Classification Smorgasbord
Name That Kingdom
It's an Animal!
Plant-astic
Starts with a Vowel
100
This is how many kingdoms we studied in class.
What is five?
100
Many-celled and make their own food.
What are Plants?
100
These animals dry, scaly skin.
What are reptiles?
100
Vascular plants have 'em...Nonvascular plants don't.
What are tubes?
100
What do these have in common? Monkeys, birds, fish, spiders, frogs
What is Animal Kingdom?
200
Define "Classification."
What is to group things using a set of rules.
200
Mushrooms
What are fungi?
200
These are invertebrates with legs that have several joints.
What are arthropods?
200
This is where tubes are found in vascular plants (3 places)
What are stems, roots, and leaves?
200
What do these have in common? Salamanders, Tree Frogs, Newts
What are Amphibians?
300
The most specific classification group, the species, includes this many types of living things.
What is one?
300
Many-celled and feed on living or once-living things.
What are Animals?
300
Name the five types of Vertebrates.
What are Mammals, Reptiles, Amphibians, Birds, Fish
300
This is the center of a tree trunk.
What is the heartwood?
300
What do these have in common? beetles, horseshoe crabs, earthworms
What are Invertebrates?
400
This is how scientists group living things. They look for...
What are similar features?
400
Most are one-celled, make their own food or feed on living or once-living things.
What are Protists?
400
Instead of a backbone, most invertebrates have this.
What is a hard outer covering?
400
Nonvascular plants live in this type of environment.
What is moist?
400
This is the 4th smallest group of our scientific classification system.
What is Order?
500
Name the 7 classification groups in order.
What is Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
500
Bacteria
What are Monerans?
500
Name the three types of invertebrates.
What are arthropods, mollusks, and worms?
500
This part of a tree trunk carries water and nutrients.
What is the sapwood?
500
Name an example of a protist.
What is algae or amoeba?
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