Movement - Having the ability to change position or location, Respiration - Chemical reaction taking place in living cells to release energy, Sensitivity - The ability to detect and respond to change in the environment, Growth - Increase in size, Excretion - Removal of metabolic waste, Nutrition - To provide the raw materials for energy, Prokaryote - Single-celled organisms lacking a cell nucleus, Protoctist - A diverse group of eukaryotic microorganisms, Fungus - Saprotrophic single cell or multicellular living organisms, Plant - A multicellular organism that obtains energy through the process of photosynthesis, Animal - A multicellular organism that obtains energy by consuming other organisms, Genus - A taxonomic rank in the classification of organisms, Species - A group of organisms that interbreed to produce fertile offspring, Reproduction - The ability to produce offspring, Vertebrates - An animal with a backbone, Invertebrates - An animal without a backbone, Arachnids - A class of joint-legged invertebrate animals, Amphibian - A vertebrate that lays eggs in water but can live on land, Fish - A vertebrate that lives in water and has gills to breathe, Reptile - A vertebrate that lays eggs, has lungs and scaly skin, Bird - A vertebrate with feathers, Mammal - A vertebrate that gives birth to live young and feeds them milk, Arthropod - A phylum of invertebrates with segmented bodies, Insect - An invertebrate consisting of a body divided into 3 segments and with wings and antenae, Crustacean - Invertebrates that live in water and have three pairs of mouthparts, Myriapod - Invertebrates with many legs, Virus - A non-living particle containing genetic material and a protein coat, Monocotyledon - A class of flowering plants (angiosperms) that typically have a single seed leaf, Dichotomous keys - Used to identify organisms by making a series of choices based on specific characteristics, Taxonomy - Classification of organisms into groups,

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