Apologia Biology Module #4 Study Quiz
A quiz to help you study for the apologia biology module #4 test
Questions and Answers
- 1.
What is the difference between a sporangiophore and a conidiophore?
- 2.
What is a soredium?
- 3.
What is fementation?
- 4.
Give the main Characteristics associated with each of the phyla of the kingdom fungi:BasidiomycotaAscomycotaZygomycotaChytridiomycotaDeuteromycotaMyxomycota
- 5.
What is the difference between the sephtate hyphae and a non sephtate hyphae?
- 6.
What is a membrane?
- 7.
Extracellular digestion is digestion that takes place __________.
Correct Answer
Outside of the cellExplanation
Extracellular digestion refers to the process of breaking down food particles outside of the cell. This occurs in organisms that do not have a digestive system within their cells. Instead, they release digestive enzymes or acids into the surrounding environment to break down the food particles. This allows for the absorption of nutrients into the organism's cells for energy and growth.Rate this question:
- 8.
The easiest way to get ride of slime molds is to have a _______.
Correct Answer
dry areaExplanation
Slime molds thrive in moist environments, so having a dry area would make it difficult for them to survive and reproduce. Without the necessary moisture, slime molds would not be able to grow and spread. Therefore, maintaining a dry area would effectively prevent the presence of slime molds.Rate this question:
- 9.
What is the function of a Rhizoid Hyphae?
- A.
Absorbs nutrition directly from the cytoplasm
- B.
Produces spores
- C.
Asexually rproduces to make more filaments
- D.
Supperts the fungus and digstiong the food
Correct Answer
D. Supperts the fungus and digstiong the foodExplanation
Rhizoid hyphae support the fungus and aid in the digestion of food. They are responsible for anchoring the fungus to its substrate and absorbing nutrients from it. Additionally, they secrete enzymes that break down complex organic matter into simpler forms that can be absorbed by the fungus. This enables the fungus to obtain the necessary nutrients for its growth and survival.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which structures or characteristics exist for the vast majority of fungi?
- A.
Haustoria
- B.
Hyphae
- C.
Stolons
- D.
Septate Hyphae
- E.
Caps and Stalks
Correct Answer
B. HyphaeExplanation
Hyphae are thread-like structures that are present in the vast majority of fungi. They are responsible for the growth and spread of fungi, as they extend and branch out to form a network. Hyphae can be septate, meaning they have cross-walls called septa that divide the hyphae into compartments, or they can be non-septate, also known as coenocytic, where there are no septa and the hyphae are multinucleated. Hyphae play a crucial role in nutrient absorption and reproduction in fungi.Rate this question:
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