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kingdoms
vocabulary
living things...
scientific method
misc.
100
Humans belong to this kingdom.
What is the animal kingdom?
100
any living thing
What is an organism?
100
all living things are made of ____________
What are cells?
100
the first step to the scientific method
What is a testable question?
100
most organisms are composed of more than 50% of this
What is water?
200
Mushrooms and mold belong to this kingdom.
What is the fungi kingdom?
200
the smallest unit of an organism
What is a cell?
200
all living things respond to ________________
What is stimuli?
200
a prediction that can be tested
What is a hypothesis?
200
changes that take place during the life of an organism
What is development?
300
Trees and ferns belong to this kingdom.
What is the plant kingdom?
300
an organisms ability to keep the proper conditions inside no matter what is going on outside the organism
What is homeostasis?
300
all living things get ____________ directly or indirectly from the sun
What is energy?
300
a test of your hypothesis
What is an experiment?
300
lives in extreme environments
What is archaea?
400
The amoeba and seaweed belong to this kingdom.
What is the protist kingdom?
400
the theory that living things come from nonliving things
What is spontaneous generation?
400
all living things _______________ or make more of their own kind
What is reproduce?
400
a standard for comparison
What is the control group?
400
a detailed lis,usually arranged in steps with two descriptive statements of identifying characteristics, that include scientific names
What is a dichotomous key?
500
Examples of this kingdom are salmonella and steptococcus.
What is the bacteria kingdom.
500
the two-word naming system that Linnaeus used to name various species
What is binomial nomenclature?
500
all living things _________ by taking in raw materials and making more cells
What is grow?
500
the one variable that the experimenter changes in a controlled experiment
What is the independent variable?
500
the first word of the scientific name
What is the genus?