Jeopardy Chapter 1: Living Things

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JeopardyChapter 1 Living Things
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Vocab Living Things Redi or Pasteur? Domains Kingdoms Classification Miscellaneous
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• The basic unit of life
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• What is a cell?
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• A living thing.
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• What is an organism?
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• The study of the way organisms are classified.
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• What is taxonomy?
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• A two-part naming system to classify organisms.
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• What is binomial nomenclature?
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• An organism that is made up of one cell.
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• What is a unicellular organism?
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• An organism that is made up of many cells.
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• What is a multicellular organism?
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• An organism that makes its own food.
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• What is an autotroph?
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• An organism that cannot make its own food, and
  must get it from other living things.
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• What is a heterotroph?
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• Glass jars, meat, maggots flies.
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• Who is Redi?
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• Flasks, broth, heat, bacteria.
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• Who is Pasteur?
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• DAILY DOUBLE!
• The mistaken idea that both Redi and Pasteur were
  trying to disprove.
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• What is spontaneous generation?
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• Draw the experiment, then state the conclusion
  from Redis experiment.
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• Answers vary.
• Teacher check.
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• The three domains of the Classification system.
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• What are Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya?
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• The four kingdoms of Eukarya.
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• What are protist, fungi, plant, and animal?
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• The domain that includes unicellular prokaryates
  that live in extreme environments.
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• What is Archaea?
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• The kingdom that includes mostly multicellular
  heterotrops that feed on dead or decaying
  organisms.
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• What are fungi?
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• The eight levels of classification.
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• What are
• Domain
• Kingdom
• Phylum
• Class
• Order
• Family
• Genus
• Species?
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• A pneumonic device for the 8 levels of
  classifcation.
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• Answers vary.
• Ex. Does King Phillip Come Over For Good
  Spaghetti
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• The scientist that developed the two-part naming
  system for organizing living things.
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• Who is Carolus Linnaeus?
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• The two levels of the classifcation system that
  make up a scientific name.
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• What are Genus and species?
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• The four basic needs of survival?
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• What are food, water, living space, and stable
  internal conditions.
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• The six characteristics of living things.
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• What are
• Cellular Organization
• Chemicals of Life
• Energy Use
• Response to Surroundings
• Growth Development
• Reproduction
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• The domain that has cells that contain a nucleus.
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• What is Eukarya?
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• The brain center of a cell that contains nucleic
  acids.
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• What is the nucleus?
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• The process by which organisms change over time.
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• What is the theory of evolution?
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• Definition of spontaneous generation?
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• What is the mistaken idea that living things can
  come from non-living sources?
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• Draw the experiment, then state the conclusion
  from Pasteurs experiment.
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• Answers vary.
• Teacher check.
• Back

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• The kingdom made up of multicellular heterotrophs
  that must locate and capture food.
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• What are animals?
• Back

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• DAILY DOUBLE!
• The scientific name for a house cat
• Eukarya
• Animalia
• Chordata
• Mammalia
• Carnivora
• Felidae
• Felis
• domesticus
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• What is
• Felis domesticus?
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• A taxonomic key must use these kinds of
  statements, and cannot use this part of speech.
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• What are has/does not have statements?
• What are verbs?
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• Good Luck on your
• quiz tomorrow!

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• DOUBLE!
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• FINAL JEOPARDY
• Category
• Branching Tree Diagrams
• Scores

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• Which characteristics do the lizard, pigeon,
  mouse, and chimp share?
• Is the chimp more closely related to the
  salamander or the pigeon?
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• Jaws, lungs, claws or nails.
• The pigeon.
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