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Test is on Wednesday September 14
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What kind of cell has no nuclei?
autotroph
eukaryotic
hetertroph
prokaryotic
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multi-cellular eukaryote that obtains energy by absorbing the remains of other organisms.
Archaeabacteria
Fungi
Prostista
Eubacteria
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What do scientists use to refer to organisms because common names can create confusion?
Scientific Name
Latin Names
Greek Names
Nicknames
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic that all living things share?
Can reproduce
Cellular organization
Movement
grown and develop
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Simple, multicellular living thing, some are autotroph, decomposers some are heterotroph?
Fungi
Bacteria
Archaea
Protists
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Protists are classified into one of three groups
Animal-like; Plant-like; Fungus-like
Flagellates; Euglenoids; Ciliates
Animal-like; Eubacteria-like; Plant-like
Animal-like; Eubacteria-like; Fungus-like
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The three most broad levels of classification, from broad to specific, are
domain, kingdom, and phylum.
kingdom, domain, and family.
kingdom, domain, and order.
kingdom, family, and class.
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The scientific name for an organism comes from its
main characteristic.
kingdom and phylum.
genus and species.
order and class.
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What is the science of taxonomy?
describing, classifying, and naming living things
measuring living things
naming plants and animals
taking pictures of living things
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What must a plant be exposed to for photosynthesis to occur?
Sunlight
Food
Cold water
Dirt
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How many levels of classification do scientists use today?
four
two
six
eight
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In what language are scientific names written and which is an example of a scientific name?
Latin; Tursiops Truncatus
Greek; Tursiops truncatus
Greek; Tursiops
Latin; Tursiops truncatus
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4.What are the SIX Kingdoms of Classification?
Eubacteria, Protista, Animalia, Plantae Archaebacteria Fungi
Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, Paramecium, Fungi Plantae Insect
Bacteria, Monera, Eubacteria, Arachaebacteria, Protista
Euglena, Amoeba, Paramecium, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
