10:54 E E O & b b ME t N all 4% To. Kingo harsh envronments. cortains mostly single ccllcd, cukaryotic organisms that 17.Kingcom generally ive in water. 18.A naminy sys lem crealed by Carolus Linnaeus in which every organism is gi ven a two-part name is called nomenclature. True or False - Read each statement. Write "T" for True or "F" for False. 19. Some organisms that have been discovered are insignificant, so they have not been cassified or given a name. 20. Organisms grouned into the same kingdom have more similarities wth one another than with organisms in other kingdoms. 21. being discovered all the time. The six kingdoms of life are corstantly increasing in size because new species are 22 There are three main domains - Archaea, Bacleria, and Eukaryola. 23. Organisms are classified and placed into kingdoms bascd or thcir characteristics. 24. There are 4 maln kingdoms of Ife - Pantae, Animalla, Protista, and Fungl. THE SCIENCE DU: Matching - Match each statement to the correct kingdom of life. A. Animalia B. Plantae C. Protista D. Fungi E. Eubacteria F. Archaebacteria 25. Paramecium are single-celled organisms that are found in water. They are covered in hair-like structures called cilia. 26. temperatures. Thermophiles are a type of bacteria that are able to thrive in extremely high 27. Wolves are carnivorous organisms that are members of the dog family (Canidae). Wolves have a very distinct howl used for communication. 28. Escherichia coli is a type of bacteria found in the environment, certain foods, and in the intestines of people and animals. 29. Sequoias are a type of tree that can reach up to 300 feet in height and 30 feet in diameter. Their bark can be over 3 feet thick. Mushrooms are a type of decomposer that gain energy by recycling dead plants and 30. animals into chemical nutrients. Short Response - Answer each question in detail. 31.Why do you think organisms in the same kingdom are not all identical? 32.Describe one reason that scientists classify organisms. 33.Choose any two kingdoms of life. Describe the key similarities and differences of organisms that belong to each of these kingdoms. Be as detailed as possible in your explanation. e THE SCIENCE DUO
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N all 4%
To.Kingom
harsh environments.
cortains mostly single ccllcd, cukaryotic organisms that
17.Kingcom
generally Ive in water.
18.A naminy syslem crealed by Carolus Linnaeus in which every organism is gi ven a two-part
name is called
nomenclature.
True or False - Read each statement. Write "T" for True or "F" for False.
19.
Some organisms that have been discovered are insignificant, so they have not been
cassified or given a name.
20.
Organisms grouned into the same kingdom have more similarities wth one another
than with organisms in other kingdoms.
21.
being discovered all the time.
The six kingdoms of life are corstantly increasing in size because new species are
There are three main domains - Archaea, Bacteria, end Eukaryola.
22.
23.
Organisms are classified and placed into kingdoms bascd or thcir characteristics.
24.
There are 4 maln kingdoms of Ife - Pantae, Animalla, Protista, and Fungl.
THE SCIENCE DU:
Matching - Match each statement to the correct kingdom of life.
A. Animalia
C. Protista
B. Plantae
E. Eubacteria
D. Fungi
F. Archaebacteria
25.
Paramecium are single-celled organisms that are found in water. They are covered
in hair-like structures called cilia.
26.
Thermophiles are a type of bacteria that are able to thrive in extremely high
temperatures.
27.
Wolves are carnivorous organisms that are members of the dog family
(Canidae). Wolves have a very distinct howl used for communication.
28.
Escherichia coli is a type of bacteria found in the environment, certain foods, and in
the intestines of people and animals.
29.
Sequoias are a type of tree that can reach up to 300 feet in height and 30 feet in
diameter. Their bark can be over 3 feet thick.
Mushrooms are a type of decomposer that gain energy by recycling dead plants and
30.
animals into chemical nutrients.
Short Response - Answer each question in detail.
31.Why do you think organisms in the same kingdom are not all identical?
32.Describe one reason that scientists classify organisms.
33.Choose any two kingdoms of life. Describe the key similarities and differences of
organisms that belong to each of these kingdoms. Be as detailed as possible in your
explanation.
e THE SCIENCE DUO
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