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Review of the 6 Kingdoms, classification
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1
A dog is an example of kingdom?
Animalia
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
2
Which of the following kingdoms are all unicellular?
Animalia
Protista
fungi
Eubacteria
3
If protists can conduct photosynthesis, what is the form of getting energy called?
prokaryotic
autotroph
eukaryotic
heterotroph
4
What feature makes Domain Eukarya different from Bacteria and Archaea
photosynthesis
cell walls
A nucleus
cell membrane
5
Which organisms never have cell walls?
Archaebacteria
Animalia
Eubacteria
Plantae
6
How does kingdom fungi get food?
heterotroph
both forms
autotroph
7
Which level of organization has the most related organisms?
species
domain
genus
kingdom
8
Based on the chart, which two organisms are least related?
mammals, birds
dinosaurs, birds
mammals, turtles
crocs, birds
9
How does kingdom animalia get food?
both forms
heterotroph
autotroph
10
If a male and female are in the same species "most related to each other" what does that mean?
Their DNA code is a close match, so they can reproduce
They are in a different genus from each other
They are in different kingdoms
Their DNA is so different they cannot reproduce
11
Tursiops truncatus is the bottlenose dolphin. truncatus is the _________ of the dolphin?
species
genus
domain
kingdom
12
How does kingdom plantae get food?
heterotroph
autotroph
both forms
13
Which is not a kingdom of life?
Eubacteria
Mammalia
Protista
Animalia
14
If I make my own food, I am called a?
Autotroph
heterotroph
Carnivore
herbavorie
15
Which of the following kingdoms are all multicellular?
Bacteria
plantae
protista
fungi
16
One characteristic that makes fungi different from plants is in?
fungi have nuclei
fungi are heterotrophs
fungi have cell walls
fungi are autotrophs
17
Which kingdom does not have a cell wall?
eubacteria
animals
plants
fungi
18
What do
ALL
Kingdom protista life have in common?
Cell walls
Autotrophic
Reproduce asexually
Eukaryotic
19
Chimps and humans are in different families of life, what does that mean?
They are in the same species
They can not reproduce and make offspring together
They can reproduce together, creating a "humanzee"
They are in the same genus
20
Which kingdom includes prokaryotic organisms?
Fungi
Protista
Animalia
Bacteria
21
mushrooms, yeasts and molds are an example of kingdom?
eubacteria
animalia
plantae
Fungi
22
If I eat other organisms for food, I am called a?
Carnivore
Herbavore
heterotroph
autotroph
23
Which is not ever present in prokaryotic life?
cell membrane
a nucleus
autotrophs
cell walls
24
Based on this chart, which pair of organisms listed are closest related?
amphibians, mammals
bony fish, tunicates
reptiles, mammals
lancets, cartilaginous fish
25
Which domain is prokaryotic?
Both bacteria and archaea
Eukarya
Archaea
Bacteria
26
True/False: All fungi reproduce asexually and sexually.
True
False
27
Which level of organization contains the least related organisms (broadest category)?
species
kingdom
genus
domain
28
Which of these never does photosynthesis?
protista
fungi
plantae
Eubacteria
29
Which is the order of life from domain to species?
domain,genus,family,order,class,phylum,kingdom,species
domain,kingdom, phylum,class, order family, genus, species
domain,phylum,kingdom,class,order,family,genus,species
domain,kingdom,phylum,class,order,genus,family,species
30
Which structures are found in fungi, but not animal cells?
cell membrane
a nucleus
ribosome
cell walls
