eukaryotic, a cell with a true nucleus, prokaryotic, a cell without a nucleus, unicellular, one cell, multicellular, many cells, autotroph (producer), an organism that can make its own food, heterotroph (consumer), an organism that gets its energy from other organisms, taxonomy, the science of classifying organisms, classification, grouping organisms based on similarities, domain, the largest category of classifying organisms; there are three (3), species, the smallest, most specific category; can reproduce together, binomial nomenclature, a two-word naming system, scientific name, written in Latin, includes an organism's genus and species, dichotomous key, a tool used to identify organisms, animalia, kingdom that includes multicellular, eukaryotic, heterotrophs, plantae, kingdom that includes multicellular, eukaryotic, autotrophs, eubacteria, kingdom that includes unicellular, prokaryotic organisms found everywhere, archaebacteria, kingdom that include unicellular, prokaryotic organisms that live in extreme environments, fungi, kingdom that includes mushrooms and mold, protista, kingdom that includes mostly unicellular organisms with a nucleus, flow chart, a tool used to separate organisms into groups.

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