Fungi Characteristics
Monera Characteristics
Protista Characteristics
Similarities and Differences
Ecological Roles
100

What type of cell do fungi have?

Eukaryotic cells.

100

What are the primary organisms in the Monera kingdom?

Bacteria.

100

Are protists primarily unicellular or multicellular?

Primarily unicellular.

100

What do fungi and protists have in common regarding their cellular structure?

Both have eukaryotic cells.

100

What role do protists play in aquatic ecosystems?

They produce oxygen and serve as a food source.

200

Name a common edible fungus.

Mushroom

200

Name one type of bacteria that can cause food poisoning.

Salmonella.

200

Name a protist that is known for its ability to move using flagella.

Euglena.

200

How do fungi and monera primarily obtain their nutrients?

Fungi absorb nutrients; monera can absorb or produce their own food.

200

What is one ecological role of fungi in the environment?

Decomposers.

300

What is the main component of the cell wall in fungi?

Chitin.

300

What is the name of the protective outer layer that surrounds bacterial cells?

Cell wall.

300

What type of protists are responsible for red tides?

Dinoflagellates.

300

Which kingdom includes organisms that can both photosynthesize and absorb nutrients?

Protista.

300

Name a benefit that bacteria in the Monera kingdom provide to humans.

They help in digestion (gut bacteria).

400

What is the term for the thread-like structures that make up the body of a fungus?

Hyphae.

400

Some bacteria can produce their own food through photosynthesis. What are these bacteria called?

Autotrophic bacteria.

400

What is the defining feature of the kingdom Protista that separates them from Monera?

Eukaryotic cells.

400

How do fungi reproduce compared to monera?

Fungi reproduce via spores, while monera reproduce asexually by binary fission.

400

How do fungi contribute to nutrient cycling in ecosystems?

By breaking down organic matter.

500

What process do fungi use to obtain nutrients from decaying organic matter?

Decomposition or saprotrophy.

500

The process by which the bacteria divide themselves is called______?

Bipartition

500

Algae that lived fixed to the bottom of a body of water are known as ______ algae

Benthic

500

Compare the cellular organization of fungi and monera.

Fungi are eukaryotic and multicellular (mostly), while monera are prokaryotic and unicellular.

500

What type of symbiotic relationship involves fungi and algae?

Lichens (mutualism).