Characteristics of Life
Classification of Living Things
Photosynthesis
Cells
Protists and Fungi
100

smallest unit of life

cell

100

The three domains of life are: archaea, eukarya, and _________.

bacteria

100

the main sugar that provides energy for cells

glucose
100

this is supportive structure is found in plant cells but not animal cells

cell wall

100

eukaryotic organism, usually single-celled, cannot be classified as a fungus, plant, or animal

protist

200

the maintenance of a stable internal environment despite changing external conditions

homeostasis

200

Have a cell wall, make their own food, and are multicellular

plants

200

captures energy from sunlight

chlorophyll

200

single celled organisms that lack a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles

prokaryote

200

a eukaryotic organism that feeds by absorbing its food

fungus

300

composed of one cell

unicellular

300

In which kingdom do all organisms have cells that lack a cell wall?

animals

300

Name the 3 reactants of photosynthesis

water, carbon dioxide, and energy

300

an organism composed of one or more cells that contain nuclei 

eukaryote

300

an organism that breaks down waste and dead organisms

decomposer

400

Some organisms eat food while others, like plants, can make their own food using ____________.

sunlight

400

a group of organisms that can mate and produce offspring that can mate; it is also the most specific classification

species

400

Name the products of photosynthesis

oxygen and glucose

400

Whip-like tail structure used for movement in some prokaryotes

flagellum/flagella

400

a "foot-like" structure some protists use for movement

pseudopods

500

the process of producing an organism that is genetically identical to the organism from which it was produced

cloning

500

Eukaryotic cells, contain a cell membrane, nucleus, and membrane bound ___________.

organelles

500

the small openings on leaves or stems that are used for gas exchange

stomata

500

 genetic material passed from parent to offspring

DNA

500

a substance that slows or stops the growth of bacteria and other microorganisms

antibiotic