Tools to Study Living Things
Which Kingdom?
Multicellular or Unicellular?
What Do They Eat?
Surprise!
100
What can we use to observe tiny living things that we cannot see with the naked eye?
We use a microscope.
100
Name three examples of animals.
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100
Is this photo of a unicellular or multicellular organism?
That is a multicellular organism.
100
What kingdom eats other living things?
The Animal Kingdom eats other living things.
100
Is this an example of minimally processed, processed, or ultra-processed food?
Cheese is a processed food.
200
What can we use to see living things underwater?
We use diving equipment.
200
Name three examples of plants.
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200
Are plants unicellular or multicellular?
Plants are multicellular.
200
Plants make their own food using substances in the soil, air, water, and _________.
Plants make their own food using substances in the soil, air, water, and sunlight.
200
What kind of stem do grasses have? They are thin, soft, flexible, and usually green.
Grasses have herbaceous stems.
300
What do we use to observe small living things or to see larger living things in more detail?
We use a magnifying glass.
300
What kingdom is this in?
This is a photo of bacteria.
300
Which kingdoms have only multicellular living things?
The Animal and Plant kingdoms only have multicellular living things.
300
What do most fungi eat?
Most fungi eat the remains of other living things.
300
Which two kingdoms can cause diseases in other living things?
Bacteria and Fungi can cause diseases in other living things.
400
What are two things that you can find in a field guide?
You can find Descriptions, Drawings, or Photos.
(200 points each, max. 400 points)
400
What kingdom is algae in?
Algae is in the Protoctista Kingdom.
400
Are Protoctista unicellular, multicellular, or both?
Protoctista are both multicellular and unicellular.
400
How do Protoctista get food?
Some Protoctista make food, some take it in.
400
The pistil is the female part of the plant and contains the _______.
The pistil is the female part of the plant and contains the ovary.
500
What can we use to observe birds and mammals at a distance?
We can use binoculars and telescopes.
(250 points each)
500
Name two examples of a fungus.
Some examples of fungi are: mushrooms, mold, and yeast.
(200 points for "mushrooms", 300 points for other example)
500
Which kingdoms have both unicellular and multicellular living things?
The Fungus and Protoctista kingdoms have both unicellular and multicellular living things.
(250 points each)
500
What kingdoms are able to make their own food?
The Plant and Protoctista kingdoms are able to make their own food.
(200 points for "Plant", 300 points for "Protoctista")
500
What causes meningitis, tetanus, and makes yoghurt?
Bacteria causes meningitis, tetanus, and makes yoghurt.