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What kingdom?
Fungi
Plant
Protista
Animal
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Who was the first person to classify living things?
Socrates
Trump
Aristotle
Hippocrates
3
What kingdom?
Fungi
Eubacteria
Plant
Animal
4
In the scientific name,
Acer rubrum,
the first word tells you what about the organism?
What genus it is in
What kingdom it is in
What game can be played with it
What color it is
5
What do you call the evolutionary history history of an organism?
Phylum
Phylogeny
Physiology
Phytoplankton
6
Which kingdom?
Fungi
Plant
Animal
Protista
7
What kingdom?
Fungi
Animal
Protista
Plant
8
Which kingdom?
Eubacteria
Fungi
Plant
Animal
9
When did Carl Linnaeus live?
First century
Twenty-first century
Nineteenth century
Middle Ages
10
What is the word that means the evolutionary history of an organism?
Phylogeny
Pharmacy
Phylum
Phytoplankton
11
What did Carl Linnaeus use to classify plants?
Cellular structures
DNA
Medicinal uses
Flower structures
12
What is a dichotomous key?
A book about animals
List of two-answer questions used to identify new organisms
A list of living organism with colorful pictures
A book about plants
13
What is
NOT
a reason to use scientific names?
To show relationship between organisms
Avoid confusion
To sound really smart
Give descriptive information about an organism
14
Which classification system uses the fossil record to classify living things?
Linneaus
Aristotle
Middle Ages
Modern Classification
15
In the scientific name,
Acer rubrum
, the second word tells you what?
Where it lives
The color of the plant (descriptive)
What Phylum it is in
The genus
16
Which kingdom?
Protista
Plant
Eubacteria
Fungi
17
What kingdom?
Animal
Fungi
Protista
Plant
18
The organisms that live in the thermal vents at the bottom of the ocean are in what kingdom?
Protista
Archeabacteria
Eubacteria
Animal
