Science · Life Science · U7-L2
Sort new organisms into kingdoms with the four questions, and put the seven levels in order.
Type the word that fits each clue.
A bacterium's cell has no organized nucleus. What is a cell like that called?Answer
A cell has a true nucleus and parts wrapped in a membrane. What is it called?Answer
What is the level just below kingdom called?Answer
What does the book call an organism's evolutionary history?Answer
Short answers. Think about why.
Two species look exactly alike. What can separate them?Answer
An organism gets its food from dead things, can't make its own and doesn't move. Which kingdom fits?Answer
Many books today count six kingdoms by splitting one group in two. Which group?Answer
Which level comes right after phylum?Answer
Which holds fewer organisms, an order or a family?Answer
Three new organisms, and a few levels.
Organism X has many cells and a nucleus. It makes its own food and doesn't move. Which kingdom?Answer
Organism Y is one cell with no organized nucleus. Which kingdom?Answer
Organism W has many cells and a nucleus. It moves and eats other animals. Which kingdom?Answer
Two animals share a genus. Two others share only an order. By the book's reading, which pair is the closer relatives?Answer
Put the last two levels in order, from the bigger group to the smaller. Type both.Answer
Answer each one in one sentence. You mark these yourself against the key.
How is a music store like the seven levels?Answer
Name a living thing you know. Give its kingdom and one trait that put it there.Answer
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Part A — the answers.
Part B — the answers.
Part C — the answers.
Part D — what a good answer includes.
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