Classification
Classifying Animals
Cells and Tissues
Human Body
Plants
100
This is the highest or most general group of organisms.
What is Kingdom
100
An animal that has a backbone
What is vertebrate
100
The basic building block that makes up all living things
What is a cell
100
the smallest blood vessels
What is a capillary
100
A root that grows straight down
What is a taproot
200
This is the lowest level of classification.
What is Species.
200
An animal without a backbone
What is Invertebrate
200
this type of cell has a cell membrane, a nucleus, and chloroplasts
What is a plant cell
200
The job of this body system is to carry gases between the outside air and your blood
What is Respiratory System
200
a new plant within a seed coat
What is an embryo
300
The number of kingdoms of living things.
What is six
300
This type of invertebrate includes insects, lobsters, and spiders
What is an arthropod
300
Red blood cells are classified as this type of cell
What is round cells
300
This is a tube that carries food to the stomach
What is the esophagus
300
The ways that plants change direction of growth in respons to the environment
What is tropism
400
The number of levels of classification.
What is 7
400
Name the vertebrate categories
What is mammal, reptile, fish, bird, amphibian
400
A grouping of different cells working together
What is an organ
400
this system gets rid of the wastes your body produces
What is the urinary system
400
moving pollen from the stamen to the pistil
What is pollination
500
The seven levels of classification are (from general to most specific)
What is kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species
500
This chart is used to identify organisms
What is a dichotomous key
500
Waving hair-like structures in the lungs
What is cilia
500
The cold and influenza are caused by
What is a virus
500
The formula for photosynthesis
What is carbon dioxide + water + sunlight produces oxygen + sugar
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