Taxonomy Pre-Test

LT 2 Human beings share char. with all other organisms. Humans, and all other living things 

LT 6 Which is an advantage of asexual reproduction?

LT 16 Stomach, small, & large intestine are organs. They process food & form a unit known as

LT 8 Which is an example of a Eubacteria?

LT 14 Using the dichotomous key, what shark is shown?

LT18:Which obj. has largest field of view&therefore should be used first when viewing specimen?

LT 4 Which term accurately describes this image

LT 5 Which correctly defines the difference between autotroph and heterotroph?

LT 7 The broadest taxonomic group for classifying living organisms is the ________

LT 12 The organisms pictured should be classified into which kingdom?

LT 12 Org. eukaryotic, has cell wall, is unicellular & can be an auto. or a hetero. Kingdom?

LT 15 Which taxomomic group would contain species that have the LEAST similar DNA sequences?

LT 9 Which habitat would an archaebacteria most likely be discovered?

LT 2 Which is considered NOT living?

LT 11 How do all organisms in Kingdom Plantae obtain energy for survival?

LT 17: Which organizational level of the biosphere is the smallest?

LT 4 The need of a microscope to see an organism is a good indicator that the organismis

LT 1 Biology has a lot of big, weird words because

LT 4 Organisms that have “tissue”must be

LT 18: Under which objective should you NOT use the coarse adjustment knob?

LT 13 Which characteristic is always true for each and every member of the Animal Kingdom?

LT 16 Which taxonomic level has species that are the MOST similar?

LT 6 Which is an advantage of sexual reproduction?

LT 1 Bio is a prefix that means ______ Ology is a suffix that means______?

LT 7 The picture shows a unicellular organism. Which Domain would this organism be classified?

LT 9 Org. is prokaryotic, has cell wall, is unicellular & lives in harsh environment. Kingdom?

LT 10 Which of the following is truea bout all members of the kingdom fungi? All fungi _______

LT 11 Which organ is present in all plants?

LT 3 Eukaryotic cells _________

LT 14 A dichotomous key is used to:

LT 10 Fungi are beneficial to humans by causing

LT 10 Which set of organisms are classified as Fungi?

LT 9 Which characteristic do the organisms in K. Eubacteria and K. Archaebacteria share?

LT 15 Which pair of organisms would be most genetically similar?

LT 15 Which molecule would be most helpful in classifying a species?

LT 1 All living things share some characteristics. For example, all organisms ________.

LT 8 Org. is prokaryotic, has cell wall, is unicellular & lives in mild environments. Kingdom?

LT 7 What is missing from the graphic?

LT 14 Which of the paired statements could be used to distinguish the insects using a key?

LT 2 For a species to be considered living it must perform which life function?

Which characteristic differentiates K. Animalia from K. Plantae?

LT 5 What options correctly fill in the rest of the chart?

LT 8 Which is a benefit of organisms in eubacteria?

LT 3 Which type of cells lack a nuclear membrane?  

LT 16 Which lists the levels of organization in order from largest to smallest?

LT 17: Which term in the list below shows the largest level of organization in a biosphere?

LT 13 Org. eukaryotic, lacks a cell wall, is multicellular & a heterotroph. Kingdom?

LT 11 Organism is eukaryotic, has cell wall, multicellular & autotroph. Kingdom?

LT 6 Which type of reproduction produces offspring that are identical to its one parent?

LT 18: If a specimen swims right, which direction does the slide need to be moved?

LT 12 Which characteristic differentiates organisms in K. Protista from those in K.Eubacteria

LT 5 Which describes a similarity between autotroph and heterotroph?  

LT 3 In order to classify a cell as prokaryotic or eukaryotic it must be determined if the cell

LT 17:Which correctly lists the levels of organization of a biosphere from smallest to largest?