1. BIOLOGY JEOPARDY
Kingdoms
Review

2. Bacteria
& Viruses
Protists
& Fungi
Plants
Animals
Miscellaneous
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3. Is the following a bacterium or virus? Label:
Bacteria & Viruses 100
Is the following a bacterium or virus?
Label:
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4. Bacteria & Viruses 200 a) Is the following a bacterium or virus?
b) Label:
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5. Contrast antibiotics and vaccines.
Bacteria & Viruses 300
Contrast antibiotics and vaccines.
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6. What are the three shapes of bacteria?
Bacteria & Viruses 400
What are the three shapes of bacteria?
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7. Bacteria & Viruses 500 What places an organism in a bacteria kingdom?
Which bacterial kingdom consists of organisms that generally live in extreme environments, such as volcanic and deep-sea vents?
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8. What characteristics place an organism in the Protist Kingdom?
Protists & Fungi 100
What characteristics place an organism in the Protist Kingdom?
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9. What characteristics place an organism in the Fungi Kingdom?
Protists & Fungi 200
What characteristics place an organism in the Fungi Kingdom?
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10. Protists & Fungi 300 Compare and contrast an amoeba and paramecium.
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11. Why are fungi considered heterotrophs?
Protists & Fungi 400
Why are fungi considered heterotrophs?
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12. Protists & Fungi 500 Why are some protists:
considered animal-like, but not in the animal kingdom?
considered plant-like, but not in the plant kingdom?
considered fungi-like, but not in the fungi kingdom?
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13. What characteriscts place an organism into the plant kingdom?
Plants 100
What characteriscts place an organism into the plant kingdom?
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14. Which came first, bryophytes or tracheophyes?
Plants 200
Which came first, bryophytes or tracheophyes?
Evidence?
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15. Which are the female reproductive parts?
Plants 300
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Which are the female reproductive parts?
Which are the male reproductive parts?
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16. Plants 400
a) Contrast angiosperms and gymnosperms. b) Give an example of each.
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17. Plants 500
Describe vascular tissue. Include the two types (and the function of each).
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18. Animals 100
What characteristics place an organism in the Animal Kingdom?
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19. Animals 200
Contrast invertebrates and vertebrates. Include an example of each.
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20. Animals 300
Contrast the three types of mammals and give an example of each.
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21. Animals 400 Why are reptiles considered the first true land animals?
Describe the importance of the amniotic egg.
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22. Animals 500
Contrast ectotherms and endotherms. Give an example of each.
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23. Put the taxonomic categories in order, from largest to smallest.
MISC 100
Put the taxonomic categories in order, from largest to smallest.
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24. MISC 200 Which of the following scientific names is written correctly?
Ursus Americanus
ursus americanus
ursus Americanus
Ursus americanus
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25. MISC 300 Which kingdoms are prokaryotic?
Which kingdoms are eukaryotic?
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26. MISC 400
How are mammals different from other vertebrates?
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27. MISC 500
How do bacteria reproduce?
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28. Bacteria & Viruses 100 - Answer
A = Protein Capsid (coat)
B = Tail
C = Genetic material (DNA/RNA)
D = Tail fibers
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29. Bacteria & Viruses 200 - Answer
Bacterium
A = cell wall
B = cell membrane
C = ribosome
D = pili
E = genetic material (chromosomes)
F = flagella
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30. Bacteria & Viruses 300 - Answer
Antibiotics kill bacteria and are taken after someone has a bacterial infection.
Vaccines prevent viral infections and are given before someone contracts a viral infection.
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31. Bacteria & Viruses 400 - Answer
Cocci (sphere shaped)
Bacilli (rod-shaped)
Spirilla (spiral-shaped)
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32. Bacteria & Viruses 500 - Answer
unicellular, prokaryote
Archaebacteria
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33. Protists & Fungi 100 - Answer
Eukaryotic
Unicellular or multicellular
Heterotrophic or autotrophic
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34. Protists & Fungi 200 - Answer
Eukaryotic
Heterotrophic
Mostly multicellular, some unicellular
Cell walls made of chitin
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35. Protists & Fungi 300- Answer
Compare: both are unicellular, heterotrophs (animal-like protists) Contrast: Amoebas have pseudopods, but paramecium have cilia.
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36. Protists & Fungi 400 - Answer
Fungi feed on other organisms (alive and dead). They absorb their food. Since they obtain their food from other sources, rather than make it, they are considered heterotrophs.
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37. Protists & Fungi 500 - Answer
Animal-like: heterotrophic, but these protists are unicellular
Plant-like: autotrophic, but these protists are unicellular
Fungi-like: heterotrophic and decompose their food, but these protists are usually unicellular and their cell walls are not made of chitin.
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38. Plants Answer
Eukaryotic
Multicellular
Autotrophic
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39. Plants 200 - Answer Bryophytes came first.
Evidence: very small, no vascular tissue (cannot move water very far)
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40. Plants 300 - Answer A = sepal, B = flower, C = Pistil, D = Stamen
Female reproductive parts: C
Male reproductive parts: D
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41. Plants Answer
Angiosperms have seeds that are part of fruits. Gymnosperms have seeds that are NOT part of fruits.
Examples
Angiosperms: Maple Tree, Tulip
Gymnosperms: Pine Tree
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42. Vascular tissue is like the circulatory system of a plant.
Plants Answer
Vascular tissue is like the circulatory system of a plant.
Xylem: Conducts water throughout the plant/tree
Phloem: Conducts sugars that the plant makes throughout the plant/tree
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43. Animals Answer
Eukaryotic
Hetertrophic
Multicellular
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44. Animals Answer
Invertebrates do not have a backbone. Some have an exoskeleton.
Earthworm, insect, lobster
Vertebrates have a backbone (internal skeleton).
Jawless fish, lizard, kangaroo
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45. Animals Answer
Marsupials: newborn moves to the mother’s pouch (kangaroo)
Monotremes: egg-laying mammals (duckbill platypus)
Placentals: fetus is attached through an umbilical cord to the mother’s placenta for nutrients (horse, dolphin)
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46. Reptiles do not have to return to the water to reproduce.
Animals Answer
Reptiles do not have to return to the water to reproduce.
The amniotic egg has its own watery environment protected by a hard shell.
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47. Animals Answer
Ectotherms – rely on the external environment to help regulate their temperature
Fish, amphibians, reptiles
Endotherms – regulate their own internal temperatures (ex: humans shiver or sweat)
Birds, mammals
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48. MISC 100 - Answer Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus
Species
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49. MISC Answer
d) Ursus americanus
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50. Prokaryotic Kingdoms: Archaebacteria, Eubacteria
MISC Answer
Prokaryotic Kingdoms: Archaebacteria, Eubacteria
Eukaryotic Kingdoms: Protist, Fungi, Plant, Animal
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51. MISC Answer
Mammals have hair, produce milk
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52. MISC Answer
Bacteria reproduce through binary fission. It is a type of asexual reproduction. One bacterium splits into two.
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