What are the two main catergories in the animal kingdom?
What are vertrbrates and invertebrates?
100
I found a fungus growing in my fridge, what type of fungus was it?
What is mold?
100
Are protists larger or smaller than bacteria?
What is larger?
100
What is the singular form of bacteria?
What is bacterium?
100
What is something that only the plant kingdom and the fungi kingdom cell's have?
What is a cell wall?
200
Name the four characteristics of the animal kingdom.
What is the ablitity to move, are multicellular, don't make their own food, and don't have a cell wall?
200
What are the characteristics of the fungus kingdom?
What is that most can break down dead or decaying organisms, and they must get food from other organisms?
200
What are the characteristics of protists?
What is they are either unicellular or multicellular, they are larger than bacteria, and they have cells than have a central nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles.
200
What are the two kingdoms in the bacteria group?
What is true bacteria, and ancient bacteria?
200
What are the five characteristics of the plant kingdom?
What is having cell walls, can't move from place to place, don't have true sense organs, are multicellular, and make their own food?
300
Invertebrate phyla include the mollusks, echinoderms, and the arthropods. If clams are in the mollusks family, do they have a backbone?
What is no?
300
How do most fungi get energy?
What is by breaking down dead or decaying plants and animals?
300
Name one typical protist.
What is algae, amoebas, or slime mold?
300
What are the three characteristics of true bacteria?
What is they are unicellular, they have no nucleus, and are found almost everywhere.
300
What are the two major groups that plants are organized into?
What is vascular and nonvascular?
400
What is something specific that applies to only animals’ cells?
What is no cell wall?
400
Name one common place you can find fungus?
What is a dark and wet place, like a basement?
400
What are the three different categories in the protist kingdom?
What is plantlike, animal-like, and fungilike?
400
What are the characteristics of ancient bacteria?
What is they are unicellular, they have no nucleus, and most live in harsh environments.
400
Vascular means "containing tubes or vessels." Give an example of a vascular plant
What is a tree? (also accepted are a fern, flowering plant, but not moss or liverwort)
500
What is the scientific name of the house cat?
What is Felis domesticus?
500
How do humans use fungus?
What is they use it to make antibiotics?
500
How big could a very large amoeba be?
What is about 0.5 millimeters in width?
500
Give an example of a bacteria.
What is E.coli? (also accepted Streptococcus, Lyme bacteria, or hot springs bacteria)
500
What is a a characteristic of a nonvascular plant?
What is they remain small and close to the ground?