MQ15 - Protists & Viruses

1.

1 point

Fungi can be single-celled or multi-celled

True

False

2.

1 point

Which of the following are the four Kingdoms classified under the Domain Eukarya? (Choose all that apply).

Animals

Protozoa

Protista

Fungi

Plants

Bacteria

3.

1 point

The members of the kingdom Protista are (choose all that apply)

multicelled

single celled

not plants

types of bacteria

not animals

4.

1 point

Algae are (choose all that apply)

are animals

are plant-like

are plants

are protists

5.

1 point

Why are algae important to the environment in which they live?

They are the key producers in the food chain.

They are the only photosynthesizers.

They attach to plants and help them take in carbon dioxide.

6.

1 point

Which of the following are types of algae? (choose all that apply)

dinoflagellates

euglenoids

green algae

rhizopods

diatoms

7.

1 point

Which type of algae travels by spinning?

flagellates

dinoflagellates

ciliates

euglenoids

8.

1 point

Which of the following is true about euglenoids? (choose all that apply)

they are protists

they can be autotrophic and/or heterotrophic

they contain chloroplasts as well as flagella

9.

1 point

Which type of algae are mined in order to produce products like insulation, filters, and toothpaste?

green algae

euglenoids

diatoms

dinoflagellates

10.

1 point

When conditions are unfavorable, an algal cell will develop into gametes which will then fuse with other gametes.

True

False

11.

1 point

Protozoa are animal-like.

True

False

12.

1 point

What is the only protozoa that cannot move on its own?

flagellates

rhizopods

sporozoans

ciliates

13.

1 point

A pseudopod is a type of whipping flagella.

True

False

14.

1 point

Refer to the images below to answer questions 14-20.

Image A shows

green algae

ciliate(s)

sporozoan(s)

rhizopod(s)

euglenoid(s)

dinoflagellate(s)

flagellate(s)

diatom(s)

15.

1 point

Image B shows

diatom(s)

rhizopod(s)

green algae

dinoflagellate(s)

flagellate(s)

sporozoan(s)

ciliate(s)

euglenoid(s)

16.

1 point

Image C shows

rhizopod(s)

sporozoan(s)

dinoflagellate(s)

diatom(s)

ciliate(s)

flagellate(s)

euglenoid(s)

green algae

17.

1 point

Image D shows

sporozoan(s)

dinoflagellate(s)

flagellate(s)

euglenoid(s)

green algae

rhizopod(s)

diatom(s)

ciliate(s)

18.

1 point

Image E shows

ciliate(s)

rhizopod(s)

dinoflagellate(s)

sporozoan(s)

euglenoid(s)

green algae

flagellate(s)

diatom(s)

19.

1 point

The organism in image F can be either autotrophic or heterotrophic. It must be a

ciliate

green algae

dinoflagellate

sporozoan

flagellate

diatom

rhizopod

euglenoid

20.

1 point

Which of the images show protozoans?

A

B

C

D

E

F

21.

1 point

Fungi use photosynthesis to make their own food.

True

False

22.

1 point

How do yeasts reproduce?

by mitosis

by budding

by binary fission

23.

1 point

Moulds are made up of long, thread-like cells called

hairs

hyphae

tubes

sporangium

24.

1 point

A mycelium is

a group of zygospores together

a group of spores together

a group of hyphae together

25.

1 point

Fungi can reproduce sexually.

True

False

26.

1 point

Tardigrades can survive in extreme environments by going into a dormant state called

biohault

cryptobiosis

cryptobia

a seed

27.

1 point

Viruses are living things.

True

False

28.

1 point

What structures can be found in a virus? (choose all that apply)

DNA or RNA

cytoplasm

a protein capsid

an envelope

cell wall