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Review Questions Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species

What is the broadest level of classification? Review Questions Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Question: What is the broadest level of classification?

What is the broadest level of classification? Review Questions Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Question: What is the broadest level of classification?

What are the three domains? Review Questions Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Question: What are the three domains?

What are the three domains? Review Questions Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Question: What are the three domains? Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya

What are the six kingdoms? Review Questions Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Question: What are the six kingdoms?

What are the six kingdoms? Review Questions Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Question: What are the six kingdoms? Archaeabacteria, Eubacteria, Protists, Fungus, Plants, & Animals

How do the domains align with the kingdoms? Review Questions How do the domains align with the kingdoms? Domain: Archaea Bacteria Eukarya Kingdom(s): Archaebacteria Eubacteria Protista Fungi Plantae Animalia

What is a dichotomous key? Review Questions What is a dichotomous key?

What does a dichotomous key consist of? Review Questions What does a dichotomous key consist of?

What can you find out by working through a dichotomous key in order? Review Questions What can you find out by working through a dichotomous key in order?

Review Questions

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Flap 1: Kingdom Archaebacteria

Kingdom Archaebacteria QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Archaeabacteria belong to? Answer: Domain Archaea

Kingdom Archaebacteria QUESTION #2: Are archaebacteria made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? Answer: Prokaryotic

Kingdom Archaebacteria QUESTION #3: Are archaebacteria single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular? Answer: single-celled

Kingdom Archaebacteria QUESTION #4: How do archaebacteria reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)? Answer: asexual reproduction

Kingdom Archaebacteria QUESTION #5: Describe the environments in which archaebacteria live. Answer: harsh environments where nothing else can live; little or no oxygen, 8 km below the Earth’s surface, extremely hot places

Kingdom Archaebacteria QUESTION #6: List the three types of archaebacteria. Heat lovers Salt lovers Methane Makers

Kingdom Archaebacteria QUESTION #7: Describe the environments in which you would each type of bacteria. Heat lovers – hot springs, ocean vents Salt lovers – Dead Sea, Great Salt Lake Methane Makers – swamps, animal intestines

Kingdom Archaebacteria QUESTION #8: Explain the process that archaebacteria goes through to reproduce (note: this is the same process that eubacteria goes through also) Answer: Binary Fission – asexual reproduction where one single cell splits into two cells

Flap 2: Kingdom Eubacteria

Kingdom Eubacteria Answer: Domain Bacteria QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Eubacteria belong to? Answer: Domain Bacteria

Kingdom Eubacteria Answer: Prokaryotic QUESTION #2: Are eubacteria made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? Answer: Prokaryotic

Kingdom Eubacteria Answer: single-celled QUESTION #3: Are eubacteria single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular? Answer: single-celled

Kingdom Eubacteria Answer: asexual reproduction QUESTION #4: How do eubacteria reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)? Answer: asexual reproduction

Kingdom Eubacteria Consumers: eating other organisms QUESTION #5: List the three ways bacteria get their food. Consumers: eating other organisms Decomposers: feed on dead organisms Producers: use the sun to make their own food

Kingdom Eubacteria Rod Shaped (Bacilli) Spherical (Cocci) QUESTION #6: List the three most common shapes of bacteria. Beside each term, draw an illustration of this shape of bacteria. Rod Shaped (Bacilli) Spherical (Cocci) Spiral (Spirilla)

Kingdom Eubacteria QUESTION #7: List four ways bacteria are helpful to the world. Nitrogen fixation- takes in nitrogen from the air and turns it into a form usable by plants Recycles matter by breaking down dead plants and animals and returning nutrients to the soil Bioremediation- can change harmful chemicals into harmless ones.

Kingdom Eubacteria QUESTION #7 (continued) Used to make many types of foods: yogurt, cheese, buttermilk and sour cream Making medicines Genetic engineering

Kingdom Eubacteria QUESTION #8: Explain one way bacteria is harmful. Answer: Some bacteria can cause disease. They get inside a host organism and take nutrients from the host’s cells. In the process, they harm the host.

Kingdom Eubacteria EXTRA QUESTION: What is an endospore? Please write this on the back of your poster. Answer: What forms when a bacteria is exposed to conditions in which it cannot live; genetic material and proteins covered by a thick protective coat

Flap 3: Kingdom Protista

Kingdom Protista Answer: Domain Eukarya QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Eubacteria belong to? Answer: Domain Eukarya

Kingdom Protista Answer: Eukaryotic QUESTION #2: Are protists made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? Answer: Eukaryotic

Kingdom Protista Answer: single-celled OR simple multicellular QUESTION #3: Are protists single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular? Answer: single-celled OR simple multicellular

Kingdom Protista QUESTION #4: How do protists reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)? Answer: Most asexually, but can also do sexual reproduction

Kingdom Protista Protozoans (animal like) Algae (plant like) QUESTION #5: Protists are grouped based on how they obtain food. List the three categories of protists. Protozoans (animal like) Algae (plant like) Slime molds and euglenoids

Kingdom Protista QUESTION #6: Draw an example of a protist producer with a caption. Caption: Green algae is an example of a protist producer. It contains chlorophyll that allows it to undergo photosynthesis to make its own food.

