1. Jeopardy
Hosted by
Mrs. Paolini

2. Levels of Organization
People and Ideas
Levels of Organization
Hodge Podge
5 Kingdoms
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3. The science of grouping things
What is taxonomy?
The science of grouping things
according to similar
characteristics
Row 1, Col 1

4. In the 4th Century, he split living things into 2 groups,
Who is Aristotle?
In the 4th Century, he split
living things into 2 groups,
plants and animals
1,2

5. The most general classification
What is kingdom?
The most general classification
level
1,3

6. Examples of this kingdom include the paramecium,
What is the Protist Kingdom?
Examples of this kingdom
include the paramecium,
euglena, and amoeba
1,4

7. What is binomial nomenclature?
The strategy of giving
living things 2 names
2,1

8. scientist who classified organisms into 2 groups
Who is Carolus Linnaeus?
The 18th Century Swedish
scientist who classified
organisms into 2 groups
based on similar characteristics
2,2

9. The most specific classification
What is species?
The most specific classification
level
2,3

10. Examples of this kingdom, including trees and ferns, are
What is the Plant Kingdom?
Examples of this kingdom,
including trees and ferns, are
autotrophs
2,4

11. Members of this kingdom are unicellular; they lack
What is a Moneran?
Members of this kingdom are
unicellular; they lack
a nucleus
3,1

12. What was a problem with early classification schemes?
Birds and bats were in
the same group
3,2

13. In the classification below, it’s the underlined level
What is class?
In the classification below, it’s
the underlined level
Animalia, Chordata, Mammalia,
Carnivora, Felidae, Panthera, leo
3,3

14. These are two examples of the
What are viruses and bacteria?
These are two examples of the
Moneran Kingdom
3,4

15. Members of this kingdom are both animal-like and plant-like
What are Protists?
Members of this kingdom are
both animal-like and plant-like
4,1

16. The way organisms were split into groups
What is locomotion (walk, fly swim)?
The way organisms were split
into groups
4,2

17. In the classification below, it’s the underlined level
What is order?
In the classification below, it’s
the underlined level
Animalia, Chordata, Mammalia,
Carnivora, Felidae, Panthera, leo
4,3

18. Examples of this kingdom, including humans and dogs,
What is the Animal Kingdom?
Examples of this kingdom,
including humans and dogs,
are heterotrophs
4,4

19. An organism that can not make its own food is known as
What is a heterotroph?
An organism that can not make
its own food is known as
this; members of the animal
kingdom
5,1

20. the one that’s capitalized
What is genus?
When writing the name
of an organism, it’s
the one that’s capitalized
5,2

21. In the classification below, it’s the underlined level
What is family?
In the classification below, it’s
the underlined level
Animalia, Chordata, Mammalia,
Carnivora, Felidae, Panthera, leo
5,3

22. mushrooms, and mildew are multicellular examples of this
What are Fungi?
Molds,
mushrooms, and mildew are
multicellular examples of this
kingdom
5,4

23. Final Jeopardy
Dichotomous
Keys

24. to read through a Dichotomous key and answer questions related
You should be able
to read through a Dichotomous key and answer questions related
to the key.
**Think of Creature Features
or splitting the class
into 2 groups**

25. Congratulations!
The team with the most points just added 3 bonus points to their test grade!