Classic Classification
Monera Mastery
Animal-like or Plant-like?
Fungus is Among Us
Arbitrary Actualities
100

The most specific subset.

What is species?

100

These organisms can be found in pretty much any environment.

What are bacteria?

100

Scientists refer to these as the "first animals".

What are protozoa?

100

Sometimes found in cheese and is perfectly healthy to eat.

What is mold?

100

These kingdoms make up the classification system we are learning about.

What are the Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plant, and Animal kingdoms?

200

This subset is more general than "phylum".

What is a kingdom?

200

Monera are categorized in two main groups.

What are blue-green algae and bacteria?

200

All plant-like protista contain this natural compound.

What is chlorophyll?

200

Mr. von Euw has had this on his feet...you will too someday :|

What is athlete's foot?

200

I am a fungus that helps certain baked goods rise and be fluffy.

What is yeast?

300

"Carcharadon Carcharias" refers to these subsets of this organism's name.

What is the genus and species?

300

There are more of these types of organisms than any other on Earth.

What are monera?

300

These hairlike structures enable some animal-like protists to move.

What are cilia?

300

Despite being used as a beneficial food source, many can be poisonous, and some of these even have toxic "look-alikes".

What are mushrooms?

300

Chordates are organisms with this type of structure.

What is a spine, backbone, or internal skeleton?

400

Taxonomy.

What is the science of classifying living things?

400

Monera are the only organisms that have neither of these in their cells.

What are nuclei (nucleus) and organelles?

400

These protists actually reproduce using spores.

What are sporozoa?

400

This fungus grows as a single cell, unlike most other organisms within the fungi kingdom.

What are yeasts?

400

Fungi have been used to make this type of medicine.

What are antibiotics?

500

Aristotle's classification system was eventually outdated because it only considered this criteria of an organism.

What is an organism's form? (What is form?)

500

After decomposing their food, bacteria return these two important things to the soil.

What are minerals and nutrients?

500

Despite being considered plant-like protista, these two organisms have structures that enable movement.

What are euglenas and dinoflagellates?

500

Many types of fungi are naturally resistant to this type of organism.

What is bacteria?

500

This serious infection, which is carried by mosquitos, is caused by spore forming protozoan parasites.

What is malaria?