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Fungi and protists

Written by Dr. Hira Salman (Biology)

8 Class 11 Biology questions with answers and explanations.

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  1. Fungi absorb food by:

    • 1 Absorption after external digestion
    • 2 Chemosynthesis only
    • 3 Ingestion with a mouth
    • 4 Photosynthesis
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    Correct answer: Absorption after external digestion

    They release enzymes and absorb the digested food.

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  2. The cell wall of fungi is made of:

    • 1 Cellulose
    • 2 Chitin
    • 3 Lignin
    • 4 Peptidoglycan
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    Correct answer: Chitin

    Fungal cell walls contain chitin.

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  3. Amoeba moves by:

    • 1 Wings
    • 2 Cilia
    • 3 Flagella
    • 4 Pseudopodia
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    Correct answer: Pseudopodia

    It extends false feet called pseudopodia.

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  4. Malaria is caused by a:

    • 1 Protozoan
    • 2 Bacterium
    • 3 Fungus
    • 4 Virus
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    Correct answer: Protozoan

    Plasmodium, a protozoan, causes malaria.

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  5. Yeast is a:

    • 1 Bacterium
    • 2 Alga
    • 3 Unicellular fungus
    • 4 Virus
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    Correct answer: Unicellular fungus

    Yeast is a single celled fungus.

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  6. Which of these is a parasitic protozoan?

    • 1 Amoeba only
    • 2 Plasmodium
    • 3 Yeast
    • 4 Spirogyra
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    Correct answer: Plasmodium

    Plasmodium causes malaria.

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  7. Fungi store food as:

    • 1 Starch
    • 2 Cellulose
    • 3 Glycogen
    • 4 Chitin
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    Correct answer: Glycogen

    Fungi store glycogen like animals.

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  8. Penicillium is a source of:

    • 1 Insulin
    • 2 Protein only
    • 3 An antibiotic
    • 4 Vitamin C
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    Correct answer: An antibiotic

    Penicillin comes from the mould.

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