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How does WARM-BLOODED organism control its temperature?

It controls its temperature independent of the environment

It uses its environment to control its temperature

It doesn't care about temperature

How does COLD-BLOODED organism control its temperature?

It uses its environment to control its temperature

It controls its temperature independent of the environment

It doesn't care about temperature

What's the difference between EXOSKELETON and ENDOSKELETON?

Exoskeleton is on the outside and Endoskeleton is inside

Exoskeleton is on the inside and Endoskeleton is outside

They are the same

What's the difference between VERTEBRATES and INVERTEBRATES?

Vertebrates have a backbone and invertebrates don't

Vertebrates don't have a backbone and invertebrates have

Vertebrates have a eyes and invertebrates don't

What kind of plant is Gymnosperm?

a plant without flowers with seeds not covered by fruit

a plant without flowers and without seeds

a plant with flowers and seeds inside the fruit

What kind of plant is Angiosperm?

a plant that produces flowers with seeds inside the fruit

a plant that produces flowers without any seeds

a plant without flowers with seeds not covered by fruit

What is photosynthesis?

a process in which plants use the sun to make their own food

a process in which people make black and white photos

a process in which plants use CO2 to produce oxygen

What is a spore?

a seed produced by organisms in the fungi kingdom

a flower in the plantae kingdom

a type of animal in animal kingdom

What's a cell?

a smallest unit of all living things

a biggest unit of all living things

a brick

Which kindom do organisms go to if they don't fit any other kingdom?

Protista

Archaebacteria

Eubacteria

When we put living things into groups because of their similarities we call this ...

Classification

Correlation

Classifity

The study of how living things are classified

Taxonomy

Taximany

Taxomoney

A system of giving every living thing a name with two parts (genus and species) e.g.: Panthera Tigris (tiger)

bionomial nomenclature

biological list

A cell that does not have a nucleus or other membrane-bound organelles

prokaryotic cell

eukaryotic cell

megalotic cell

Cells that have a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles

Eukaryotic cells

Prokaryotic cells

Automatic cells

An organism with one cell.

Unicellular

Multicellular

Megacellular

Multicellular means ...

made of many cells

made of exactly 2 cells

has no cells

REPRODUCTION with only one parent and the new organism is identical to the parent.

asexual reproduction

sexual reproduction

mono reproduction

REPRODUCTION with two parents that produce a new organism, which is different from both parents

sexual reproduction

asexual reproduction

multi reproduction

An organism that makes its own food (plants)

autotroph (producer

phylum (classification level)

heterotroph (consumer

organism that gets energy by eating other living things (also called a CONSUMER)

heterotroph (consumer)

autotroph (producer)

Phylum (classification level)

This type of bacteria has existed on Earth at least 3 billion years and is called an “ancient” type of life.

Archaebacteria

Ebola

Salmonella

9. Organisms found in this kingdom are known as decomposers; they are different from plants because they do not perform photosynthesis.

Fungi

2. All organisms have two scientific names. How do they get their names? (Panthera Tigris)

genus and species

Which level of classification has the greatest number of organisms?

kingdom