1. Science review

2. The act of grouping things by using a set of rules

3. Classification

4. The largest group into which living things can be classified

5. Kingdom

6. List the order of classification

7. Kingdom

8. Phylum

9. Class

10. Order

11. Family

12. Genus

13. Species

14. About the Kingdoms

15. Many celled

16. Animals and plants

17. Mostly many celled

18. Fungi

19. Mostly one celled

20. Protists

21. One celled

22. Monerans

23. Feed on living or once living things

24. Animals, protists, monerans

25. Make their own food

26. Plants protists

27. Absorb food from other living things or dead things such as logs

28. Fungi

29. No cell nuclei

30. Monerans

31. Some make their own food

32. Monerans

33. Monkeys, birds

34. Animals

35. Frogs, fish, & spiders

36. Animals

37. Trees & flowers

38. Plants

39. Grasses, ferns, & mosses

40. Plants

41. Mushrooms and yeast

42. Fungi

43. Molds

44. Fungi

45. Algea, amoebas

46. Protists

47. Diatoms

48. Protists

49. Bacteria

50. Monerans

51. They have backbones

52. Vertebrates

53. They have hair and produce milk for their young

54. Mammals

55. They have dry scaly skin

56. Reptiles

57. These have moist skin & no scales

58. Amphibians

59. These live in the water their entire lives

60. Fish

61. These vertebrates have feathers

62. Birds

63. These have no backbones

64. Invertebrates

65. Invertebrates with legs that have several joints

66. Arthropods

67. These invertebrates may or may not have a hard outer shell

68. Mullosks

69. These invertebragtes have no shell, legs, or eyes

70. Worms

71. These plants have tubes

72. Vascular

73. What is the purpose of these tubes

74. Carry water and nutrients to the leaves

75. Why are the tubes stiff

76. To help support the plants

77. Name 2 types of vascular plants

78. Ferns,trees, and any plant that has flowers or cones

79. The make up of a tree trunk

80. These are the center clogged tubes

81. Heartwood

82. The ring around the heartwood

83. Sapwood

84. What is the purpose of the sapwood

85. Carries the water and nutrients

86. What is the bark

87. Living tubes that carry food and nutrients and dead cells that protect the trunk

88. Plants that do not have tubes are called

89. Nonvascular

90. How do they get water

91. It is soaked up into the plant and passes from cell to cell

92. Where does the nonvascular plants live

93. Damp places

94. Where are mosses the first plants to grow on?

95. Bare rocks

96. What do they not have

97. Roots, stems, or leaves

98. The rounded parts of the plants are called

99. Lobes