushrooms, protists, mildew, plants

Which statement is true about fungi?

• mostly multi-cellular, prokaryotes, use seeds to reproduce

• grow in warm places, mainly multi-cellular, eukaryotes, spores to reproduce

• uni-cellular, grow in cold places, heterotrophs, prokaryotes

• eukaryotes, prokaryotes, make their own food, spores to reproduce

Fungi do respond to the stimulus of gravity. This response to gravity is called---

• gravitropism

• hydrotropism

• tropism

• thigmotropism

Most fungi reproduce by making...

• spores

• lichen

• hyphae

• gills