Biology EOC Review - Organisms

The first part of a scientific name, or the ________, must be capitalized.

When writing a scientific name, it must be __________ or ___________.

This kingdom includes common bacteria.

Fungi take in nutrients from decaying matter, so they are ___________.

This kingdom contains ancient unicellular organisms, often found in extreme environments.

After phylum, what is the next level of taxonomic classification?

Cells that have a nucleus.

The largest level of taxonomic classification.

Viruses are considered nonliving because they cannot ___________ on their own.

After domain, what is the next level of taxonomic classification?

All living things are made up of ___________.

After class, what is the next level of taxonomic classification?

All living things _________ to their environment.

All living things maintain __________.

These paramecia are from what kingdom?

This kingdom includes invertebrates and vertebrates.

What are the smallest two levels of taxonomic classification?

Cells that lack a nucleus.

All living things have the ability to ___________.

The scientific naming process.

All living things require the use of __________.

This type of organism does not have a nucleus.

This kingdom consists of multicellular photosynthesizers.

The second part, or the ________, of a scientific name is lowercase.

This kingdom contains organisms that get their food by absorbing dissolved molecules.

After order, what is the next level of taxonomic classification?

All living things _______ and develop.

After kingdom, what is the next level of taxonomic classification?