Bio Quiz #2 Review - Protists and Fungi

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What are the 3 major groups of protists?

  • Protozoans: animal-like

  • Algae: plant-like

  • Molds: fungus-like


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Why are protists important? (ecological roles, disease, commercial uses)

  • some are used to make toothpaste (chrysophyta)

  • we can eat some types of protists (e.g. nori)

  • plasmodium causes malaria


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Label a diagram of a Paramecium.

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Label a diagram of a Euglena.

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Which type of protist causes each disease (malaria, amoebic dysentery, giardiasis, toxoplasmosis)

All protozoens

  • Malaria: apicomplexa

  • Ameobic Dysentry: sarcodina

  • Giardiasis: Zoomastigna

  • Toxoplasmosis: apicomplexa


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How are the protozoans classified?

By how they move

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Name each Protozoan group and state how they move.

  1. Zoomastigina: flagella

  2. Sarcodina: pseudopodia

  3. Ciliophora: cilia

  4. Apicomplexa: non-motile


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Name the groups of algae that are unicellular.

  • Euglenophyta

  • Chrysophyta

  • Phyrrophyta


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Name the groups of algae that are multicellular.

  • Rhodophyta

  • Chlorophyta

  • Phaeophyta


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Which unicellular algae is both autotrophic and heterotrophic?

Euglenophyta

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Which unicellular algae has a shell made of silica and is used in some toothpaste and road paint?

Chrysophyta

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Which unicellular algae is responsible for causing a “Red Tide” event?

Pyrrophyta

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Name the two groups of fungus-like protists.

  • Myxomycota

  • Oomycota


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Know how to calculate the actual size of a specimen.

A = FD / #fit

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Know how to calculate the magnification of a specimen.

M = D/A

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Why are fungi important?

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How are fungi similar to plants? How are fungi different from plants?

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How are fungi similar to animals?

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Describe the hyphae of a fungus.

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How are hyphae and mycelium related?

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How do fungi feed?

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What are some diseases caused by fungi?

  • Athletes foot

  • Ringworm

  • Potato blight

  • Candidiasis


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What are the five main groups of fungi?

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Which fungal group has swimming spores?

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Which fungal group includes bread and fruit molds?

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Which fungal does yeast belong to?

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Which fungal group produces spores in basidia?

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Which fungal group forms symbiotic relationships with plants?

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Describe at least one of the symbiotic relationships involving fungi (lichen, mycorrhiza, leaf cutter ants).

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Why are truffles so expensive?

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Why are dogs better to use when truffle hunting compared to pigs?

Pigs tend to eat the truffles once they find them.

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What are the four specific features of the sites where the “zombie ants” are directed to go by the fungus?

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How is climate change affecting the prevalence of fungal infections in humans?

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What type of fungus is responsible for the drastic decline in amphibian populations?