10:54 E E 9 & b b M - !N all 4%Fill in the Blank - Each answer choice will be used once.TaxonomyClassificationBinomialCarolus LinnaeusDomainKingdomAnimaliaPlantaeFungiProtistaEubacteriaArchaebacteria7. Kingdomplace and able to produce their own energy.contains multicellular organisms that are fixed in one8. The science of naming, describing, and classifying organisms in an ordered system is knownas9. Kingdomfrom dead or decaying organisms.contains multicellular organisms that absorb nutrients10.Kingdomfound almost everywhere on Earth.contains single-celled, prokaryotic bacteria that can be11.The largest taxonomic group is known as a12.The scientist that developed the classification system we use today was13.The process of grouping living things according to similar characteristics is referred to as14.Kingdomcomplex organisms found in Earth.contains multicellular organisms that are the most15.The second largest taxonomic group that is divided into 6 categories is a16.Kingdomharsh environments.contains single-celled bacteria that are able to survive in17.Kingdomgenerally live in water.contains mostly single-celled, eukaryotic organisms that18.A naming system created by Carolus Linnaeus in which every organism is given a two-partname is callednomenclature.True or False - Read each statement. Write "T" for True or "F" for False.19Some organisms that have been discovered are insignificant, so they have not beenclassified or given a name.20.than with organisms in other kingdoms.Organisms grouped into the same kingdom have more similarities with one another21.The six kingdoms of life are constantly increasing in size because new species arebeing discovered all the time.22.There are three main domains - Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukaryota.23.Organisms are classified and placed into kingdoms based on their characteristics.24.There are 4 main kingdoms of life - Plantae, Animalia, Protista, and Fungi.• THE SCIENCE DUOMatching - Match each statement to the correct kingdom of life.A. AnimaliaB. PlantaeC. ProtistaD. FungiE. EubacteriaF. Archaebacteria25.Paramecium are single-celled o ganisms that are found in water. They are coveredin hair-like structures called cilia.26.Thermophiles are a type of bacteria that are able to thrive in extremely hightemperatures.27.Wolves are carnivorous crganis ms that are members of the dog family(Canidac). Wolves have a very distinct howl used for communication.28.Escherichia coli is a type of bacteria found in the environment, certain foads, and inthe intestincs of pcople and animals.Sequoias are a type of tree that can reach up to 300 feet in height and 30 fect in29.diamcter. Their bark can be over 3 fect thickMushrooms are a type of decomposer that gair energy by recycling dead plants andanimals into chemical nutrients.30.Short Response - Answer each question in detail.31.Why do you think organisms in the same kingdom are not all identical? 10:53 E E O & b b M - tN{ all 4%Name:Date:Kingdoms of Life AssessmentMultiple Choice - Use the charts below to answer questions 1-6.Mystery Organism 1Mystery Organism 2Mystery Organism 3Type of bacteriaHarsh environmentsDo not need oxygenMulticellularCells contain anucleusDecomposersType of bacteriaNo nucleus in cellFound almosteverywhereMystery Organism 4Mystery Organism 5Mystery Organism 6MulticellularConsumersMost complexorganisms on EarthMostly single-celledCell contains anucleusMulticellularProducersFixed in one placeLive in water1. Mystery Organism 1 belongs to which of the following kingdoms of life?a. Plantaeb. Protistac. Archaebacteriad. Eubacteria2. Which of the following organisms would belong to the same kingdom of life as MysteryOrganism 27a. Mushroomb. Elephantc. Amoebad. Oak Tree3. Mystery Organism 1 belongs to which of the following kingdoms of life?a. Plantaeb. Protistac. Archaebacteriad. Eubacteria4. Which of the following organisms would belong to the same kingdom of life as MysteryOrganism 4?a. Mushroomb. Elephantc. Amoebad. Oak Tree5. Mystery Organism 5 belongs to which of the following kingdoms of life?a. Plantaeb. Protistac. Archaebacteriad. Eubacteria6. Which of the following organisms would belong to the same kingdom of life as MysteryOrganism 6?a. Mushroomb. Elephantc. Amoebad. Oak TreeTHE SCIENCE DUOFill in the Blank - Each answer choice will be used once.TaxonomyClassificationBinomialCarolus LinnaeusDomainKingdomAnimaliaPlantaeFungiPratistaEubacteriaArchaebacteria7. Kingdomplace and able to produce their own energy.contains multicellular organisms that are fixed in one8. The science of raming, describing, and classifying organisms in an orcered system is krownas9. Kingdomfrom cead or decaying organisms.contains multicellular organisms that absorb nutrients10.Kingdomcontains single-celled, prokaryotic bacteria that can befound almost everywhere on Earth.11.The largest taxonomic graup is known as a12.The scient ist that developed the dassification system we use today was13.The process of groupirg living things according to similar characteris.ics is referred to as14.Kingdomcomplex orgarisms found in Earth.contains multicellular organisms that are the most15.The serond laranst taxnnamic arnun that is dividerl into 6 ratenaries is aII

Answered: Image /qna-images/answer/2b386f39-d6a2-4666-b342-1d445bf6123a.jpg

10:54 E E O & b b M E ! N all 4% Fill in the Blank - Each answer choice will be used once. Тахonomy Classification Kingdom Binomial Animalia Eubacteria Carolus Linnaeus Domain Plantae Fungi Protista Archaebacteria 7. Kingdom place and able to produce their own energy. contains multicellular organisms that are fixed in one 8. The science of naming, describing, and classifying organisms in an ordered system is known as 9. Kingdom from dead or decaying organisms. contains multicellular organisms that absorb nutrients 10.Kingdom contains single-celled, prokaryotic bacteria that can be found almost everywhere on Earth. 11.The largest taxonomic group is known as a 12.The scientist that developed the classification system we use today was 13.The process of grouping living things according to similar characteristics is referred to as contains multicellular organisms that are the most 14.Kingdom complex organisms found in Earth. 15.The second largest taxonomic group that is divided into 6 categories is a 16.Kingdom harsh environments. contains single-celled bacteria that are able to survive in 17.Kingdom generally live in water. contains mostly single-celled, eukaryotic organisms that 18.A naming system created by Carolus Linnaeus in which every organism is given a two-part name is called nomenclature.

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...