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KingdomsReview
Bacteria & Viruses
Protists& Fungi
Plants Animals Miscellaneous
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Bacteria & Viruses 100
a) Is the following a bacterium or virus?
b) Label:
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Bacteria & Viruses 200
a) Is the following a bacterium or virus?
b) Label:
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Bacteria & Viruses 300
Contrast antibiotics and vaccines.
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Bacteria & Viruses 400
What are the three shapes of bacteria?
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Bacteria & Viruses 500
a) What places an organism in a bacteria kingdom?
b) Which bacterial kingdom consists of organisms that generally live in extreme environments, such as volcanic and deep-sea vents?
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Protists & Fungi 100
What characteristics place an organism in the Protist Kingdom?
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Protists & Fungi 200
What characteristics place an organism in the Fungi Kingdom? Answer
Protists & Fungi 300
Compare and contrast an amoeba and paramecium.
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Protists & Fungi 400
Why are fungi considered heterotrophs?
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Protists & Fungi 500
Why are some protists:a)considered animal-like, but not
in the animal kingdom?b)considered plant-like, but not
in the plant kingdom?c)considered fungi-like, but not
in the fungi kingdom?
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Plants 100
What characteriscts place an organism into the plant kingdom?
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Plants 200
a) Which came first, bryophytes or tracheophyes?
b) Evidence? Answer
Plants 300
a) Label:
b) Which are the female reproductive parts?
c) Which are the male reproductive parts? Answer
Plants 400
a) Contrast angiosperms and gymnosperms.
b) Give an example of each.
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Plants 500
Describe vascular tissue. Include the two types (and the function of each).
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Animals 100
What characteristics place an organism in the Animal Kingdom?
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Animals 200
Contrast invertebrates and vertebrates. Include an example of each.
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Animals 300
Contrast the three types of mammals and give an example of each.
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Animals 400
Why are reptiles considered the first true land animals?
Describe the importance of the amniotic egg.
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Animals 500
Contrast ectotherms and endotherms. Give an example of each.
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MISC 100
Put the taxonomic categories in order, from largest to smallest.
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MISC 200
Which of the following scientific names is written correctly?
a)Ursus Americanusb)ursus americanusc)ursus Americanusd)Ursus americanus
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MISC 300
a)Which kingdoms are prokaryotic?
b)Which kingdoms are eukaryotic?
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MISC 400
a)How are mammals different from other vertebrates?
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MISC 500
How do bacteria reproduce?
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Bacteria & Viruses100 - Answer
a) Virus
b) A = Protein Capsid (coat)B = TailC = Genetic material (DNA/RNA)D = Tail fibers
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Bacteria & Viruses 200 - Answer
a) Bacterium
b) A = cell wallB = cell membraneC = ribosomeD = piliE = genetic material (chromosomes)F = flagella Game
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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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Bacteria & Viruses 400 - Answer
1.Cocci (sphere shaped)2.Bacilli (rod-shaped)3.Spirilla (spiral-shaped)
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Bacteria & Viruses 500 - Answer
a) unicellular, prokaryote
b) Archaebacteria
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Protists & Fungi100 - Answer
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Protists & Fungi 200 - Answer
Eukaryotic Heterotrophic Mostly multicellular, some
unicellular Cell walls made of chitin
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Protists & Fungi 300- Answer
Compare: both are unicellular, heterotrophs (animal-like protists)
Contrast: Amoebas have pseudopods, but paramecium have cilia. Game
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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. Game
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Protists & Fungi 500 - Answer
a) Animal-like: heterotrophic, but these protists are unicellular
b) Plant-like: autotrophic, but these protists are unicellular
c) 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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Plants100 - Answer
1. Eukaryotic2. Multicellular3. Autotrophic
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Plants 200 - Answer
a) Bryophytes came first.
b) Evidence: very small, no vascular tissue (cannot move water very far)
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Plants 300 - Answer
a) A = sepal, B = flower, C = Pistil, D = Stamen
b) Female reproductive parts: C
c) Male reproductive parts: D
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Plants 400- Answer
a) Angiosperms have seeds that are part of fruits. Gymnosperms have seeds that are NOT part of fruits.
b) Examples– Angiosperms: Maple Tree, Tulip– Gymnosperms: Pine Tree
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Plants 500 - 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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Animals100 - Answer
1. Eukaryotic2. Hetertrophic3. Multicellular
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Animals 200 - 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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Animals 300 - 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) Game
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Animals 400 - Answer
Reptiles do not have to return to the water to reproduce.
The amniotic egg has its own watery environment
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Animals 500 - 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 Game
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MISC 100 - Answer
DomainKingdomPhylumClassOrderFamilyGenusSpecies
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MISC 200 - Answer
d) Ursus americanus
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MISC 300 - Answer
a) Prokaryotic Kingdoms: Archaebacteria, Eubacteria
b) Eukaryotic Kingdoms: Protist, Fungi, Plant, Animal
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MISC 400 - Answer
Mammals have hair, produce milk
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MISC 500 - Answer
Bacteria reproduce through binary fission. It is a type of asexual reproduction. One bacterium splits into two.
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