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Who created the binomial nomenclature classication system?
Aristotle
Mary Mallon
Linneaus
Lineaus
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Hosts are:
Organisms that spread diseases
Organisms that carry diseases
Organisms that give energy to viruses
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Arthropods make up the largest percentage of world organisms: True or False?
False
True
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Which two kingdoms contain only prokayotes?
Protists and Archaebacteria
Eubacteria and Archaebacteria
Eubacteria and Animals
Protists and Animals
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What are the 7 kingdoms?
There are only 5
There are only six
Kingdom, Phylum, Order, Class, Family, Genus, Species
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
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What is our acronym for the 7 levels of classification?
Kids Put Funky Gooey Cheese On Sandwiches
Kids Put Cheese On Funky Gooey Sandwiches
Kids Put Gooey Cheese On Funky Sandwiches
Kids Put Funky Cheese On Gooey Sandwiches
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A candy is hard, unpackaged, and pale yellow. Using the taxonomy key, find the candy.
Gobstoppers
Gummy Bears
Unpackaged Lemon Heads
Packaged Lemon Heads
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Who discovered the walk, swim, fly classification system?
Aristotle
Linneaus
Aristotlle
Arritstotle
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What are the six kingdoms of organisms?
Eubacteria, archaebacteria, plant, animal, fungi, protist
Eubacteria, archaebactera, fungi, animals, plants
Eurobacteria, archaebacteria, protist, animal, fungi, plant
Eubacteria, archabacteria, plant, animal, protist, fungi
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An organism's binomial nomenclature name is their _______ & ________. (In order)
Genuis & Species
Species & Genus
Genus & Specimen
Genus & Species
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A flagellum is a:
Whiplike structure that moves a virus
Whiplike structure that propels a cell forward
A part of a virus that helps it attach to its host
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Organisms are classified using __________.
The six kingdoms
The seven kingdoms
The seven levels of clasification
The seven levels of classification
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What is the definition of chordate?
A protist with a brain
A type of bacteria
An animal with a nerve connecting to its brain
An organism with a nerve cord connecting to its brain
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What does a eukaryote have?
Yotes
Nuclues
No nucleus
Nucleus
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Archaebacteria live in what environment?
Cold Environments
Hot Environments
Normal Environments
Extreme Environments
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An infectious disease CAN spread through organisms: True or False?
True
False
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What does the word 'species' mean in Latin?
Kind
Related
Same
Similar
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What is a vaccine?
Something that kills bacteria without harming human cells
Not listed
Something that creates chemicals in a body to not get sick
Something to rid of viruses by releasing body chemicals
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A thick wall that forms inside bacteria that can survive extreme environments.
Endospor
Enospore
Cell Wall
Endospore
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What two kingdoms contain ONLY heterotrophs?
Fungi and bacteria
Protists and bacteria
Animals and fungi
Protists and animals
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Binary Fission IS a form of sexual reproduction: True or False?
True
False
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This animal is the pig. How do you say it's scientific name, sus scrofa, correctly?
Sus scRofa
Sus scrofa
Piggie!!!
sus scrofa
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When a unicellular organism transfers some of its genetic material to another.
Conjugation
Blueberry Pie
Congugation
Conjuction
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A virus that infects bacteria.....
Bacteriophage
Bacterial Virus
Bacteriopahge
Bacteriphage
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Domesticus means.....?
A type of virus
Binomial and trinomial of animals' name
Binomial of an animals' name
Trinomial of an animals' name.
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Scientists use a _______ _______ to show how certain species are related.
Branching Tree
Branch Chart
Branch Tree
Branch Diagram
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Which kingdom does the grizzly bear belong to?
Bacteria
Protist
Animal
Animall
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Which kingdom are mushrooms in?
Protists
Plants
Fungi
Bacteria
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An animal with a back bone is a _________.
Vertabrae
Vertebrae
Invertebrae
Invertabrete
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What temperature do archaebacteria live in?
-110
1100
110
-200
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Mary Mallon was....
The first person to be a discovered carrier
A crazy fork-wielding maniac
A woman with Typhoid
The first woman scientist
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Viruses are _______________.
Nonliving things that harm hosts
Nonliving things that cure somone
Organisms that harm their hosts
Parasites that harm their hosts
