Classification & Taxonomy
The 7 Levels of Classification from broadest to smallest in correct order.
K, P, C, O, F, G, S
The five kingdoms are:
Plant, Animal, Fungi, Protist, Monera,
What kingdom does an oak tree belong to?
Plant Kingdom
When completing a Dichotomous Key, what number do you start with?
1
An animal without a backbone is called an ______.
invertebrate
What is the saying to remember the 7 Levels of Classification?
King Phillip Came Over For Good Soup
This kingdom contains microscopic unicellular organisms such as bacteria.
monera
One example of a good fungi is:
antibiotics
The process in which plants can make their own food using energy from the sun is called ______.
photosynthesis
What are the three main groups of invertebrates?
Mollusks, echinoderms, arthropods, correct
The highest classification group in the Linnaean system is ______.
kingdom
This kingdom gets its food by breaking down dead or decaying plants and animals.
fungi
One example of a harmful fungi is:
athlete's foot
This type of bacteria is the oldest living thing on Earth.
ancient
What are the 5 main classes of vertebrates?
mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish
A classification system used for storing and finding information about living things.
Linnaean System
Kingdom is broken into three main categories: plant-like, animal-like, and fungi-like.
protista
These types of plants have a large system of vessels.
vascular
What type of protist can make their own food?
plant-like
What three vertebrate groups are cold-blooded?
reptiles, amphibians, fish
To sort by like characteristics.
classify
Kingdom made up of mostly multicellular organisms that cannot make their own food. Get it from their environment.
fungi
Moss is an example of a ______ plant.
nonvascular
A guide used to identify an organism based on its characteristics.
dichotomous key
What two vertebrate groups are warm-blooded?
mammals, birds