Living Things & Classification
What is the ability to maintain stable internal conditions?
Homeostasis
What process do plants use to make food?
Photosynthesis
How many legs do insects have?
6
Are viruses considered living or non living?
Nonliving
Are protists eukaryotes or prokaryotes?
Eukaryotes
Who developed binomial nomenclature?
Where does photosynthesis mainly occur?
Leaves
Which animal group has an exoskeleton?
Arthropods
Where can viruses multiply?
Animal-like protists are called what?
Protozoans
What is the first part of a scientific name called?
Genus
What plant tissue carries water?
Xylem
Arthropods have jointed ______?
Legs
What type of virus becomes active right away?
Active virus
Fungi obtain food by?
Absorbing dead or decaying materials
Organisms that can mate and produce fertile offspring belong to the same what?
Species
What plant group produces flowers?
Angiosperms
Which animal group usually has soft bodies and sometimes shells?
Mollusks
How does bacteria reproduce?
How do fungi reproduce?
With spores
What tool helps scientists identify organisms using paired statements?
Taxonomic Key
What is the difference between a monocot and dicot?
Monocots have one seed leaf; Dicots have two
What is one feature that insects share?
A three part body
What do vaccines help your body reproduce?
Antibodies / Chemicals to fight viruses
What type of protists can perform photosynthesis?
Plant-like Protists