Unit 1 Target 5: Fungi, Plant, And Animal
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- 1.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
- 2.Fungi obtain energy
- A.
Directly from the sun.
- B.
From inorganic material in their environment.
- C.
By absorbing digested nutrients.
- D.
From nuclear fusion.
- 3.Fungi are important to an ecosystem as
- A.
Producers.
- B.
Regulators.
- C.
Decomposers.
- D.
Controllers.
- 4.All of the members of the kingdom Animalia
- A.
Are heterotrophs.
- B.
Are multicellular.
- C.
Have cells without cell walls.
- D.
All of the above
- 5.Which of the following is found only in animals?
- A.
The ability to move.
- B.
Sexual reproduction.
- C.
Muscle tissue and nervous tissue.
- D.
Heterotrophy.
- 6.Without gas exchange, a plant would be unable to
- A.
Make food.
- B.
Absorb sunlight.
- C.
Make minerals.
- D.
Absorb water from soil.
- 7.
- A.
Evolve photosynthetic pigments.
- B.
Conserve water.
- C.
Exchange gases.
- D.
Have cell walls.
- 8.A plant is a
- A.
Unicellular prokaryote.
- B.
Multicellular prokaryote.
- C.
Unicellular eukaryote.
- D.
Multicellular eukaryote.
- 9.Plants use the energy of sunlight to
- A.
Exchange gases with the atmosphere.
- B.
Take in water from the soil.
- C.
Carry out cellular respiration.
- D.
Carry our photosynthesis.
- 10.Eukaryotes usually contain
- A.
A nucleus
- B.
Specialized organelles.
- C.
Genetic material.
- D.
All of the above.
- 11.Which characteristics do most animals share?
- A.
Have the ability to move.
- B.
Have sensory organs.
- C.
Have internal digestion.
- D.
All of the above
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