Bacteria | ||
#1 | How many cells does bacteria have? | one |
#2 | What are organisms without a nucleus called? | prokaryotes |
#3 | How does bacteria reproduce? | binary fission |
#4 | What are the three types of archaebacteria? | heat lovers, salt lovers, methane makers |
#5 | Give an example of an organism that belongs to Kingdom Eubacteria. | E.coli, , Streptococci , bacteria that converts milk to yogurt |
Kingdom Protista | ||
#1 | Are members of Kingdom Protista prokaryotic or eukaryotic? | eukaryotic |
#2 | Are protists single-celled, multi-celled, or both? | both |
#3 | What are plant-like protists called? | algae |
#4 | What are animal-like protists called? | protozoans |
#5 | Give an example of a fungus-like protist. | slime mold, water mold |
Kingdom Fungi | ||
#1 | Do members of Kingdom Fungi have a nucleus? | yes |
#2 | Do fungi reproduce sexually, asexually, or both? | both |
#3 | Give an example of an organism from Kingdom Fungi. | mold, mushrooms, yeast |
#4 | How do members of Fungi obtain their nutrients? | use digestive juices and absorb the nutrients |
#5 | What are club-like fungi called? | mushrooms |
Kingodom Plantae | ||
#1 | Do plants have cell walls? | yes |
#2 | Are plants heterotrophs, autotrophs, or both? | autotrophs |
#3 | What process do plants use to obtain their nutrients? | photosynthesis |
#4 | Why are plants green? | Their cells have chloroplasts which contain chlorophyll |
#5 | What are the two stages of plant reproduction? | sporophyte and gametophyte |
Kingdom Animalia | ||
#1 | Are animals heterotrophs, autotrophs, or both? | heterotrophs |
#2 | What two groups are animals classified into? | vertebrates and invertebrates |
#3 | Why do animals depend on fungi and bacteria? | to recycle nutrients found in dead organisms |
#4 | What do animals have that allow them to quickly respond to the environment? | specialized sense organs |
#5 | Why are sponges considered simple animals? | they don't move, no sense organs, but they are consumers |
Final Question | |
Name four ways that humans impact animals. | overhunting, pollution, habitat destruction, introduction of exotic species |