Classification
Kingdoms
Viruses
Dichotomous Keys
Cladograms
100
What is the most specific level of classification?
Species
100
In which kingdom would you find a unicellular eukaryote?
Protista
100
Viruses are not alive. List one thing they cannot do:
Eat, respond to their environment, reproduce
100
What is the green alien's name?
Alienus quadlegicus
100
Who is more closely related to primates- amphibians or rabbits?
Rabbits
200
Scientists use these two levels of classification to name organisms:
Genus and species
200
Where are you most likely to find Archaebacteria?
Harsh or extreme environments
200
A viral infection that never goes away is:
Lysogenic
200
What is the yellow alien's name?
Alienus blobicus
200
Which characteristics does the Lamprey have? 
Vertebral column
300
What is the largest and most inclusive Linnaean category?
Domain
300
Which kingdom is made up of mostly autotrophs?
Plantae
300
A viral infection that only lasts a week is:
Lytic
300
What is the name of the blue alien?
Alienus stripicus
300
Are sharks related to birds?
Yes- they're both in the Animalia Kingdom
400
What are the three ways to write HOMO SAPIENS?
H. sapiens, Homo sapiens, Homo sapiens
400
This true bacteria can be found in the common places:
Eubacteria
400
What is one way to protect yourself from viral infections?
Vaccines, antiviral medicine, quarantines
400
What is the purple alien's name?
Alienus fuzzicus
400
Which organisms have amniotic eggs?
Turtle and Leopard
500
Who is the Father of Taxonomy?
Carolus Linnaeus
500
Snails, leopards, birds, and dolphins all belong to this kingdom:
Animalia
500
What does the glycoprotein on a virus do?
Attaches to the host cell. A key fitting in a lock
500
What is the pink alien's name?
Alienus tritoothicus
500
Which animals do not have hair?
sharks, ray-finned fish, amphibians, crocodiles, and birds