Characteristics of Living Organisms

scientific name is made of ___

• Genus and species

• Family and order

• Kingdom and phylum

• Class and subclass

three domains are ____

• Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya

• Bacteria, Fungi, and Protista

• Archaea, Eukarya, and Virus

• Bacteria, Archaea, and Algae

Animal Kingdom

• Autotroph, unicellular, & have a cell wall

• Heterotroph, multicellular, & have no cell wall

• Heterotroph, unicellular, & have a cell wall

• Autotroph, multicellular, & have a cell wall

are these two closely related -
Anser cygnoides and Anser anser:

why?

• yes; same genus

• no; different families

• yes; same species

• no; different orders

multicellular

• made of many cells

• made of a single cell

• composed of tissues only

• capable of photosynthesis

Plant Kingdom

• Autotroph multicellular, & cell wall made of cellulose

• Heterotroph unicellular, & cell wall made of chitin

• Autotroph unicellular, & cell wall made of peptidoglycan

• Heterotroph multicellular, & no cell wall

Bacteria Kingdom

• Autotroph / Heterotroph & cell wall made of cellulose & unicellular (one cell)

• Autotroph / Heterotroph & cell wall made of chitin & multicellular (many cells)

• Autotroph / Heterotroph & cell wall made of peptidoglycan & unicellular (one cell)

• Autotroph / Heterotroph & no cell wall & unicellular (one cell)

kingdom

• classification level (taxon) between domain and phylum

• a type of animal

• a geographical region

• a scientific experiment

Archaea Kingdom

• Eukaryotic, multicellular, live in moderate environments, have cell membrane

• Prokaryotic (no nucleus), unicellular, live in extreme environments, have cell wall

• Prokaryotic (no nucleus), multicellular, live in extreme environments, have cell membrane

• Eukaryotic, unicellular, live in extreme environments, have cell wall

scientific name

• A system for naming organisms using only their species

• A method of classifying organisms based on their habitat

• Describing an organism using both its genus and species together

• A technique for identifying organisms by their common names