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1.3 Life Science Test
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One type of organism that is not classified into one of the six kingdoms is
algae.
bacteria.
virus.
sponge.
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Which are examples of prokaryotes?
amoebas and euglenas
fungi
viruses and bacteria
bacteria
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4. an organism that has a nucleus but is not an animal, plant, or fungus
botanist
prokaryote
eukaryote
protist
4
Bacteria and archaea are in the same domain and are very alike.
True
False
5
Taxonomists organized all living things into two kingdoms until scientists started to travel into rain forests.
True
False
6
5. an organism formed by a fungus and an algae or cyanobacterium
fungi
zoologist
lichen
species
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Protists are important organisms because
they prevent erosion of plant roots.
they produce much of the oxygen that living things breathe
all of these
they are a major food source for humans.
8
Some of the terms used to classify organisms come from the following language:
English
Greek
French
Latin
9
Aristotle’s “ladder of life” placed nonliving things on the lowest rung.
False
True
10
Fungi are important organisms because
they are useful in making cheese and bread
they transport important nutrients from soil to tree roots.
all of these
they are used to make antibiotics.
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6. nongreen organisms that reproduce from spores and absorb their food
lichen
species
zoologist
fungi
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3. a scientist who studies plants
eukaryote
botanist
protist
prokaryote
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2. unicellular organisms without a nucleus
eukaryote
protist
prokaryote
botanist
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8. a group of organisms that can mate with one another and produce fertile offspring
lichen
fungi
species
zoologist
15
Aristotle devised the system of binomial nomenclature.
True
False
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What is taxonomy?
Taxes on monopoly money
Animal zoos
The scientific classification of all organisms on earth
Fungi
17
Binomial nomenclature indicates an organism’s
genus and species.
common name.
species and kingdom.
species.
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Why are fungi and plants in a separate kingdom despite their similarities?
All of these
Fungi can't make their own food
Fungi develop from spores, not seeds
They absorb their food
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1. an organism composed of one or more cells containing a visible nucleus
prokaryote
eukaryote
botanist
protist
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Bacteria are useful organisms because
they help reduce greenhouse gases.
all of the above.
they decompose dead materials and help recycle nutrients.
they increase the rate of the water cycle.
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7. a scientist who studies animals
fungi
zoologist
lichen
species
