What Are Living Things?
How are Organisms Classified?
Plants, Fungi, Protists
Bacteria, Archaea, Viruses
Miscellaneous
100

True or False

Ling things are made of cells.

True

100

List the seven main classification groups.

Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

100

What is something that plants, fungi, and protists all have in common?

They are all living things.

100

How are bacteria classified?

They are classified by shape

100

What is a group of organisms that reproduce more of their own kind called?

species

200

How do plants obtain energy?

Plants capture the sun's energy and convert it to food.

200

Who first came up with a system of classification?

Carl Linnaeus

200

What term is used instead of Phylum for plants?

Division

200

How are archaea classified?

They are classified by where they are found.

200

A tree growing in the forest is most likely:

a. nonvascular

b. unicellullar

c. vascular

d. phylum

vascular

300

What are the five criteria for something to be considered a living thing?

made of cells

obtain and use energy

reproduce

grow and develop

respond to the environment

300

What were the three kingdoms that Carl Linnaeus first came up with?

Animals, Plants, Minerals
300

What is one function of fungi?

break down dead organisms

cause disease

etc.

300

How does a virus reproduce?

Viruses attach to a host cell and take over.

300

What are the six (6) kingdoms?

Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists, Bacteria, Archaea

400

What is one reason a virus not a living thing?

not made of cells

do not have an energy source

400

Which have more in common: organisms from the same family or organisms from the same order? Why?

Family because it has less total organisms.

400

What is the difference between animal-like and plantlike protists?

animal-like protists obtain food from their environment.

plantlike protists make their own food.

400
What is the difference between bacteria and archaea?

Archaea can live in extreme environments.

400

What is mostly included in the protists Kingdom?

unicellular microbes, or microscopic organisms

some multicellular organisms

500

Give an example of how a plant responds to its environment.

turn toward the sun

etc.

500

What does Canis Lupus stand for in the classification of organisms?

domestic dogs

Canis is the Genus 

Lupus is the Species

500

What is a vascular plant?

A vascular plant has veins or tubes to transport nutrients.
500

Name a virus.

influenza (flu)

COVID-19

MRSA

SARS

500

Name one way that fungi can help humans.

One species of fungus makes penicillin, an antibiotic that can save lives by killing many types of bacteria.