Name The kingdom
Which Kingdom consists of multicellular and unicellular organisms?
Protist Kingdom
Name an example of a vertebrate and an invertebrate.
Answers may vary
vascular plants have a root, stem, and leaves. nonvascular plants do not
How do fungi reproduce?
spores
What are the two methods in which protists can get energy?
Photosynthesis and from a host (parasite)
Monerans are the only kingdom that are all unicellular and prokaryotic. What does unicellular and prokaryotic mean?
single celled, no nucleus
Are viruses living or nonliving? Explain why.
Nonliving. They are not made of cells.
Describe how fossils can be used to support the theory of evolution.
Which kingdom only consists of single-celled organisms?
Monera Kingdom
What is a characteristic unique to amphibians?
Live in land and water. Metamorphosis
Are plants autotroph or heterotrophs? Explain.
autotrophs, they get energy from the sun.
Under what conditions can spores turn into a fungus.
warm and moist
Protists move the same way as this kingom.
Monera Kingdom (flagella)
What are the methods in which bacteria obtain energy?
Photosynthesis or decomposition
What is a vaccine and how does it help fight viruses?
Vaccines are dead or weakened version of a virus. It can make you sick, but it trains your body how to fight the virus.
What is a homologous structure? Give an example of one?
Similar structures seen in different organisms, but they have different functions.
Fingers, but answers may vary
Which two kingdoms are known as decomposers?
Monera Kingdom and Fungi Kingdom
Which branch of the animal kingdom gives live birth?
Mammals
Name the two methods in which vascular plants reproduce.
Seeds and spores
Fungi are eukaryotes. Define what a eukaryote is.
An organism that has a nucleus in its cells.
Explain the two ways protists can reproduce
They can divide (cell division) or they can reproduce sexually
Bacteria can move by using a flagella. What other kingdom also moves this way?
Protist kingdom
What is a capsid?
The shell around a virus's genome
What is an analogous structure? Give an example of one?
A feature shared amongst various organisms. This feature has the same function, but a different structure.
Wings, but answer may vary
Which three kingdoms have organisms capable of using photosynthesis to obtain energy?
Monera Kingdom, Protist Kingdom, and Plant Kingdom
Which branches of the animal kingdom are known to be cold blooded? What does cold blooded mean?
Reptiles, Fish, and Amphibians
What is a angiosperm?
Plants that store their seeds in fruits
Give 3 examples of fungi
mushroom, mold, yeast
Give an example of a protist
answers may vary
What are the three shapes of bacteria?
cocci (spherical), bacilli (rod-shaped), spiral
What are the 4 different types of viral genomes?
DNA, RNA, Circular, or Linear
What is a vestigial structure? Give an example of one?
A structure that no longer serves a purpose.
Tail bone, answers may vary
Which kingdoms move by using flagella to propel them?
Monera Kingdom and Protist Kingdom
What are two differences between the animal kingdom and the plant kingdom? (think about cells, energy, reproduction movement)
answer may vary
Plants with exposed seeds not inside a fruit.
Pine tree/pine cones
explain the process in which mold start to grow on bread
spore lans on bread
if the condition are right (warm/moist) then mold grows
Describe what Alternation of Generations is for protists.
Protists can alternate between haploids and diploids. Haploids reproduce sexually, diploids reproduce though division.
Why are antibiotics becoming weaker at fighting off bacteria?
bacteria can transfer immunity, some bacteria have extra armor, overusing antibiotics weakens antibiotics as a whole
Explain how viruses reproduce
They insert their DNA into a host's cells.
Provide a strong scientific argument against evolution.
Sudden emergence of species or incomplete fossil record