Chap.7 protists and fungi

1.       

Chapter No.7 Protista and Fungi

 

2.       

Chitin, a chemical substance present in the cell wall of fungi is a:

(a) Carbohydrate          (b) Protein

(c)Lipids                      (d) Vitamin

A

3.       

How many spores are produced in ascus?

(a) Four                                    (b) Six

(C) Eight                      (d) Ten

C

4.       

The spores produced ascus are termed as:

(a) Basidiospores         (b) Ascospores

(c) Aplanospores         (d) Endospores

B

5.       

In basidiomycota, four haploid sexual spores called are borne on each basidium.

(a) Conidiospores        (b) Conidiospores

(C) Ascospores                        (d) Basidiospores

D

6.       

Rusts, smuts and bracket fungi are typical examples of:

(a) Ascomycota                       (b) Basidiomycota

(c) Deuteromycota       (d) Zygomycota

B

7.       

The fusion of two cytoplasm in fungi is called:

(a) Cytogamy               (b) Plasmogamy

(c) Karyogamy             (d) Oogamy

B

8.       

Ring worm in dog and horses are caused by:

(a) Aspergillus Species

(b) Saprolegnia Parasitica

(c) Trichophyton and microsporum

(d) Neurospora

C

9.       

Dandruff is caused by:

(a) Microsporum Furfur           (b) Neurospora

(c) Fusarium                (d) Aspergillus

A

10.   

Which kingdom is termed as "Trash can"?

(a) Protista                   (b) Fungi

(c) Monera                   (d) Both a and c

A

11.   

African sleeping sickness is caused by:

(a) Trypanosomas        (b) Trichonympha

(c) Both of these          (d) None of these

A

12.   

Dysentery is caused by:

(a) Bacteria                  (b) Amoeba

(c) Both of these          (d) None of these

C

13.   

All are symptoms of malaria except:

(a) Chill                       (b) High fever

(c) Vomiting                (d) Low fever

B

14.   

The outer covering of ciliates are called:

(a) Pellicle                    (b) Envelope

(c) Core                       (d) All of these

A

15.   

Paramecium reproduce sexually by:

(a) Budding                  (b) Transverse Fission

(c) Binary Fission        (d) Both b and

           

16.   

How many Genera of Eugleroid possess Chlorophyll?

(a) 40                           (b) 400

(c) 4000                       (d) 30

A

17.   

In which of the following cell wall is generally missing?

(a) Euglenoid               (b) Dinoflagellate

(c) Diatoms                  (d) Both a and b

B

18.   

Which one is called Giant Algae?

(a) Kelps                      (b) Chlorophyta

(c) Red Algae               (d) All of these

A

19.   

Which of the following group represent pathological group of fungi?

(a) Morels                    (b) Rust and Smut

(c) Penicillin                (d) All of these

B

20.   

Which are is different from other regarding

(a) Rusts                      b) Mushroom

(c) Molds                     (d) Yeast

D

21.   

The red color of Rhodophyta is due to pigment called:

(a) Phycobilin              (b) Phycoerythrin

(c) Rido Erythrin          (d All of these

B

22.   

Which of the following algae contain chlorophyll b?

(a) Chlorophyta                       (b) Diatoms

(c) Dinoflagellate         (d) All of these

A

23.   

All the following are the example of chlorophyta recept:

(a) Chlamydomonas    (b) Volox

( Spirogyra                   (d) Selaginella

D

24.   

Ascomycota or water molds are fungus like protista in which cell wall is made up of:

(a) Chitin                     (b) Cellulose

(e) Murien                    (d) None of these

B

25.   

Biological name for honey mushroom is:

(a) Armillaria Ostoyae (b) Rhizopus Stolonifer

(c) Clavicep Purpurea  (d) Marchella Esculanta

A

26.   

Ergotamine detained from fungi is used in revealing:

(a) Migrane Pain          (b) Delivery Pain

(c) Ergotism                 (d) Botha and b

D

27.   

How many genes yet discovered in yeast:

(a) 6000                       (b) S000

(c) 9000                       (d) 16000

A

28.   

Which of the following nutrient is present in yeast?

(a) Vitamin B               (b) Proteins

(c) Both of these          (d) None of these

C

29.   

