Kingdoms and Biodiversity
Microorganisms
Moneran Kingdom
Protist Kingdom
Fungus Kingdom
100

The two types of criteria needed to classify living things must be these:

Objective and discriminatory.

100

Living things that can only be seen with a microscope are called ...

Microorganism.

100

All of these belong to the Moneran Kingdom

Bacteria.

100

Name the two most important types of living things in the Protist Kingdom.

Protozoa and algae.

100

The cell wall of fungi is made up of:

Chitin.

200

The science of how we classify living things is called ...

Taxonomy.

200

The three kingdoms that microorganisms belong to are...

Monera, protist, and fungus.

200

What two types of nutrition do bacteria have?


Autotrophic and heterotrophic.

200

Describe some characteristics of a protozoa (at least 3).

They are unicellular, hetertrophic, are made up of eukaryotic animal cells, and are very small.

200

According to their nutrition, fungi can be classified in these three groups:

Saprophytic, parasitic and symbiotic.

300

Define biodiversity.

The totality of living things that inhabit the Earth.

300

Name some of the ways microorganisms can be beneficial. (Name at least 3)

By performing photosynthesis, decomposing organic matter, providing antibiotics, helping plants to obtain nutrients, and helping to create certain foods.

300

Heterotrophic bacteria can be classified as ...


Parasitic, symbiotic and saprophytic.

300

Describe the different features of algae (at least 3).

Algae are eukaryotic, photosynthetic, can be unicellular or multicellular and are aquatic.

300

Unicellular fungi perform a specific process to get their energy.

What is the name of this process? 


Fermentation.

400

These are the names of the 5 different kingdoms

Moneran, Protist, Fungus, Plant, and Animal.

400

How are harmful microorganisms called?


Pathogens.

400

Give us three reasons why bacteria are beneficial to us.


They recycle matter, help create medicines, help produce certain types of food, and are important for biological research.

400

This type of algae is fixed to the bottom of a body of water.

Benthic algae.

400

Multicellular fungi can group together to form a mass known as ...

Mycelium.

500

Name the 7 different taxonomic categories.

Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus and Species.

500

Name two ways that viruses are unique compared to other microorganisms.

They are not considered living things, they are smaller than cells, and they have a simpler structure than cells.

500

Name two different ways of reproduction that bacteria use.

What is bipartition and sexual processes, such as conjugation.

500

Give us two reasons why algae are beneficial to us.


We use algae for food, in the pharmaceutical industry, and the agricultural industry. Algae is also an important source of oxygen.

500

Name at least 5 parts of a mushroom:

Mycelium, stem, gills, cap, ring, spores and scales.

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