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Self Quiz p.32 #1-10 - Write Date and Title - You do not need to write out the questions here. Life Science: First Five

- Chapter Review p.31 #1-9 - Skip #6 - Write Questions, Answers Life Science: HOMEWORK

Chapter 2: Classification Notes Chapter 2: Classification

I. Why Classify? Classify: to _____ things in ______.

I. Why Classify? Classify: to arrange things in groups.

I. Why Classify? 1. Generalization Ex: Beads 2. Easier to find Ex: Homework Folder

II. Modern Classification Carolus Linnaeus (1700s) KP-CO-FG-S

II. Modern Classification K – Kingdom (1st) P – Phylum C – Class O – Order F – Family G – Genus S – Species (7th)

II. Modern Classification

III. Scientific Names Two-word name Genus-species Ex: First and Last Name

Genus-species III. Scientific Names First Name – Capital Second Name – NO capital ALL italicized

III. Scientific Names Dog: Canis familiaris

III. Scientific Names Gray Wolf: Canis lupus See pg. 30

RIGHT or WRONG? Canis Lupus canis lupus Canis lupus

QUIZ Study Guide 1. Define “classify” 2. Two benefits of classifying (p22) 3. 7 levels of Modern Class. (in order) 4. How to identify a genus-species name

Chapter 2: Classification Quiz Chapter 2: Classification

QUIZ 1. What does it mean to classify organisms?

QUIZ 2. What are two benefits of classifying living things? (as stated in textbook and discussed in class)

QUIZ 3. Write out the 7 levels of the Modern Classification System by Carolus Linnaeus IN ORDER from largest to smallest.

QUIZ 4. Which would you expect to contain more organisms, a family or class?

QUIZ 5. What are the smaller subdivisions that make up a family?

QUIZ 6. What TWO subdivisions of the classification system are used in a scientific name?

QUIZ In a scientific name: The whole name is italicized The second name is not capitalized The first name is capitalized All of the above

Equus burchelli QUIZ 8. TRUE or FALSE The following is an example of how a scientific name is written: Equus burchelli

QUIZ 9. Classify the following: ocean, Rocky Mountains, river, clouds, grass Start with Land and Not-land

Chapter 2: Classification Quiz: ANSWERS Chapter 2: Classification

QUIZ 1. What does it mean to classify organisms?

QUIZ: ANSWER 1. To arrange in groups

QUIZ 2. What are two benefits of classifying living things? (as stated in textbook and discussed in class)

QUIZ: ANSWER 2. Generalization, Organization

QUIZ 3. Write out the 7 levels of the Modern Classification System by Carolus Linnaeus IN ORDER from largest to smallest.

QUIZ: ANSWER Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species

QUIZ 4. Which would you expect to contain more organisms, a family or class?

QUIZ: ANSWER 4. Class

QUIZ 5. What are the smaller subdivisions that make up a order?

QUIZ: ANSWER 5. Family, Genus, and Species

QUIZ 6. What TWO subdivisions of the classification system are used in a scientific name?

QUIZ: ANSWER 6. Genus and Species

QUIZ In a scientific name: The whole name is italicized The second name is not capitalized The first name is capitalized All of the above

QUIZ: ANSWER In a scientific name: The whole name is italicized The second name is not capitalized The first name is capitalized All of the above

Equus burchelli QUIZ 8. TRUE or FALSE The following is an example of how a scientific name is written: Equus burchelli

Equus burchelli QUIZ: ANSWER 8. TRUE or FALSE The following is an example of how a scientific name is written: Equus burchelli

QUIZ: ANSWER 8. Needed italics: Equus burchelli

QUIZ 9. Classify the following: ocean, Rocky Mountains, river, clouds, grass Start with Land and Not-land

THINK TOGETHER Which subdivision would you expect to contain more organisms, a phylum or a genus?

THINK TOGETHER Why are common names (instead of scientific names) not very useful?

THINK TOGETHER A phylum is divided into groups called ___________?

THINK TOGETHER Besides the species, what other level of classification is found in every scientific name?

THINK TOGETHER Can a scientific name be changed?

THINK TOGETHER Organisms within the same biblical kind have one common trait:__________

THINK TOGETHER Can organisms be a different species but still be members of the same biblical kind?

THINK TOGETHER How do evolutionists try to use the classification system to reinforce their worldview?

How you do anything is how you do everything. HOMEWORK PREP

Life Science: Discipline Plan If a class rule is broken: 1st Time – Warning 2nd – Stay After Class, Lose Participation Pt 3rd – Stay After; 5 Sentence HW 4th – Stand Outside; Stay After; Discipline Notice Sent Home Life Science: Discipline Plan