Which of the following character is shared by bacteria and fungi?

(a) Heterotrophic         (b) Parasitic

(c) Decomposing         (d) All of these

D

30.   

Trichonympha belong to:

(a) Sarcodina               (b) Ciliate

(c)Mastigophora           (d) sporozoa .

C

31.   

Which of the following show symbiotic association?

(a) Trypanosoma         (b) Ent Amoeba

(c) Radiolaria               (d) Trichonympha

D

32.   

The enzyme cellulase in the intestine of termites is produced by:

(a) Leishmania             (b) Entamoeba

(c) Trypanosoma         (d) Trichonympha

D

33.   

All stages of malarial parasites are haploid except:

(a) Gametocytes           (b) Sporozoites

(c) Ookinite                 (d) Merozoites

B

34.   

Sexual reproduction of malarial parasites occur in:

(a) Liver of a man

(b) Red blood cell of a man

(c) Female anopheles mosquito

(d) Stomach of a man

B

35.   

A mosquito injects plasmodium into the blood of man in the form of:

 (a) Zygote                   (b) Gametocytes

(c)  Sporozoites                        (d) Merozoites

C

36.   

In the life cycle of plasmodium formation of gametes, their fusion and formation of sporozoites occur in:

(a) Liver cells in man

(b) Gut of female anopheles mosquito

(c) Red blood cells of a man

(d) None of these

B

37.   

In euglena, cells are covered by:

(a) Chitin Layer

(b) Pellicle Protein Layer

(c) Murein

(d) Cellulose

B

38.   

Non motile protozoans are kept in group:

(a) Ciliata                     (b) Sporozoa

(C) Sarcodina               (d) Zooflagellata

B

39.   

The macronucleus in paramecium controls:

(a) Sexual Reproduction

(b) Physiological Function

© Excetion

(d) Locomotion

B

40.   

The fungus like protests that grow on rotting. logs and are glistening bloodies are placed in group:

(a) Protomycota

(b) Plasmodial Slime Mould

(c) Oomycota

(d) Basidiomycota

B

41.   

Late blight of potato is caused by:

(a) Alternaria               (b) Ustilago

(c) Phytophthora          (d) Puccinia

A

42.   

The reserve food material in Euglena is:

(a) Starch                     (b) Glycogen

(c) Paramylum             (d) Cellulose

C

43.   

The largest species of algae is:

(a) Lamineria               (b) Kelps

(0) Vacheria                 (d) Ulva

B

44.   

Carrageenan is obtained from:

(a) Brown Algae          (b) Red Algae

(c) Green Algae                       (d) Golden Brown Algae

B

45.   

Q 44) The association between a fungus and roots of higher plants is  known as:

(a) Roots Modulation   (b) Parasitism

(c) Mycorrhiza             (d) Commensalism

C

46.   

The association of an alga with a fungus is termed as:

(a) Lichen                    (b) Mycorrhiza

© Commensalism        (d) Parasitism

A

47.   

All of the following diseases are caused by fungi except:

a) Tetanus                    (b) Ringworm

(C) Silkworm               (d) Athelete's Foot

A

48.   

In fungi, food is stored in the form of:

(a) Cellulose                (b) Starch

(e) Glycogen                (d) Sucrose

C

49.   

Black mold of bread is the common name of:

(a)Rhizopus                 (b) Yeast

(c) Phytopthra              d) penicilium

A

50.   

Which of the following group represent pathological group of fungi?

(a) Morels                    (b) Ruts and Smut

(c) Penicillin                (d) All of these

A

51.   

The total number of species in kingdom Protista are:

(a) 1.S Million              (b) 0.5 Million

(c) 6,300                      (d) 60000200000

C

52.   

Which one is oldest Eukaryotes

(a) Protists                    (b) Fungi

(c) Animals                  (d) Plants

B

53.   

Trypanosomiasis also known as:

(a) Sleeplessness

(b) African sleeping disease

(c) Both a and b

(d) None of these

D

54.   

Locomotory organ of ciliata is:

(a) Pseudopodia                       (b) Foot

(c) Cilia                        (d) Flagella

B

55.   

Balantidium coli inhabits intestinal tracts of:

(a) Pigs                         (b) Rats

(c) Both a and b                       (d) termites

B

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