Classification and Life

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Classification and Life

• Review Sheet

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Classification and Life Review

• 1. What is the study of life?
• Biology
• 2. What is the scientific term for living things
  made up of cells or a cell?
• Organism
• 3. List the five properties of living things.
• 1. obtain and use energy 2. respond to stimuli 3.
  reproduce 4. grow and develop 5. organized

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• 4. What are the 7 levels of classification?
• Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus,
  Species
• 5. What kingdom has organisms that do not have
  nuclei?
• Monera
• 6. Can plants move independently?
• No

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• 7. Name the kindgoms in which the organisms may
  just have one cell.
• Protist and Monera
• 8. What is the tool called that scientists use to
  classify living organisms?
• Dichotomous Key

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• 9. What are the 5 kingdoms?
• Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
• 10. Which kingdom includes all bacteria?
• Monera
• 11. Name the types of reproduction.
• Sexual and Asexual

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• 12. An organism becomes more complex.
• Development
• 13. Which level of classification is the
  broadest?
• Kingdom
• 14. What language is used for an organisms
  scientific name?
• Latin

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• 15. Which kingdom can be unicellular and not make
  its own food?
• Protista and Fungi (yeasts)
• 16. Plants make their own food through what
  process?
• Photosynthesis
• 17. How many parents are involved in asexual
  reproduction?
• One

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• 18. Name the three qualifications for organisms
  to be in the same species.
• Be of the same kind, able to reproduce and
  produce offspring of the same kind.
• 19. Name the kingdoms that contain a cell
  nucleus
• Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
• 20. Give an example of a stimulus.
• Change in light

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• 21. Tell the relationship between a stimulus and
  a response.
• A stimulus causes a response.
• 22. How is a scientific name different from a
  common name?
• A scientific name is specific to that organism
  and does not change. A common name can be
  different in different areas of the world.
• 23. Why is it important to use scientific names
  in science?
• More specific, no confusion.

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• 24. What is a dichotomous key?
• A tool used to classify objects.
• 25.What is the genus of the dolphin?
• Tursiops.
• 26. What kingdom is the dolphin in?
• Animalia
• 27. What is the scientific name of the dolphin?
• Tursiops truncatus