Classifying Life; Chapter 3.2-3.3 Review

The science of identifying, naming, and classifying living things is called

This heterotrophic eukaryote absorbs nutrients from its surroundings and is in the __ kingdom.

The Venus Flytrap belongs to the domain ___.

You can work through pairs of descriptive statements on a ___ ___ to identify an organism.

The killer whale, Orcinus orca, belongs to the genus ___.

The scientific name for tomatoes is Solanum lycopersicum. What species does it belong to?

The _____ is the broadest and most general level of classification.

This multicellular autotroph belongs to the ___ kingdom.

The 8 classification levels are domain, kingdom, ___, ___, order, family, ___, and ___.

All organisms in the __ kingdom are heterotrophs that absorb nutrients from their surroundings.

A scientific name is made up of the ___ and the ___.

All plants are ___ ___.

The organism pictured has a complex nervous system and belongs to the ___ kingdom.

Which of the following are found in the Protist kingdom?

The ___ kingdom contains only multicellular heterotrophs.

Which of the following is made up of chemicals such as water, carbohydrates, and DNA?

The domain ___ is made up of all organisms who have cells that contain a nucleus.

The unicellular amoeba belongs to the ___ kingdom.

When listed from broadest to most specific, what is the sixth level of classification?

How many different kinds of organisms are found in the species Pan troglodytes?

The system used for giving scientific names to organisms is called

The science of taxonomy was founded by

Which of the following is NOT a KINGDOM?

The Plains Zebra, Equus quagga, can mate and produce fertile offspring with which species?

Grouping organisms based on similarities is called