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| Living things come from_______ |
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| List the eight levels of classification in order. |
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1. domain
2. kingdom
3. phylum
4. class
5. order
6. family
7. genus
8. species |
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| the scientific study of how living things are classified. |
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| An organism's scientific name consists of what two names? |
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| its genus name and its species name. |
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| To survive living things need what three things? |
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1. food
2. shelter
3. water |
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| Why do scientists organize living things into groups? |
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| So that the organisms are easier to study. |
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| What is binomial nomenclature? |
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| A naming system in which each organism is given a two-part name. |
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| The more classification levels that two organisms share ______________________________. |
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| The more characteristics they have in common. |
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| The inner core of a virus is composed of? |
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| A virus that infects bacteria is called? |
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| What is the primary method of reproduction in bacteria? |
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| What is a whiplike structure that propels bacteria called? |
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True or false
Most viruses are not harmful and do not cause diseases. |
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False
Most BACTERIA are not harmful and do not cause diseases. |
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Identify this bacteria as either coccus, bacillus, or spirilla
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| An organism within which a virus "lives" is called what? |
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Label the following bacteria picture as either coccus, bacillus, or spirilla.
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| List the three shapes of bacteria. |
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| spheres, rods and spirals |
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| The process used to destroy bacteria in milk before it is marketed is called what? |
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| Are bacteria eukaryotes or prokaryotes? |
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True or false
Scientists can see viruses with a compound light microscope. |
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False
They need an electron microscope. |
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Label the following bacteria picture as either: coccus, bacillus or spirilla.
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True or False
Viruses are non-living and can't reproduce on their own. |
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Where do most protozoan live?
on dead organisms, in desserts, in water or under rocks |
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| How do amoebas reproduce? |
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| What does the micronucleus of a paramecium control? |
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| What is reproduction that involves sharing hereditary material called? |
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| What are most funji made up of? |
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| Who invented the two-part naming system? |
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| What does the contractile vacuole do? |
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| How does the Euglena move? |
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| Who did the experiment with the meat in jars? |
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| Protists that are plant like are called what? |
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| Who did the experiment with broth in flasks? |
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| Which protozoan moves by its cilia? |
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| How do fungus like protozoans and fungi reproduce? |
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