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Diversity of Life
Review for Unit Test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| All living things reproduce, which means that all living things contain | DNA |
| John looks through the microscope at a tiny organism that has a cell wall but no nucleus. He decides that the organism is a kind of | bacteria |
| Which body system provides support and allows movement? | skeletal |
| What are the three groups of protists? | plant-like, animal like, fungus-like |
| The genetic material of two parents comes together during | sexual reproduction |
| Mosses live mostly in moist environments because fertilization occurs only if moss sperm are in | water |
| A protective coat that contains an immature plant and nutrients is called | a seed |
| Paramecium are classified into which kingdom? | protist |
| Most organisms in this kingdom are unicellular and have a nucleus | protist |
| All vertebrates have | endoskeletons |
| Why is a frog called an ectotherm? | because its body temperature changes with the environment |
| A tree is an autotroph. What does it convert into chemical energy during photosynthesis? | sunlight |
| Scientists do not consider viruses to be living organisms, because viruses | need host cells to reproduce |
| The body symmetry of many less developed animals involves body parts that extend out from a central point this type of symmetry is known as | radial |
| In which language are most scientific names? | latin |
| . The scientific name consists of the ____________ and __________ names | genus and species |
| The grouping of living things according to similar characteristics is known as | classification |
| Which body system is responsible for breaking down food into useable form? | digestive |
| Which body system is responsible for transport within the body? | circulatory |
| Which body system is responsible for sensing & interpreting information about the environment? | nervous |
| Which body system is responsible for bringing oxygen into the body & releasing carbon dioxide? | respiration |
| category name for flowering plants | Angiosperms |
| word for plants that have tubes to transport substances | Vascular |
| category of plant that produces seeds in cones (mostly needle like leaves) | Gymnosperms |
| word for plants like moss that do not have tubes to transport substances | Nonvacular |
| These animals get oxygen through gills | fish |
| These animals have bodies covered with hair | mammals |
| Many ________ live on land as adults but must be near water to reproduce | amphibians |
| These animals are ectothermic and lay leathery eggs | reptiles |
| These animals have very light bones so they can fly | birds |
| These animals have dry, scaly skin | reptiles |
| True or False :Unicellular organisms carry out all life functions within one cell. | True |
| True or False :Plants are the only living things with cell walls | False |
| There have been 6 kingdoms of living things for over 500 years. | False |
| Most plants are heterotrophs | false |
| Which part of Angiosperms serves as the reproductive structure? | flower |
| Which part of a plant absorbs water and nutrients from the soil? | roots |
| What process do producers use to convert energy from sunlight to chemical energy? | photosynthesis |
| trees belong into which kingdom? | Plants |
| snails, slugs, oysters, octopus and squid all belong to which animal phylum? | mollusca |
| Snakes, frogs, bears, sharks and Robins all belong to which animal phylum? | Chordates (animals with a backbone) |
| Sponges belong to which animal phylum? | Porifera |
| Starfish, sand dollars, sea cucumbers and sea urchins all belong to which phylum? | Echinoderms |
| Insects, spiders and crustaceans such as crabs and lobsters all belong to which animal phylum? | Arthropoda |
| Sea anenomes, jellyfish, coral and hydras all belong to which animal phylum? | Cniderian |
| What is the relationship between photosynthesis and cellular respiration? | They are opposites of eachother. Plants (autotrophs) use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to produce oxygen and glucose. Animals use the glucose and oxygen produced to create energy, water and carbon dioxide. |