Kingdom Protista QUESTION #7: Define the word heterotroph. Answer: An organism that gets its food by eating other organisms or their byproducts; they cannot make their own food

Kingdom Protista QUESTION #8: Draw an example of a heterotroph that moves. You must write a caption explaining what it is and how it moves. Caption: Paramecium is a heterotroph that moves with cilia and amoeba is a heterotroph that moves with a false foot, or pseudopod.

Kingdom Protista QUESTION #9: Draw an example of a heterotroph that does not move. You must write a caption explaining the organism. Caption: An example of a heterotroph that does not move is the water mold. It is a parasite and attacks fish and other organisms in the water. Spore forming protists - usually have a life cycle where they live inside of another organism.

Flap 4: Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Fungi Answer: Domain Eukarya QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Fungi belong to? Answer: Domain Eukarya

Kingdom Fungi Answer: Eukaryotic QUESTION #2: Are fungi made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? Answer: Eukaryotic

Kingdom Fungi Answer: complex multicellular QUESTION #3: Are fungi single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular? Answer: complex multicellular

Kingdom Fungi Answer: Both asexual and sexual reproduction QUESTION #4: How do fungi reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)? Answer: Both asexual and sexual reproduction

Kingdom Fungi QUESTION #5: Describe how a fungus obtains its food. Answer: They absorb nutrients from substances in their surroundings; a special digestive juice breaks down the food.

Kingdom Fungi Answer: They do not perform photosynthesis. QUESTION #6: Why are fungi not classified as plants? Answer: They do not perform photosynthesis.

Kingdom Fungi 1. Threadlike-mold: a shapeless, fuzzy, fungus QUESTION #7: List the four main groups of fungi. Describe each and draw an illustration of each. 1. Threadlike-mold: a shapeless, fuzzy, fungus

Kingdom Fungi QUESTION #7 (continued) 2. Sac fungi: the largest group that includes yeast, powdery mildews, truffles, and morels. If they reproduce sexually, they form sacs called ascus

Kingdom Fungi QUESTION #7 (continued) 3. Club fungi: umbrella shaped mushrooms; club like structures called basidia form sexual spores

Kingdom Fungi QUESTION #7 (continued) 4. Imperfect fungi: anything that does not fit in any other group; most are parasites and often disease producing; athlete’s foot; useful ones-penicillin mold

Flap 5: Kingdom Plantae

Kingdom Plantae Answer: Domain Eukarya QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Plantae belong to? Answer: Domain Eukarya

Kingdom Plantae Answer: Eukaryotic QUESTION #2: Are plants made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? Answer: Eukaryotic

Kingdom Plantae Answer: complex multicellular QUESTION #3: Are plants single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular? Answer: complex multicellular

Kingdom Plantae Answer: sexual reproduction QUESTION #4: How do plants reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)? Answer: sexual reproduction

Kingdom Plantae QUESTION #5: How do plants get their food? Explain the process. Answer: Through the process of photosynthesis, plants use the energy from sunlight, carbon dioxide and water to make their own food

Kingdom Plantae Eukaryotic Have cell walls QUESTION #6: Name three characteristics of all plants. Eukaryotic Have cell walls Make their own food (photosynthesis)

Kingdom Plantae QUESTION #7: Plants are classified into 2 main groups. List and define each group. Non vascular – a plant that does not have specialized tissues to move water and nutrients through the plant Vascular – has special vascular tissues to move water to any part of the plant

Kingdom Plants Seed Plants Seedless Plants QUESTION #8: Vascular plants are further divided into 2 main groups. List these groups. Seed Plants Seedless Plants

Kingdom Plants Gymnosperms – nonflowering plants with seeds QUESTION #9: Vascular plants that produce seeds are divided into 2 groups. List these groups. Gymnosperms – nonflowering plants with seeds Angiosperms – flowering plants with seeds

Flap 6: Kingdom Animalia

Kingdom Animalia Answer: Domain Eukarya QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Animalia belong to? Answer: Domain Eukarya

Kingdom Animalia Answer: Eukaryotic QUESTION #2: Are animals made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? Answer: Eukaryotic

Kingdom Animalia Answer: complex multicellular QUESTION #3: Are animals single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular? Answer: complex multicellular

Kingdom Animalia Answer: sexual reproduction QUESTION #4: How do animals reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)? Answer: sexual reproduction

Kingdom Animalia QUESTION #5: How do animals get their food? Explain the process. Answer: animals are consumers - eating other organisms or parts and products of other organisms

Kingdom Animalia Vertebrates – with a backbone QUESTION #6: Name and define the two major categories (phyla) of animals. Vertebrates – with a backbone Invertebrates – without a backbone

Kingdom Animalia Search for food Search for shelter Search for mates QUESTION #7: List three reasons animals move from place to place. Search for food Search for shelter Search for mates

Kingdom Animalia QUESTION #8: What does differentiation mean and how does this affect an animal? Answer: Cells undergo a process where they develop into different kinds of cells. These cells form tissues which then form organs. It gives the animals parts that do different things.