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Duplicate of BJU Biology CH.11 Domains & Kingdoms (expanded)
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Kingdom that has autotrophic multicellular organisms, cell walls with cellulose; flowers
archaeabacteria
fungi
plants
animals
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What is the broadest classification?
Phylum
Domain
Order
Kingdom
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Why does a naturalistic worldview lead to despair?
Goes against God
It does not lead to despair, it gives people hope.
All of the Above
Labels humans as nothing more than random chemical reactions
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Science of naming and classifying organisms.
taxonomy
cladogam
cladistics
phylogeny
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Evolutionary biology states that humans and monkeys are related because they share a(n)...
Common Ancestor
Gene Pool
Ability to use opposable thumbs
Common Ant-Eater
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worldview that supports naturalistic science
uniform
atheistic
Christian
scientific
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What are the 3 main domains
Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya
Animalia, Plantae, and Fungi
Protista, Eubacteria, Archaebacteria
arhea, bacteria, eukarya
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The most commonly used language used for naming of species is
Chinese
Anglo Saxon
Portugese
Latin
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What is meant by the term 'species'?
A type of animal
A type of plant
Organisms that can interbreed with fertile offspring
A group of organisms that cannot interbreed
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Name the study of evolutionary divergence.
Phylogenetics
Phylogenetis
Psylogenetics
Phylogetics
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How many kingdoms do scientists recognize as of today?
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1
9
6 or 7
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When writing a scientific name, the species should
be written in all CAPITAL letter
end with a capital letter
begin with a lowercase letter
Begin with a capital letter
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What is the largest category of classification for living organisms?
species
kingdom
domain
family
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How many domains do scientists recognize as of today?
1
4
3
2
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Kingdom of heterotrophic, unicellular organisms with cell walls of chitin; mushrooms
fungi
plants
protists
eubacteria
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plant-like or fungi-like; mostly autotrophic, cell walls with cellulose; algae
protozoa
chromista
fungi
bacteria
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How do you start a dichotomous key
Seperate them into two groups
Put them all in different groups
Select your favorite animal
Think about the meaning of life
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Dichotomous Key is
Identity of characteristics
Interactions between elementary
Every object will remain at rest or in uniform motion
The identity of items
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Q: Why would two different species have a similar trait (convergence)?
Evolutionary Theory
A common ancestor
It was designed that way
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A worldview based on the teachings of the Bible is a:
Presumption
Bias
Biblical worldview
Naturalistic worldview
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Kingdom that has unicellular/colonial organisms, hetero/autotrophs, live in harsh environments
fungi
archaea
animalia
plantae
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A naturalistic view of history directly violates
The natural laws
Creation Mandate
The moral laws
Creational norms
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Which statement is true regarding domains?
Domains do not influence school readiness.
Domains change independently.
What happens in one domain effects the others.
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What is a dichotomous key?
A series of choices that lead the user to the correct name of something.
A book that lists a the correct names of things with a description of it.
A special key tht opens a dichotomous lock.
A key on a map that tells you where animals live in the area.
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The science of classifying organisms is called
Binomial nomenclature
Biology
Taxonomy
Taxodermy
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Heterotrophic, multicellular, lacks cell walls, has true tissues and organs
fungi
animal
eubacteria
plant
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One limitation of Linnaean classification is that
organizes organisms into groups
scientists can discuss organisms
it is based upon only physical characteristics
does not use organisms' common names
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Dichotomous key are not foolproof because..
specimen can be atypical
all of the above
not having an understanding of the description
observation doesn't always give an answer
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What is the term for looking at life on the basis of created kinds?
Taxonomy
Baraminology
Evolutionary classification
Biology
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Hey you! Which of these domains am I in?
Eukarya
Chordata
Bacteria
Archera
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This living organism belongs to which kingdom?
archaea
bacteria
plantae
animalia
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unicellular or colonial, hetero/autotrophic, have a pellicle; amoeba
fungi
plant
eubacteria
protozoa
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Using the dichotomous key, how would you classify an organism that has large wings?
beetle
butterfly
grasshopper
mosquito
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Naming an animal by its genus and species is called
Latin Naming
Binomial Nomenclature
Specific Naming
Double Naming
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Cells with NO nucleus are called...
autotrophs
eukaryotic
heterotrophs
prokaryotic
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What is Classification?
Sorting of all organisms into groups.
Sorting of similar clothes.
Naming based on characteristics.
The study of all living organisms.
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What is Phylogeny?
the process of eating food
branching tree diagrams
species that are in different kingdoms
the evolutionary history for a group of species
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Using the dichotomous key, identify the name of the organism labeled C.
Heliastra heliopora
Gorgonia
Astraea pallida
Pennatula
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How many kindoms have eukaryotic cells?
5
4
2
6
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List the 3 basic concepts that encapsulates a Christian/Biblical worldview.
Creation
Fall
Redemption
all of the above
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Taxon is....
A catergory where organisms are placed
A domain
Phylem
Species
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Both uni/multicellular; hetero/autotrophic, many are decomposers or cause disease
bacteria
fungi
plants
animals
