1. Dear King Phillip Could Only Find Green Socks!
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How can remembering this silly sentence help us remember the levels of classification?
Dear King Phillip Could Only Find Green Socks!

2. Did King Phillip Come Over For Green Soup?
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How can remembering this silly sentence help us remember the levels of classification?
Did King Phillip Come Over For Green Soup?

3. Review Questions Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus
Species

4. What is the broadest level of classification?
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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Question:
What is the broadest level of classification?

5. What is the broadest level of classification?
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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Question:
What is the broadest level of classification?

6. What are the three domains?
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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Question:
What are the three domains?

7. What are the three domains?
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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Question:
What are the three domains?
Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya

8. What are the six kingdoms?
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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Question:
What are the six kingdoms?

9. What are the six kingdoms?
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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Question:
What are the six kingdoms?
Archaeabacteria, Eubacteria, Protists, Fungus, Plants, & Animals

10. How do the domains align with the kingdoms?
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How do the domains align with the kingdoms?
Domain:
Archaea
Bacteria
Eukarya
Kingdom(s):
Archaebacteria
Eubacteria
Protista
Fungi
Plantae
Animalia

11. What is a dichotomous key?
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What is a dichotomous key?

12. What does a dichotomous key consist of?
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What does a dichotomous key consist of?

13. What can you find out by working through a dichotomous key in order?
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What can you find out by working through a dichotomous key in order?

14. Review Questions

15. Review of Scientific Naming
Genus:
Panthera
Tigris (tiger)
leo (lion)
onca (jaguar)
Species

16. Flap 1: Kingdom Archaebacteria

17. Kingdom Archaebacteria
QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Archaeabacteria belong to?
Answer: Domain Archaea

18. Kingdom Archaebacteria
QUESTION #2: Are archaebacteria made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells?
Answer: Prokaryotic

19. Kingdom Archaebacteria
QUESTION #3: Are archaebacteria single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular?
Answer: single-celled

20. Kingdom Archaebacteria
QUESTION #4: How do archaebacteria reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)?
Answer: asexual reproduction

21. Kingdom Archaebacteria
QUESTION #5: Describe the environments in which archaebacteria live.
Answer: harsh environments where nothing else can live; little or no oxygen, 8 km below the Earth’s surface, extremely hot places

22. Kingdom Archaebacteria
QUESTION #6: List the three types of archaebacteria.
Heat lovers
Salt lovers
Methane Makers

23. Kingdom Archaebacteria
QUESTION #7: Describe the environments in which you would each type of bacteria.
Heat lovers – hot springs, ocean vents
Salt lovers – Dead Sea, Great Salt Lake
Methane Makers – swamps, animal intestines

24. Kingdom Archaebacteria
QUESTION #8: Explain the process that archaebacteria goes through to reproduce (note: this is the same process that eubacteria goes through also)
Answer: Binary Fission – asexual reproduction where one single cell splits into two cells

25. Flap 2: Kingdom Eubacteria

26. Kingdom Eubacteria Answer: Domain Bacteria
QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Eubacteria belong to?
Answer: Domain Bacteria

27. Kingdom Eubacteria Answer: Prokaryotic
QUESTION #2: Are eubacteria made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells?
Answer: Prokaryotic

28. Kingdom Eubacteria Answer: single-celled
QUESTION #3: Are eubacteria single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular?
Answer: single-celled

29. Kingdom Eubacteria Answer: asexual reproduction
QUESTION #4: How do eubacteria reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)?
Answer: asexual reproduction

30. Kingdom Eubacteria Consumers: eating other organisms
QUESTION #5: List the three ways bacteria get their food.
Consumers: eating other organisms
Decomposers: feed on dead organisms
Producers: use the sun to make their own food

31. Kingdom Eubacteria Rod Shaped (Bacilli) Spherical (Cocci)
QUESTION #6: List the three most common shapes of bacteria. Beside each term, draw an illustration of this shape of bacteria.
Rod Shaped (Bacilli)
Spherical (Cocci)
Spiral (Spirilla)

32. Kingdom Eubacteria
QUESTION #7: List four ways bacteria are helpful to the world.
Nitrogen fixation- takes in nitrogen from the air and turns it into a form usable by plants
Recycles matter by breaking down dead plants and animals and returning nutrients to the soil
Bioremediation- can change harmful chemicals into harmless ones.

33. Kingdom Eubacteria
QUESTION #7 (continued)
Used to make many types of foods: yogurt, cheese, buttermilk and sour cream
Making medicines
Genetic engineering

34. Kingdom Eubacteria
QUESTION #8: Explain one way bacteria is harmful.
Answer: Some bacteria can cause disease. They get inside a host organism and take nutrients from the host’s cells. In the process, they harm the host.

35. Kingdom Eubacteria
EXTRA QUESTION: What is an endospore?
Please write this on the back of your poster.
Answer: What forms when a bacteria is exposed to conditions in which it cannot live; genetic material and proteins covered by a thick protective coat

36. Flap 3: Kingdom Protista

37. Kingdom Protista Answer: Domain Eukarya
QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Eubacteria belong to?
Answer: Domain Eukarya

38. Kingdom Protista Answer: Eukaryotic
QUESTION #2: Are protists made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells?
Answer: Eukaryotic

39. Kingdom Protista Answer: single-celled OR simple multicellular
QUESTION #3: Are protists single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular?
Answer: single-celled OR simple multicellular

40. Kingdom Protista
QUESTION #4: How do protists reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)?
Answer: Most asexually, but can also do sexual reproduction

41. Kingdom Protista Protozoans (animal like) Algae (plant like)
QUESTION #5: Protists are grouped based on how they obtain food. List the three categories of protists.
Protozoans (animal like)
Algae (plant like)
Slime molds and euglenoids

42. Kingdom Protista
QUESTION #6: Draw an example of a protist producer with a caption.
Caption: Green algae is an example of a protist producer. It contains chlorophyll that allows it to undergo photosynthesis to make its own food.

