What are the Animal Kingdom, the Plant Kingdom, the Fungus Kingdom, the Protist Kingdom and the Moneran Kingdom?
100
Plants are green as a result of their ability to...
What is make their own food through photosynthesis?
100
The name of the person who created todays classification system.
Who is Carolus Linneaus?
100
Fungus is a _________-_________ or _____________ organism.
What is a single-celled or multicellular organism?
100
Place where protists generally live.
What is water?
200
Wolves travel in packs to defend their territory. This is an example of _______________ within ___________.
What are interrelationships within species?
200
Plants are classified by structural characteristics including... (5 of them)
What are roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds?
200
The names of the hares we studied in class and the difference between a hare and a rabbit.
What is the Arctic Hare and the Snowshoe Hare? The hare is born with fur and its eyes open, the rabbit does not have fur and its eyes do not open for 7 to 10 days after it is born?
200
Fungus can cause problems for people. These problems are ..............
What is cause infections in healthy people or people who suffer from chronic illnesses (e.g. cancer patients)?
200
In some cases, protists form ________.
What are colonies?
300
Birds and bees take sustenance from plants and carry pollen between plants is an example of....
What is the relationship between species.
300
These plants have roots, stems, and leaves, but have no seeds or flowers. Example: fern.
What are Pteridophytes?
300
The three relationships we learned about in class between species are.....
What are interrelationships within species, between species, and between species and their environment?
300
Fungus can be used for ...
What is the development of antibiotics and other drugs used to control various human diseases?
300
Protists are ___________, ____________ living beings.
What are microscopial, unicellular living beings?
400
The equation for biodiversity is ....
What is plants + animals + relationships in communities + environment?
400
These plants have no roots or stems; have thin hairs that attach to damp surfaces.
What are Bryophytes?
400
Migration is an example of ___________ adaptation. Physical features that help an animal or plant survive in its environment are examples of ___________ adaptation.
What are behavioural and structural adaptations?
400
Three types of fungus can be seen on or used in food.
What is mould, yeast or mushrooms?
400
What are two of the types of algae?
What are yellow-green algae and green algae?
500
Biodiversity within species is important for....
What is maintaining the resilience of those species?
500
This is the largest division of plants. They are all seed bearing. Within this phyla are two subdivisions. The name of the phyla is _________. The two subdivisions are __________ and ___________.
What is spermatophytes, angiosperms and gymnosperms?
500
Animals with backbones are called _____________. Animals without backbones are called _____________.
What are vertebrates and invertebrates?
500
There are ____ different types of fungus
What is 8?
500
There are ____ types of Protists listed within our Protist Kingdom tree.