Classification
Classification
Levels of Organization
Characteristics of Living Things
Cells
100
This is the MOST SPECIFIC taxa group
Species
100
This is the broadest (most inclusive) taxa group
Domain
100
This is the SMALLEST unit of a living thing.
Atom
100
All living things are made up of ...........
Cells
100
This cell organelle contains all of the genetic material
HINT: also known as the cell's "control center"
Nucleus
200
An organism's scientific name includes these 2 parts
Genus and Species
200
There are how many Domains?
3
200
In the Biological Levels of Organization, organs that perform similar functions come together to form...........
Organ Systems
200
Which of these is NOT an example of characteristics of living things?
a. Reproduce
b. Grow and develop
c. Photosynthesis
d. Respiration
c. Photosynthesis
200
These cells have a 'true nucleus'
Eukaryotic or Eukaryotes
300
What is the most broad taxonomy group?
Domain
300
The Kingdom 'Archaebacteria' is made up of 'extremophiles' (surviving in extreme conditions). Methanogens are able to survive in which kind of environment?
A. Little to no oxygen
B. Only cold areas
C. Moderate environments
A. Little to no Oxygen.
300
In the Ecological Levels of Organization, different populations come together to form...........
Communities
300
The picture above is an example of which characteristic of living things?
Reproduction
300
This cell organelle is used ONLY by plants for making food (glucose)
Chloroplast
400
If two organisms are in the same phylum, they must also be in the same ________.
a. Class
b. Species
c. Family
d. Kingdom
Kingdom
400
This KINGDOM contains single-celled organisms with cell walls but no nuclei
Bacteria or Archaebacteria
400
In the Biological Levels of Organization, cells come together to form...........
Tissues
400
Most energy comes from what source?
Sun
400
This cell organelle is used by plants and animals to make energy (ATP).
Mitochondria
500
Where do you normally find prokaryotic cells?
A. Plants
B. Bacteria
C. Animals
B. Bacteria
500
Mold, Amoeba, and Algae are all organisms in this Kingdom.
Protists
500
In the Ecological Levels of Organization, all of the living (biotic) and nonliving (abiotic) components that interact in an environment come together to form.......
An ecosystem
500
What pathway do most animals use to produce energy?
Cellular Respiration
500
This is an example of what kind of cell?
Prokaryotic or Bacterial Cell