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Chapter 19 Name Date Class 9 How are the zooflagellates that cause sleeping sickness similar to the sporozoan that causes malaria A They are autotrophs. B They each have two hosts in their life cycle. C They feed on carbohydrates. D They move by pseudopods at some point in their life cycles. bk Which groups of animal-like protists are parasites A amoebas B ciliates C algae D sporozoans bl What do funguslike protists contain that true fungi do not contain A nuclei B flagella C centrioles D cytoplasm bn Which funguslike protists have a phase where the nucleus divides but no internal cell walls form and, at one point, a spore produces a cell with a flagellum A cellular slime mold B water mold C acellular slime mold D downey mildew bo The structure shown here stores food as oil instead of carbohydrates. What is the organism A dinoflagellate B amoeba C diatom D microsporidium bm Four people who ate shellfish at a small restaurant come down with a life-threatening illness. Which, most likely, is a cause of this illness A toxins from dinoflagellates B mosquito bites C colonial algae D diatomaceous earth bp What do foraminiferans and radiolarians have that separates them from other amoebae A multinucleate cells B cilia C test D two hosts in their life cycle Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. 38 CHAPTER 19 STANDARDIZED TEST PRACTICE
Chapter 20 Name Date Class 1 In contrast to plant cells, the cell walls of fungi are made up of which materials A cellulose B chitin C lipids D proteins Use the illustration below to answer questions 2 and 3. 5 Food left in the refrigerator has developed a coating of fuzz. Which hyphae spread across surfaces A rhizoids B haustoria C stolons D sporangiophores Use the illustration below to answer questions 6 and 7. Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. 2 Identify the overall structure shown above. A roots B vessels C fruiting bodies D hyphae 3 More than one might be noticeable in each cell because many fungi have pores in the septa. A hyphae B spores C nuclei D mycelia 4 In the woods, you find a fungus growing on a dead log. Which feeding relationship describes an organism that feeds on dead organic matter A saprophytic B mutualistic C parasitic D autotrophic 6 What is the structure above labeled A A sporangium B gametangium C mycelium D fruiting body 7 What is the branching, netlike mass in the ground A fruiting bodies B mycelium C conidiophores D lichen 8 What separates yeasts from other fungi A Yeasts are heterotrophs. B Yeasts have cell walls. C Yeasts are animal-like fungi. D Yeasts are unicellular. STANDARDIZED TEST PRACTICE CHAPTER 20 39
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