Levels of classification

Question 1

Name the levels of classification.

Answer 1

Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species

Question 2

What’s the phrase to remember the levels of classification?

Answer 2

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Question 3

All living things are divided into three domains. Name the three domains.

Answer 3

Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya

Question 4

What is archaea?

Answer 4

Archaea is a single cell and does not have a nucleus.

Question 5

What is bacteria?

Answer 5

Bacteria is single cell and does not have a nucleus.

Question 6

What is eukarya?

Answer 6

Some of eukarya is single celled and some may have many cells.
It is broken down into four kingdoms: Protists, fungi, plants and animals.
All have nucleus in their cell.

Question 7

Name the four kingdoms of eukarya.

Answer 7

Animals
Fungi
Plants
Protist

Question 8

Name two facts of the Fungi kingdom (ex. mushrooms)

Answer 8

Most are multi-cellular but not all.

Absorb food from living or once living (dead) organisms

Question 9

Name two facts about the protist kingdom (ex. algae).

Answer 9

Some are unicellular and some are multi-cellular

Some make their own food and some do not.

Question 10

Name three facts about the animal kingdom.

Answer 10

1) All are multi-cellular
2) They do not make their own food
3) Broken up into 30 different phyla (phylums)

Question 11

Describe the levels of living things.

Answer 11

Under the first level of living things is archaea, bacteria, and eukarya. Under eukarya is protist, fungi, plants and animals.

Question 12

Protists

Answer 12

Protists can be either single celled or multicellular. They live in water and in moist places on the land. some must get their food. others make their own food. Algae are a type of protist.

Question 13

Fungi

Answer 13

Most fungi are made of many cells. they live on land and absorb food from other living and nonliving things. mushrooms and yeast are two different types of fungi.

Question 14

Plants

Answer 14

Plants have tissues and organs made of many cells. they live on land and in water. they use the sun’s energy to make their own food. ferns and maple trees are types of plants

Question 15

Animals

Answer 15

Animals have many cells. they live on land and in water. they get their food by eating other organisms such as plants spiders and giraffes are examples of animals.