Classification
Prokaryotes
Archaea
Protista
Human Classification
100

Which classification level contains the greatest number of organisms?

Domain

100

What is a prokaryote?

A cell that does not contain a nucleus.

100

What is the main difference between Archaea and Bacteria?

Bacteria cell calls contain peptidoglycan while Archaea cell walls do not.

100

What domain does Protista fall under?

Eukarya

100

What kingdom do humans belong to?

Animalia

200

What is the science of naming and classifying living things?

Taxonomy

200

What is a flagellum?

A whip-like tail for movement.

200

What do methanogens produce?

Swamp gas, and intestinal gas in humans and other organisms.

200

Protozoans are protists with animal-like characteristics. They move by extending lobes of cytoplasm. What is this "false foot" called?

Pseudopod

200

What phylum do humans belong to?

Chordata

300

This scientist developed the modern system of classification and binomial nomenclature.

Carolus Linnaeus

300

Prokaryotes have different shapes. Some are cocci. What does this mean?

Spherical

300

A specific type of Archaea live in hot, acidic water. What type of Archaea is this?

Thermoacidophiles

300

What is an example of an organism that falls under the classification of sarcodinians?

Amoeba

300

What class do humans belong to?

Mammalia

400

What classification level comes directly after Order?

Family

400

When testing a prokaryotes cell wall, a technique called Gram staining is used. If the cell comes back gram negative, what does that mean?

That the cell wall has an extra lipid layer and the cell appears pink after the Gram stain

400

Where do halophiles live?

They live in extremely salt conditions.

400

What type of Protozoans move with a flagella?

Zooflagellates

400

What order do humans belong to?

Primates

500

What are the 8 classifications categories? List them in order.

Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

500

What is a saphrotroph?

A heterotroph that gains energy by decomposing dead organisms and waste.

500

A specific type of Archaea, chemosynthesizers, use inorganic compounds as a source of energy. What is an example of a compound that would be poison to most, but Archaea can utilize as an energy source?

Hydrogen sulfide

500

Ciliaphorans use short, hairlike projections to propel themselves through water. They also use these structures to reproduce asexually by conjugation. What are these structures called?

Cilia

500

Humans closest living relatives are the chimpanzee. Both humans and chimps share the same Family. What is the Family they share?

Homindae

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