43. Kingdom Protista
QUESTION #7: Define the word heterotroph.
Answer: An organism that gets its food by eating other organisms or their byproducts; they cannot make their own food

44. Kingdom Protista
QUESTION #8: Draw an example of a heterotroph that moves. You must write a caption explaining what it is and how it moves.
Caption: Paramecium is a heterotroph that moves with cilia and amoeba is a heterotroph that moves with a false foot, or pseudopod.

45. Kingdom Protista
QUESTION #9: Draw an example of a heterotroph that does not move. You must write a caption explaining the organism.
Caption: An example of a heterotroph that does not move is the water mold. It is a parasite and attacks fish and other organisms in the water. Spore forming protists - usually have a life cycle where they live inside of another organism.

46. Flap 4: Kingdom Fungi

47. Kingdom Fungi Answer: Domain Eukarya
QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Fungi belong to?
Answer: Domain Eukarya

48. Kingdom Fungi Answer: Eukaryotic
QUESTION #2: Are fungi made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells?
Answer: Eukaryotic

49. Kingdom Fungi Answer: complex multicellular
QUESTION #3: Are fungi single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular?
Answer: complex multicellular

50. Kingdom Fungi Answer: Both asexual and sexual reproduction
QUESTION #4: How do fungi reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)?
Answer: Both asexual and sexual reproduction

51. Kingdom Fungi
QUESTION #5: Describe how a fungus obtains its food.
Answer: They absorb nutrients from substances in their surroundings; a special digestive juice breaks down the food.

52. Kingdom Fungi Answer: They do not perform photosynthesis.
QUESTION #6: Why are fungi not classified as plants?
Answer: They do not perform photosynthesis.

53. Kingdom Fungi 1. Threadlike-mold: a shapeless, fuzzy, fungus
QUESTION #7: List the four main groups of fungi. Describe each and draw an illustration of each.
1. Threadlike-mold: a shapeless, fuzzy, fungus

54. Kingdom Fungi
QUESTION #7 (continued)
2. Sac fungi: the largest group that includes yeast, powdery mildews, truffles, and morels. If they reproduce sexually, they form sacs called ascus

55. Kingdom Fungi
QUESTION #7 (continued)
3. Club fungi: umbrella shaped mushrooms; club like structures called basidia form sexual spores

56. Kingdom Fungi
QUESTION #7 (continued)
4. Imperfect fungi: anything that does not fit in any other group; most are parasites and often disease producing; athlete’s foot; useful ones-penicillin mold

57. Flap 5: Kingdom Plantae

58. Kingdom Plantae Answer: Domain Eukarya
QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Plantae belong to?
Answer: Domain Eukarya

59. Kingdom Plantae Answer: Eukaryotic
QUESTION #2: Are plants made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells?
Answer: Eukaryotic

60. Kingdom Plantae Answer: complex multicellular
QUESTION #3: Are plants single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular?
Answer: complex multicellular

61. Kingdom Plantae Answer: sexual reproduction
QUESTION #4: How do plants reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)?
Answer: sexual reproduction

62. Kingdom Plantae
QUESTION #5: How do plants get their food? Explain the process.
Answer: Through the process of photosynthesis, plants use the energy from sunlight, carbon dioxide and water to make their own food

63. Kingdom Plantae Eukaryotic Have cell walls
QUESTION #6: Name three characteristics of all plants.
Eukaryotic
Have cell walls
Make their own food (photosynthesis)

64. Kingdom Plantae
QUESTION #7: Plants are classified into 2 main groups. List and define each group.
Non vascular – a plant that does not have specialized tissues to move water and nutrients through the plant
Vascular – has special vascular tissues to move water to any part of the plant

65. Kingdom Plants Seed Plants Seedless Plants
QUESTION #8: Vascular plants are further divided into 2 main groups. List these groups.
Seed Plants
Seedless Plants

66. Kingdom Plants Gymnosperms – nonflowering plants with seeds
QUESTION #9: Vascular plants that produce seeds are divided into 2 groups. List these groups.
Gymnosperms – nonflowering plants with seeds
Angiosperms – flowering plants with seeds

67. Flap 6: Kingdom Animalia

68. Kingdom Animalia Answer: Domain Eukarya
QUESTION #1: Which Domain does Kingdom Animalia belong to?
Answer: Domain Eukarya

69. Kingdom Animalia Answer: Eukaryotic
QUESTION #2: Are animals made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells?
Answer: Eukaryotic

70. Kingdom Animalia Answer: complex multicellular
QUESTION #3: Are animals single-celled, simple multicellular, or complex multicellular?
Answer: complex multicellular

71. Kingdom Animalia Answer: sexual reproduction
QUESTION #4: How do animals reproduce (asexual or sexual reproduction)?
Answer: sexual reproduction

72. Kingdom Animalia
QUESTION #5: How do animals get their food? Explain the process.
Answer: animals are consumers - eating other organisms or parts and products of other organisms

73. Kingdom Animalia Vertebrates – with a backbone
QUESTION #6: Name and define the two major categories (phyla) of animals.
Vertebrates – with a backbone
Invertebrates – without a backbone

74. Kingdom Animalia Search for food Search for shelter Search for mates
QUESTION #7: List three reasons animals move from place to place.
Search for food
Search for shelter
Search for mates

75. Kingdom Animalia
QUESTION #8: What does differentiation mean and how does this affect an animal?
Answer: Cells undergo a process where they develop into different kinds of cells. These cells form tissues which then form organs. It gives the animals parts that do different things.