1) Self a) Micro b) Multi c) Hetero d) Tax e) Auto f) Troph 2) Different/Other a) Micro b) Multi c) Hetero d) Tax e) Auto f) Troph 3) Small a) Micro b) Multi c) Hetero d) Tax e) Auto f) Troph 4) Order/Classify a) Micro b) Multi c) Hetero d) Tax e) Auto f) Troph 5) Food/Nutrients a) Micro b) Multi c) Hetero d) Tax e) Auto f) Troph 6) Many/More than 1 a) Micro b) Multi c) Hetero d) Tax e) Auto f) Troph 7) Name a) Bi b) Uni c) Kary d) Pro e) Eu f) Nom 8) Two a) Bi b) Uni c) Kary d) Pro e) Eu f) Nom 9) Before a) Bi b) Uni c) Kary d) Pro e) Eu f) Nom 10) One a) Bi b) Uni c) Kary d) Pro e) Eu f) Nom 11) Nucleus a) Bi b) Uni c) Kary d) Pro e) Eu f) Nom 12) True a) Bi b) Uni c) Kary d) Pro e) Eu f) Nom 13) The grouping of organisms based on how closely related they are. a) Classification b) Taxonomy c) Eukaryote d) Prokaryote e) Autotroph f) Heterotroph 14) An organism that must eat other things for food. a) Classification b) Taxonomy c) Eukaryote d) Prokaryote e) Autotroph f) Heterotroph 15) The hierarchical classification system used to sort, identify, and name organisms a) Classification b) Taxonomy c) Eukaryote d) Prokaryote e) Autotroph f) Heterotroph 16) An organism whose cells have a nucleus in them. a) Multicellular b) Unicellular c) Eukaryote d) Prokaryote e) Autotroph f) Heterotroph 17) An organism that can make its own food. a) Multicellular b) Unicellular c) Eukaryote d) Prokaryote e) Autotroph f) Heterotroph 18) Made up of many cells a) Multicellular b) Unicellular c) Eukaryote d) Prokaryote e) Autotroph f) Heterotroph 19) An organism whose cells are missing a nucleus. a) Multicellular b) Unicellular c) Eukaryote d) Prokaryote e) Autotroph f) Heterotroph 20) A scientific name is made up of which two levels? a) Domain and Kingdom b) Domain and Species c) Genus and Phylum d) Genus and Species e) Class and Phylum f) Class and Genus 21) Who came up with the binomial nomenclature naming system? a) Carolus Linnaeus b) Charles Darwin c) Aristotle d) Robert Hooke 22) Which of the following is NOT a domain? a) Bacteria b) Archaea c) Protista d) Eukarya 23) Which kingdom is known as the junk drawer or odds and ends kingdom? a) Archaebacteria b) Eubacteria c) Protista d) Fungi e) Animalia f) Plantae 24) Which kingdom has prokaryotes that live in extreme places? a) Archaebacteria b) Eubacteria c) Protista d) Fungi e) Animalia f) Plantae 25) Which kingdom has prokaryotes that can be found everywhere? a) Archaebacteria b) Eubacteria c) Protista d) Fungi e) Animalia f) Plantae 26) Which kingdom has eukaryotes that are only multicellular and autotrophs? a) Archaebacteria b) Eubacteria c) Protista d) Fungi e) Animalia f) Plantae 27) Which kingdom has eukaryotes that are only multicellular and heterotrophs? a) Archaebacteria b) Eubacteria c) Protista d) Fungi e) Animalia f) Plantae 28) Which kingdom has eukaryotes that are unicellular or multicellular heterotrophs? a) Archaebacteria b) Eubacteria c) Protista d) Fungi e) Animalia f) Plantae 29) Cold blooded (gets heat from outside, cannot make their own body heat). a) Ectothermic b) Exoskeleton c) Endothermic d) Endoskeleton 30) Warm blooded (Makes their own body heat). a) Ectothermic b) Exoskeleton c) Endothermic d) Endoskeleton 31) Inside skeleton and backbone a) Ectothermic b) Exoskeleton c) Endothermic d) Endoskeleton 32) Outer skeleton-like structure a) Ectothermic b) Exoskeleton c) Endothermic d) Endoskeleton 33) The invertebrate phylum that filters out food from water flowing through it. Cannot move. a) Sponges b) Cnidarians c) Annelids d) Mollusks e) Arthropods f) Echinoderms 34) The invertebrate phylum that is typically a parasite with a long, round body.  a) Sponges b) Cnidarians c) Annelids d) Mollusks e) Arthropods f) Echinoderms 35) The invertebrate phylum that is known for its spiny skin. a) Sponges b) Cnidarians c) Annelids d) Mollusks e) Arthropods f) Echinoderms 36) The invertebrate phylum that has stinging cells and tentacles.  a) Sponges b) Cnidarians c) Annelids d) Mollusks e) Arthropods f) Echinoderms 37) The invertebrate phylum that has jointed appendages.  a) Sponges b) Cnidarians c) Annelids d) Mollusks e) Arthropods f) Echinoderms 38) The invertebrate phylum that has a soft body typically with a shell. a) Sponges b) Cnidarians c) Annelids d) Mollusks e) Arthropods f) Echinoderms 39) The vertebrate class that is known for hair, fur, and making milk for their babies. a) Fish b) Amphibians c) Reptiles d) Birds e) Mammals 40) The vertebrate class that is known for laying jelly-like eggs in water and spending part of life in water and part of life on land..  a) Fish b) Amphibians c) Reptiles d) Birds e) Mammals 41) The vertebrate class that is known for gills, scales, and fins. a) Fish b) Amphibians c) Reptiles d) Birds e) Mammals 42) The vertebrate class that is known for hollow bones, a 4-chambered heart, and feathers. a) Fish b) Amphibians c) Reptiles d) Birds e) Mammals 43) The vertebrate class that is known for dry, scaly skin and being ectothermic. a) Fish b) Amphibians c) Reptiles d) Birds e) Mammals 44) The plants that produce seeds protected by a fruit or flower. a) Nonvascular b) Gymnosperms c) Angiosperms d) Non-seeded, vascular plants 45) The plants that produce seeds that are bare, typically seen with cones. a) Nonvascular b) Gymnosperms c) Angiosperms d) Non-seeded, vascular plants 46) Which scientific name is formatted correctly? a) Homo Sapiens b) homo sapiens c) homo Sapiens d) Homo sapiens 47) Which classification taxa is the most specific? a) Domain b) Class c) Species d) Genus e) Phylum f) Kingdom 48) Which classification taxa is the least specific? a) Domain b) Class c) Species d) Genus e) Phylum f) Kingdom

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