Plant Divisions
The amount of divisions.
What is four?
The 5 types of Chordate Classes.
What are fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals?
The number of domains.
What is 3?
The only phyla containing vertebrates.
What is Choradata?
The four kingdoms of Eukarya.
What are Plantae, Protista, Animalia, and Fungi?
The only non-vascular plant division.
What is moss?
DAILY DOUBLE - The two Chordate Classes that use amniotic reproduction.
What are reptiles and birds?
Contains 4 kingdoms.
What is eukarya?
The two animal phyla that have radial symmetry.
What are Echinoderms and Cnidarians
The only single-celled Eukarya Kingdom.
What is Protista?
What are mosses and ferns?
The Chordate Classes that use gills or use gills in a period of their lifecycle for respiration.
What are fish and amphibians?
Can live in extreme environments.
What is Archaea?
Examples of Arthropods (Answers may vary).
What are Crustaceans, Arachnids, and Insects?
What is obtaining energy through the consummation of organisms or photosynthesizing?
Examples of the conifer plant division (Answers may vary).
What is spruce, fur, and pine, etc?
The first Chordate Class to live completely on land as a vertebrate.
What are reptiles?
All 3 domains with their kingdoms.
(Note: ONLY correct science vocabulary will be accepted).
Archaea: What is Domain Archaea, Kingdom Archaebacteria?
Bacteria: What is Domain Bacteria, Kingdom Eubacteria?
Eukarya: What is Domain Eukarya, Kingdom Protista, Plantae, Fungi, Animalia?
DAILY DOUBLE - The phyla that squids are classified in.
What are Mollusks?
What is the Protista Kingdom?
The name of 2 plant divisions along with their distinguishing characteristics.
(Note: ONLY correct science vocabulary will be accepted).
Mosses: What are small, grasslike, and live in moist environments
Ferns: What are fringed-leaf plants, that live in moist environments?
Conifers: What are gymnosperms, that tend to grow in cold, dry places?
Flowering Plants: What are angiosperms, that contain seeds in flowers which grow into fruits?
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A defining characteristic of the Amphibian Chordate Class.
What is (ONE OF THE FOLLOWING):
"Amphibians must live in moist habitats?"
"Amphibians are carnivores as adults?"
"Amphibians are metamorphosis."
The distinguishing characteristics of eukaryotic v. prokaryotic.
Eukaryotic: What is a mostly multicellular, containing organelles, allowing for the specialization of cells, organism?
Prokaryotic: What is an unicellular organism that has to perform all life functions?
Identify the distinguishing characteristics of Echinoderms and Annelids.
Echinoderms: What are spiny-skinned, organisms with a mouth in the center of the underside of the body, that live in the ocean?
Annelids: What are tube-shaped organisms, that take oxygen through the skin, that live in moist environments, or water, with body parts that are divided?
The defining characteristics of the Animalia Kingdom.
What are Eukaryotic, mobile, and consumers of other organisms?