1. How to Play Those with the correct answer get the points.
Your team chooses the question. Every team answers on a white board in the form a question (What is…)
Those with the correct answer get the points.
Discuss quietly- you don’t want other teams to overhear.
End with a final jeopardy 

2. Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Domain: Eukarya Archaea/ Eubacteria Taxonomy
Levels Of
Classification
Domain:
Eukarya
Archaea/
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Taxonomy
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3. Levels of Classification - $100
What are the three domains?
Archaea, Eubacteria, and Eukarya

4. Levels of Classification - $200
Eukarya is broken into how many kingdoms? What are their names?
Four; Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia

5. Levels of Classification - $300
Which level is the most specific?
Species

6. Levels of Classification - $400
Which level is the most general?
Domain (or Kingdom)

7. Levels of Classification - $500
What are the levels of classification from most general to most specific?
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species

8. The presence of a nucleus.
Domain:Eukarya - $100
Which characteristic do all organisms in the kingom Eukarya have in common?
The presence of a nucleus.

9. Domain:Eukarya - $200 Animalia & Fungi
Which kingdoms contains organisms that are only heterotrophic?
Animalia & Fungi

10. Domain: Eukarya - $300 Plantae
Which kingdom contains autotrophs with a cell wall?
Plantae

11. Domain: Eukarya - $400 Protista
Which kingdom contains organisms that are often unicellular, can be autotrophic or heterotrophic, and can reproduce sexually or asexually?
Protista

12. Domain: Eukarya - $500 Fungi
Which kingdom contains stationary heterotrophs with cell walls?
Fungi

13. Archaea and Eubacteria - $100
Which characteristic do these domains have in common?
They are prokaryotic.

14. Archaea and Eubacteria - $200
Which domain has single celled organisms which live in extreme environments?
Archaea

15. Archaea and Bacteria - $300
Which domain contains organisms that can live almost everywhere on earth?
Eubacteria

16. Archaea and Eubacteria - $400
True/False: Archaea and Eubacteria do have cell walls.
True

17. Archaea and Eubacteria - $500
Why were Archaea and Eubacteria eventually placed in separate domains?
They are genetically very different.

18. What is the science of describing, classifying, and naming things?
Taxonomy - $100
What is the science of describing, classifying, and naming things?
Taxonomy

19. Who is considered the father of taxonomy?
Carolus Linnaeus

20. Who was one of the first scientists to classify living things?
Taxonomy - $300
Who was one of the first scientists to classify living things?
Aristotle

21. Binomial Nomenclature
Taxonomy - $400
What is the two-name naming system that Linnaeus began using?
Binomial Nomenclature

22. The genus and the species
Taxonomy - $500
Which levels of classification are used in giving an organism a scientific name?
The genus and the species

23. Dichotomous Key Misc - $100
What tool do scientists use for classification that involves pairs of statements that describe the organism?
Dichotomous Key

24. Which branching diagram do scientists use to categorize organisms?
Misc - $200
Which branching diagram do scientists use to categorize organisms?
cladogram

25. Misc - $300
Correct this scientific name: nycticebus bancanus
Nycticebus bancanus
Capitalize first letter of genus.
Italicized or underlined.

26. Misc - $400
Identify Bird W.
GEOSPIZA.

27. Why is a unique scientific naming system necessary for organisms?
Misc - $500
Why is a unique scientific naming system necessary for organisms?
To ensure that scientists know which organism they are discussing despite differences in common names.

28. In what Domain would we find Amoebus proteus?
Final Jeopardy
In what Domain would we find Amoebus proteus?
Eukarya