Fungi Review Game Question Preview (ID: 18767)
This Game Is Aligned With The Alabama Course Of Study And Deals With The Topic Of Fungi.
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A lichen
a) consists of a fungus and a photosynthetic partner in a symbiotic relationship.
b) is a sac fungus clump.
c) is found only in temperate climates.
d) consists of a fungus and plant roots.
Chitin is found in fungi and in
a) the exoskeletons of insects.
b) some plant cell walls.
c) clam shells.
d) bacteria
Fungi
a) do not contain chloroplasts.
b) have cell walls that contain chitin.
c) do not produce their own food.
d) All of the above
Fungi are important to an ecosystem as
a) producers.
b) regulators.
c) decomposers
d) controllers.
Fungi digest organic matter
a) through photosynthesis.
b) outside their cell walls.
c) inside their cell walls.
d) All of the above
Fungi obtain nutrients by
a) photosynthesis.
b) the nitrogen fixation process in their hyphae.
c) digesting organic matter externally before absorbing it.
d) None of the above
Lichens are important to the environment because they
a) contribute to soil production.
b) produce large amounts of oxygen.
c) decompose carbon dioxide.
d) All of the above
The fungus cannont reproduce if
a) The rhizoids only digest 75% of the material they come into contact with
b) If spores reach a damp cool location
c) If the gills do not produce the spores
d) If the sproangiophore grows too tall
What is mutlicellular, reproduces sexually, and lives off a host?
a) Fungus
b) Protist
c) Plant
d) Bacteria
The sporangiophore's purpose is to
a) Sporangium Support
b) Digest Food
c) Anchor the Fungi to a surface
d) None of the choices are correct
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