Classification
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| What is missing from this list of the 6 kingdoms? Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, Fungi, Animalia, Plantae | Protista
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| What is missing from the seven levels of classification? Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Family, Genus, Speices | Order
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| What do Protista, Plantae, Fungi and Animalia have in common | All are eukaryotes
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| What kingdom is prokaryotic and found in extreme temperatures | Archaebacteria
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| What kingdom has organisms that are eukaryotic, heterotrophic and have cell walls? | Fungi
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| What kingdom has organisms that are eukaryotic, heterotrophic and does not have cell walls | Animalia
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| What kingdom has organisms that are autotrophic and have cell walls made of cellulose | Plantae
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| What kingdom has organisms that are eukaryotic and mostly single celled, but some are multicellular? | Protista
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| What kingdom has organisms that absorb their food? | Fungi
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| What kingdom is e. coli an example of? | Eubacteria
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| What kingdom has organisms that are eukaryotic, multicelled and are producers | Plantae
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| What kingdom has organisms that are prokaryotic, single celled and live in normal conditions | Eubacteria
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| What are the two parts of a binomial name? | Genus and Species
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| What language are scientific names in | Greek and/or latin
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| What kingdoms are prokaryotic (2) | Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
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| What kindgoms are mostly or all multicellular (3) | Plantae, Fungi, Animalia
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| What kingdoms are eukaryotic and mostly/all (2) | Plantae and Protista
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| What kingdoms are mostly/all single celled (3) | Protista, Archaebacteria, Eubacteria
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| What class of animals have dry scales, lay eggs and are cold blooded? | Reptiles
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| What class of animals have feathers and lay eggs | Birds
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| What class of animals have live births and are warm blooded | Mammal
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| What class of animals have moist skin and lay eggs | Amphibians
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| What class of animals are all aquatic and breathe through gills | fish
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| What is vascular tissue? | Transport cells in plants
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| What kind of plant does NOT have vascular tissue? | moss (bryophytes)
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| What types of plants do NOT have seeds? (2) | moss and ferns
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| What is the reproductive structure in a conifer? | Cone
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| What is the reproductive structure in an angiosperm? | Flower
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| What is a fruit? | Ripened ovary
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| What is a plant embryo with food inside a protective coat called? | Seed
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| What type of plants have "naked" seeds? | Conifers / Gymnosperms
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| How can a botanist tell the difference between a fruit and a veggie? | Fruits have seeds
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| What are the three parts of a pistil? | Stigma, style, ovary
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| What are the two parts of a stamen? | Anther and filament
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| What is the male reproductive STRUCTURE in a flower called? | Stamen
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| What is the female reproductive STRUCTURE of a flower called? | Pistil
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| What is the male reproductive CELL of a flower called? | Pollen
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| What is the female reproductive CELL in a flower called? | Ovule
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| What is the term that describes when pollen from one flower is brought to the pistil of another flower | Cross Pollination
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| Why are flower petals often brightly colored and fragrant? | To attract pollinators
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| If two organisms are in the same phylum, they are also in the same what? | Kingdom
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| What process do plants do that give them the role producer? | Photosynthesis
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| What is the name for a flowering plant that completes its life cycle in TWO growing seasons | biennial
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| What plant part protects the petals and reproductive structures as the flower is developing? | Sepal
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