Kingdoms
Characteristics of Life
Taxonomy
General
100

This Kingdom includes complex, multi-cellular organisms that are usually green and make their own food.

Kingdom Plantae
100

What is the first level of biological organization?

Cells
100

The science of classifying and naming living organisms

Taxonomy

100

This is the language used when naming species'

Latin

200

This Kingdom includes bacteria that lives in dirt, water and you!

Kingdom Eubacteria

200

A detectable change (stimulus) which an organisms receives due to changes outside the body.

External stimuli

200

The science of naming and grouping organisms.

Systematics. 
200

Humans and other animals come from this kingdom.

Kingdom Animalia 
300

Archaebacteria have this kind of cell type.

Prokaryotic cells

300

What is homeostasis?

The relatively constant state of conditions

300

Naming system developed by Carolus Linnaeus in which each species is assigned with a two-part scientific name.

Binomial nomenclature

300

Plants have this form of locomotion

Plants are non-motile. 

400

Name the six kingdoms

Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, Protista, Fungi, Animalia, Plantae. 

400

Type of metabolism in which complex molecules are built from smaller units. 

Anabolism

400

What are the rules of binomial nomenclature?

○Scientific rules are written in italics.

○The first word starts with a CAPITAL letter.

○The second word is in lowercase.

400

Who first described (invented ) the siven levels of classification?

Carolus Linnaeus

500

Name 3 ways that Fungi and Animals are similar. 

Heterotrophs, multicellular organisms, lack a cell wall. 

500

Name the 7 characteristics of life. 

All living things are made of cells, maintain homeostasis, grow and develop, use energy, respond to the environment, and adapt/evolve. 

500

Name the 7 hierarchical taxa

Species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom 

500

Protists can be divided in three groups

plantlike, fungus-like, and animal-like

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