LS Grade ADV6/7 Super Review LS.4 & LS.5

What two levels of classification are used for scientific naming, binomial nomenclature?

Plants use sunlight to produce food, an example of light energy being converted to ___ energy.

Which of the following groups contains organisms that have the most characteristics in common?

A tapeworm absorbs nutrients, causing health problems in humans.  This is a ____ relationship.

Crayfish and ants have six legs and are members of what phylum?

Which kingdom is known as the "junk drawer" made up of organisms that do not fit elsewhere?

A key used to determine the identity of organisms is a ____ key.

What are the six kingdoms from smallest to largest?

What are the raw materials necessary for photosynthesis to occur?

When plants grow towards the light it is called ____.

Snails are a member of this shell-wearing phylum.

What process makes food for plants?

Which of the following is produced as a result of photosynthesis?

Which part of a plant is most likely responsible for the absorption of sunlight?

When bacteria or other issues cause a lack of oxygen in water the problem is ___. 

Which of the following groups contain the most organisms?

Fish, frogs, alligators, and elephants all have backbones so they are members of what phylum?

Earthworms have no backbones, arms, or legs so they are a member of what phylum?

Which of the following groups contains organisms that have the least characteristics in common?

Which of these do plants need for photosynthesis?

Coral, jellyfish, and sea anemone all life in salt water and are a member of what phylum?

Which of the following groups contain the least organisms?

What happens during photosynthesis?

Organisms that absorb nutrients from dead plants and animals are called ___.

When plants lose their leaves in the fall to conserve energy, it is an example of ___.

Two species live together and benefit each other. What is this relationship called?

A wolf hunts a moose in Yellowstone National Park. What is their relationship called?

Which kingdom is largest with organisms living in aquatic, terrestrial, and air environments?

Bears do this in the winter to conserve energy when food is scarce.

Sponges are classified as animals because they cannot ___.

What is the name given to unicellular organisms with no nucleus?

What are the levels of classification in order from largest to smallest?

Which kingdom does NOT have heterotrophs?

Which kingdom is the smallest with unicellular mostly aquatic organisms?

Which plant phyla is composed of flowering plants?

What plant phyla (or division) are conifers?

What is a multi-cellular organism with an nucleus called?

What pigment is responsible for photosynthesis?