What is that term 1
What is that term 2
Answer that question
Complete the sentence
What/How/Why
100
The Kingdom with the simplest living things
What is monera
100
The control centre of a cell
What is nucleus
100
Scientists classify plants into 4 main groups based off of what?
What is how they reproduce
100
Bacteria, algae, moulds are alike because ________ but they are different because_______________
What is they are all micro-organisms but they are from different kingdoms (Bacteria is monera, algae is protista, and moulds are fungi)
100
What are the seven categories or organisms in order
What is kingdom, phylum, class, order, family genus, species
200
An organism that breathes through lungs and can live on land or water
What is a reptile
200
Organisms that can breed and produce offspring that can reproduce
What is species
200
How many kingdoms are there and what are the names of the kingdoms?
What is 5- Animalia, Plantae, Protista, Monera & Fungi
200
A plant cell and a animal cell are similar because ______ (4 things) they are different because ____________ (2 things)
What is they both have a nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm and vacuole. They are different because only a plant cell has a cell wall and and chloroplasts that contain chlorophyll
200
Why do scientists classify organisms? What pg.# in textbook is this?
What is to organize the knowledge of living things and to help understand the diversity of living things.
300
The part of a cell that contains chlorophyll
What is chloroplasts
300
Animals that have a backbone
What is vertebrates
300
Are all cells alike in the way that they look and the job that they do? Explain why or why not (what does it say in the textbook/what page #)
What is no. They have different shapes, sizes and functions. (pg.29)
300
A mammal and a bird are similar because _________(3 things) they are different because _____________(2 things)
What is similarities include they are both animals, they both have vertebrates (backbone) and they breathe through their lungs and maintain a constant body temperature. Different because birds lay eggs in a protective shell and mammals give birth to live babies, birds have wings and feathers, and most mammals have fur covering their bodies
300
What is a classification key and how can it help you identify organisms?
What is a set of yes/no questions that help scientists to find similarities and differences among groups of organisms. It helps them to identify organisms.
400
Tiny living things
What is micro-organisms
400
Substance that allow plants and some protists to make food using light from the sun
What is Chlorophyll
400
How do conifers, ferns and flowering plants reproduce?
What is conifers reproduce with cones, ferns reproduce by spores and flowering plants reproduce by seeds in a fruit or a flower.
400
Ferns are similar to conifers because _________ (4 things) but are different because _________ ( 2 things).
What is similar because they both have stems, leaves and roots/have tubes that allow water & food to move throughout the plant. Different because ferns reproduce by spores and conifers reproduce with cones.
400
How do Aboriginal peoples classify organisms (3 things)?
What is through careful observation according to their use (food, medicine ect.) their ability (when ripe, when and where they migrate) and which are dangerous or useful.
500
A thin covering found on both plant and animal cells
What is cell membrane
500
Mostly unicellular organisms
What is Protista
500
Are all micro-organisms harmful? Give 2 examples of whether they are all harmful/helpful or both.
What is some are harmful and most are helpful. Examples of being helpful include: Make bread rise, turn milk into yogurt, make antibiotics to treat infections, clean waste from sewage water. Some can make you sick (E. coli) some can cause diseases (whooping cough, malaria)
500
Scientists use 2 Latin names to name different organisms. The first name is called the ______ name and the second name is called the _________name
What is genus/species
500
Why are observation skills important for classifying organisms?
What is you need to look carefully for similarities and differences. Sometimes these details are very small. You have to use descriptions of characteristics in a classification key and make judgments based off of your close observations.
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