Vocabulary
Bacteria, Protists, and Viruses
Taxonomy
Vertebrate vs Invertebrate
Plants & Fungi
100

The science of finding patterns.

Classification

100

True or False: All bacteria is harmful.

False; some bacteria can just live with you and produce no harmful effects.

100

The narrowest group an organism can be classified into.

Species

100

The __________ are the largest invertebrate phylum.

Arthropods

100

Organisms from only 2 kingdoms always have cell walls. What are they?

Plants and Fungi

200

The broadest group of organisms created by Linnaeus.

Kingdom

200

Archaea are descended from the __________ living organisms on Earth.

Oldest

200

More specific than phylum but more broad than order.

Class

200

Plants and animals are the only kingdoms that include only _________ organisms.

A. unicellular

B. multicellular

B. Multicellular

200

All plants are:

A. Multicellular

B. Unicellular

A. Multicellular

300

The broadest group of organisms NOT created by Linnaeus

Domain

300

Name 2 differences between bacteria and protists.

1. Protists are much larger than bacteria

2. The cells of protists have a central nucleus.

300

More specific than order but more broad than genus

Family

300

All vertebrates belong to the phylum:

A. Arthropods

B. Worms

C. Chordata

D. Mollusks

C. Chordata

300

Fungi differ from plants in the way they obtain energy. What is this difference?

Plants can make their own food. Fungi must get food from other organisms.

400

Plants that do not have vascular tissue (does not contain tubes or vessels).

Nonvascular

400

Explain how a virus takes over a cell and reproduces.

1. Virus attaches itself to a cell

2. Virus takes control of cell's activities

3. Virus instructs cell to create more viruses

4. Cell bursts open and spreads viruses to invade other cells

400

Scientists classify organisms into kingdoms by carefully comparing their:

1. cells

2. tissues

3. organs

4. organ systems

400

Mammals are the most familiar vertebrate group. Name 4 animals that belong to that group.

1. Dogs

2. Horses

3. Kangaroos

4. Humans

400

True or False: Fungi can live in almost any bright, dry place such as in a window.

False; fungi can live in almost any DARK and WET place such as a basement.

500

Animals that do not have a back bone.

Invertebrates

500

Unicellular organisms with no nucleus can be separated into two kingdoms. These kingdoms are:

1. Bacteria

2. Archaea

500

A scientific name is created using an organism's ________ and _________.

genus and species

500

Invertebrate phyla include mollusks, echinoderms, and arthropods. Name 2 types of mollusks.

1. Clams

2. Snails

500

What are two common uses for fungi by humans?

1. Yeast is used to make bread rise

2. Fungi can be used in medicines called antibiotics

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