Unit 6 Scopes

Reproduction

100

The production of offspring is called?

Reproduction

200

True or False: Asexual Reproduction creates more genetic diversity?

False

300

The basic physical and functional unit of
heredity made up of DNA?

Gene

400

3. Roses that reproduce asexually from cuttings are genetically uniform to the parent plant. Roses that reproduce sexually from seeds may look different from either parent plant. Which statement is best supported by this information? 
   1. Plants that reproduce sexually are a new species. 
   2. Sexual reproduction produces more genetic variation in plants. 
   3. Plants that reproduce asexually are larger than plants that reproduce sexually. 
   4. Plants that reproduce asexually are better adapted for different environments. 

2. Sexual reproduction produces more genetic variation in plants

500

This type of reproduction is responsible for the creation of genetically diverse offspring 

Sexual Reproduction

Human Body Systems

100

The trachea, the lungs, and the nose and mouth are all apart of what human body system?

The respiratory system

200

True or False: Digestion begins in the stomach?

False

300

This system is the first line defense against foreign objects. 

Integumentary (Skin)

400

What system is responsible for your hormones?

Endocrine

500

Which three human body systems work together for movement?

Nervous, Skeletal, and Muscular

Organism Organization

100

The most basic unit of any living organism?

Cell

200

Fill in the blank:

Cell----> ______---->Organ ---> Organ System----> Organism?

Tissue

300

Organs are composed of what? (Be specific)

Specialized tissues that have the same function. 

400

1. Plants and animals are made of cells. A collection of cells with a similar function forms– 
   1. an organ.
   2. a tissue.
   3. an organism.
   4. an organ system.
       

2. Tissue

500

5. The shoot system in a plant consists of stems, leaves, and the reproductive parts of the plant. The shoot system can be best described as a(n)–
   1. cell.
   2. tissue.
   3. organ.
   4. organ system

4. Organ System 

Taxonomy Definitions

100

The branch of science that formally names and classifies organisms by their structure, function, and relationships

 Taxonomy

200

The second-highest level in the taxonomic hierarchy; contains six groups: Archaea, Bacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia

Kingdom

300

Organism that has to consume other organisms to obtain energy for life. 

Hetertroph

400

A self-contained living thing

Organism

500

The highest level in the taxonomic hierarchy; contains three groups: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya

Domain

Taxonomy

100

The science of classifying organisms based on their characteristics is known as what?

Taxonomy

200

What are the THREE Domains?

Domain Archaea, Domain Bacteria, and Domain Eukarya

300

What is the difference between organisms in Domain Archaea and organisms in Domain Bacteria

Organisms in Domain Archaea can survive in extreme environments. 

400

How many kingdoms are there? Double Points if your group can name all of them 

6 Kingdoms (Bacteria, Archaea, Protista, Fungi, Anamilia, and Plantae)

500

6. Which of the kingdoms listed below has a function that helps break down material such as during digestion or decomposition? 

Select two correct answers.  

1. Animalia 
2. Fungi 
3. Protista 
4. Plantae 
5. Bacteria

2. Fungi and 5. Bacteria