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Classifying Living T
Classifying Living Things
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| How do you classify? | By dividing into groups that are alike in some way. |
| How do you divide sections? | By finding alike characteristics. |
| Why do you divide into sections? | So you can keep organized and observe. |
| Do you need to classify? | Only if you need to observe by characteristics. |
| How is classifying helpful? | It helps you learn and observes. |
| What do you classify? | Anything. |
| What is another word for classification? | Sorting. |
| How would you classify wooden objects, fabric, and flowers. | By sorting wooden and non - wooden. |
| How do you pick what you classify by? | By similar characteristics. |
| What are the rules to classification? | Sort by similarities |
| What are living things? | Something that grows and develops. |
| What is bio-genesis? | "The synthesis of substances by living organisms." |
| What is homogenized? | "Subject (milk) to a process in which the fat droplets are emulsified and the cream does not separate." |
| What is pasteurization? | "The process of heat processing a liquid or a food to kill pathogenic bacteria to make the food safe to eat. " |
| Who is Louis Pasteur? | Showed living things do not come from non-living matter. |
| Who is Francesco Redi? | "He was the first person to prove that spontaneous generation did not cause the growth of maggots in decaying meat, but they appeared from eggs deposited by flies." |
| What are Lipids? | "A fatty substance." |
| What are carbohydrates? | "A large group of organic compounds occurring in foods and living tissues and including sugars, starch, and cellulose." |
| What are Nucleic Acids? | "Complex organic substance present in living cells." |
| What is a spontaneous generation? | "The supposed production of living organisms from nonliving matter." |
| What does unicellular mean? | Single celled. |
| What does multi-cellular mean? | Many cells. |
| What is a stimulus? | A change in surroundings causing an organism to react. |
| What is ingestion? | Eating. |
| What are archaebacteria? | Micro organisms that are similar to bacteria. |
| What are some examples of the animal kingdom? | Birds, bears, and humans. |
| What are some examples of the fungi? | Mushrooms |
| What are protist? | A type of bacteria. |
| What does a sexual mean? | From one parent. |
| When classifying are all your groups supposed to be separated? | Yes. |
| What do you classify by? | Shape, height, size, color,texture,etc. |
| How do you break down classification in separate groups? | By separating different looks. |
| What are Euchaebacteria? | Bacteria that live in extreme conditions. |
| What does from one parent mean? | a sexual. |
| What is sexual? | From two parents. |
| Name a few types of bacteria. | Protist, euchaebacteria, archaebacteria. |
| What is a scientific word for eating? | Indigestion. |
| Mushrooms are an example of...? | Fungi. |
| What is the scientific word for many cells? | Multi cellular. |
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rudolph.beukes
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