Classification (of Organisms)

What is the order of classification?

• kingdom, domain, class, phyla, family, order, genus, species

• species, genus, family, order, class, phyla, kindgdom, domain

• domain, kingdom, phyla, class, order, family, genus, species

• domain, kingdom, phyla, family, genus, order, class, species

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: breaks down materials outside their bodies and absorbs nutrients, ex: mushrooms, molds

• plantae

• animalia

• protista

• fungi

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: use the sun's energy to make glucose (photosynthesis) ex: pine trees

• plantae

• animalia

• archaeabacteria

• fungi

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-6

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: complex, multi-cellular organisms with no cell walls, ex: humans

• eubacteria

• protista

• fungi

• animalia

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: all eukaryotes that are not plants, animals, or fungi; most are single celled

• plantae

• eubacteria

• protista

• archaeabacteria

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: does not have a membrane bound nucleus; unicellular, ex: bacteria

• eubacteria

• archaeabacteria

• protista

• animalia

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: do not have nuclei, can be found in deep ocean vents; mostly unicellular, ex: Thermococcus litoralis

• fungi

• eubacteria

• protista

• archaebacteria

What domain is described: unicellular, prokaryotes, found in extreme environments (salty water, volcanic hot springs) ex: sulfolobus

• bacteria

• archaea

• eukarya

• prokarya

What domain is described: found everywhere, prokaryotes, most known and studied bacteria, ex: streptococcus

• bacteria

• archaea

• eukarya

• prokarya

What domain is described: found everywhere, most of the world's living things, eukaryotes, ex: humans

• bacteria

• archaea

• eukarya

• prokarya

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2