Living/not living
Taxonomy
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Domain/kingdom
7 characterics of life
100

What is an organism?

An individual living thing.

100

Which is broader: genus or species?

Genus

100

Which statement best explains metabolism: maintaining a stable internal environment, all chemical reactions in an organism, or making new organisms?

All chemical reactions in an organism.

100

An organism is unicellular, and lives in a hot spring. Is it more likely Bacteria, Archaea, or Eukarya?

Archaea. Many archaea live in extreme environments

100

Which characteristic means that an organism can make more organisms of its own kind?

Reproduction.

200

is bacteria a living thing and why? 

Bacteria is a living organism that is made of ONE CELL 

Unicellular! 

Can perform all the characteristics of life.

200

Put these in order: Kingdom, Species, Domain.

Domain → Kingdom → Species.

200

Levels of organization from smallest to largest 

cells--> tissues--> organs--> organ system--> organism!

200

A mushroom absorbs nutrients from dead organic material. Which kingdom does it belong to, and how does it obtain food?

FUNGI!

200

A plant grows taller and develops new leaves over several weeks. Which TWO characteristics of life does this demonstrate?

Growth and development, and use of energy.

300

A candle flame grows, uses oxygen, and releases energy. Give TWO reasons why it is not considered a living organism.


Fire is not made of cells and cannot reproduce biologically or maintain homeostasis.

300

What are the eight levels of classification from broadest to most specific?

Domain → Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Order → Family → Genus → Species.

300

Are plants heterotrophs or autotrophs and why? 

AUTOTROPHS! They can produce their own food!

300

A student claims that all bacteria cause disease. Explain why this statement is incorrect.

Most bacteria do not cause disease. Many are harmless or beneficial, such as bacteria that help with digestion and decomposition.

300

A student touches a hot object and immediately pulls their hand away. Which characteristic of life is being demonstrated?

Responding to stimuli.

400

A robot senses its environment, moves, and uses electricity. Why does it not meet all the characteristics of life?

It is not made of cells and does not carry out biological processes such as metabolism and reproduction as an organism.

400

A student accidentally places Species before Genus when listing the levels of classification. What is the correct order from Genus to Species?

Genus → Species.

400

A person starts shivering in a cold room. How does this help maintain homeostasis?

Shivering causes muscles to contract rapidly, producing heat and helping raise body temperature.

400

Which kingdom do many algae belong to in the school classification system?

Protist!

400

Name 2 organ systems that you know...? 

respiratory system 

immune system 

cardiovascular system 

muscular system 

urinary system 


500

A scientist discovers something that grows, uses energy, responds to its environment, and reproduces, but it is not made of cells. Can it be classified as a living organism using the characteristics of life? Explain.

No. Being made of cells is a fundamental characteristic shared by all known living organisms.

500

What is taxonomy?

The science of naming and classifying organisms.

500

After exercising, a person's heart beats faster and breathing becomes quicker. How do these responses help maintain homeostasis?

They deliver more oxygen to cells and help remove carbon dioxide while supporting the body's increased energy needs.

500

Name the three kingdoms that include unicellular organisms in the six-kingdom system.

Eubacteria, Archaebacteria, and Protista. Some protists are multicellular.

500

what does evolution mean? 

the process by which animals, plants, and other living organisms are transformed into different forms by the accumulation of changes over successive generations.