Cells | ||
#1 | What is the basic structural unit of all living things? | cells |
#2 | What is the gel-like substance that holds the organelles in place? | Cytoplasm |
#3 | What cell organelle is considered the brain? | Nucleus |
#4 | The job of the cell-membrane is to? | Control what enters and exits the cell. |
#5 | What do plant cells have that animal cells do not? | Chloroplasts, Chlorophyll, and a cell wall |
The 5 Kingoms | ||
#1 | What is the most well known type of fungus? | Mushroom |
#2 | How many Kingdoms are there? | 5 |
#3 | What two major characteristics is the animal kingdom split into? | Vertebrates & Invertebrates |
#4 | What kingdom includes bacteria? | Monera |
#5 | What are the names of the 5 Kingdoms? | Fungi, Monera, Animal, Plant, Protista |
Vertebrates & Invertebrates | ||
#1 | Animals with a backbones are called? | Vetebrates |
#2 | Animals that do not have a backbone are called? | Invertebrates |
#3 | A jellyfish is classified as what? | Invertebrate |
#4 | Insects are classified as which of the following; invertebrates or vertebrates? | Invertebrates |
#5 | True or False: All animals that live on land have backbones? | False |
Vascular & Non-Vascular Plants | ||
#1 | What are liverworts classified as? | NonVascular Plants |
#2 | Plants that have tubes and roots are classified as? | Vascular |
#3 | What type of plant is moss? | Nonvascular |
#4 | Water moves up through a tube called what? | Xylem |
#5 | What carries food from the leaves to other parts of the plant? | Phloem |
Bonus Questions | ||
#1 | Cells, cells, they're made of... | Organelles |
#2 | What is the job of the Chloroplasts in the plant cell? | They hold Chlorophyll for making food |
#3 | What prehistoric animals are know for having backbones? | Dinosaurs |
#4 | What type of plant is classified as not having roots, stems, or leaves? | Nonvascular Plants |
#5 | An organism that produces spores and has a cell walls, but does not have chlorophyll, belongs to which kingdom of living things? | Fungi |
Final Question | |