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20-21 Quarterly 2-Classification
20-21 Quarterly 2-Classification
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A quarterly review that covers Classification, Insects, IPM, and Microscopes
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1
What type of succession is being shown below
Primary
Secondary
2
The correct format for writing a scientific name.
genus, species
Genus species
Genus Species
genus Species
3
In order to increase the likelihood of accurate experimental results scientists . . .
don't use a control group.
perform multiple trials.
test multiple independent variables at a time.
complete calculations in their head.
4
Based on the scientific names of the two cats, you can conclude that . . .
they are from the same genus.
they are the same species.
they are not from the same phylum.
there are two names for the same organism.
5
Human beings (
Homo sapiens)
belong to this kingdom
.
Primate
Animal
Mammal
Vertebrate
6
Cell Membranes are ________________ to outside material
Semi permeable
Super permeable
Impermeable
Permeable
7
How do fungi and other decomposers obtain their food?
By eating produce.
By getting it from chemicals or the sun.
By absorbing nutrients from dead organisms.
By hunting and killing prey for food.
8
Which phrase describes the classification of these two organisms?
different kingdoms, different species
same kingdom, same species
same kingdom, different species
different kingdoms, same species
9
Use the dichotomous key to identify the organism.
Starflower
Chickweed
Common strawberry
Bowman's root
10
This kingdom has
NO
eukaryotes in it.
Plant
Moneran (bacteria)
Fungi
Protist
11
The part of a controlled experiment that is manipulated by the scientist is known as the . . .
independent variable.
dependent variable.
experimental group.
control group.
12
Which statement is TRUE for ALL of the organisms shown in the picture?
They are producers.
They contain at least one cell.
They are multicellular.
They are heterotrophs.
13
Primary succession is being shown below?
True
False
14
Which is the best example of a biodiversity hot spot?
Desert
Tropical Rainforest
Tundra
Deciduous Forest
15
All living things . . .
have legs.
excrete waste.
breathe.
communicate using audible sound.
16
Different mouthparts make it easier for insects to get food and survive is an example of . . .
excretion
reproduction
adaptation
metabolism
17
The loss of _____________ has the greatest effect on an ecosystem.
First level consumers
Second level consumers
Producers
Tertiary consumers
18
The acronym HIPPO refers to the amount of species in an ecosystem?
True
False
19
In a controlled experiment, the data collected by the scientist represents the . . .
hypothesis
dependent variable
controlled variable
independent variable
20
The more levels of classification that two organisms share, the . . .
more characteristics they have in common.
less they have genetically in common.
closer they live to one another.
easier it is to tell them apart.
21
All cells contain a nucleus?
True
False
22
Plant and animal cells contain all the same organelles?
False
True
23
What is the most recent type of evidence that can be used to classify organisms?
behavior
genetic
appearance
reproduction
24
Which kingdom includes only multicellular heterotrophs?
Animal
Plant
Protist
Moneran (bacteria)
25
Which kingdom do these organisms belong to?
plant
fungi
animal
protist
26
The basic unit of life is the __________
organ
Tissue
Cell
Organ system
27
The number one cause of biodiversity loss is.....
Habitat Fragmentation
Poaching
Pollution
Habitat Loss
