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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhy do scientists classify living things?It helps scientists trap species to studyIt is easier to study organisms when groupedIt is a good way to keep organisms calmIt is helpful when dissecting an organism
- 2. Multiple ChoiceAn early classification system had two groups: Plants and Animals. What is wrong with that system?It is too specificIt is too narrow mindedIt is too broadIt is too fancy
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWho came up with binomial nomenclature?AristotleMendelWatsonLinneaus
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat is binomial nomenclature?A two name naming systemA two headed turtleA two grouped system to classifyA two lensed microscope
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat taxa are in a scientific name?Genus and KingdomSpecies and FamilySpecies and ClassGenus and Species
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which organisms can you find living in extreme places such as salt lakes, hot springs and deep sea trenches
bacteria
Plantae
Archea
Protists
- 7. Multiple Choice
to arrange something into groups according to similarities
Classify
Family
Kingdon
Orginize
- 8. Multiple Choice
Taxonomy is?
one of the three domains of life
the science of classifying and naming living things
organisms with spinal cords in their backs
one of the six kingdoms of life
- 9. Multiple ChoiceEvery living organism is made up of one or more cellsTrueFalse
- 10. Multiple ChoiceA cell is...the basic unit of structure and function in living organisman organisma basic part of everything that we seefound only in animals, not plants
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following are NOT found in animal cellschloroplasts and cytoplasmchloroplasts and cell wallcell wall and cell membranemitochondria and nucleus
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following, found ONLY in plant cells, provides structure?cell wallchloroplastmitochondriavacuole
- 13. Multiple Choice
What is the Function and Structure of the Cell Membrane?
Structure: A porous, thin tissue that forms the outer surface of the cytoplasm.
Function: Converts light energy into chemical energy.
Structure: A porous, thin tissue that forms the outer surface of the cytoplasm.
Function: Regulates the passage of materials in and out of the cell, protects and gives some structure.
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