Cells
and More
Classification
Animals
Plants
Potpourri
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What is this jellylike material
that fills most of the cell?
Cytoplasm
Is your heart a cell, tissue, organ,
or organ system?
Organ
What provides the energy in a
cell?
Which organelle determines the cell’s
activities?
What allows water to flow into
the roots of plants?
The largest group into
which scientists classify
living things is called
what?
What is the second
smallest group into which
scientists classify living
things?
What is the smallest group
in which scientists classify
living things?
Name three classification
groups of a lobster.
Animal Kingdom
Invertebrate
Arthropod
Why is classification
important?
We can better see how organisms
relate to one another.
What is an example of a
mollusk?
Snail, Clam, Squid
What is an example of an
amphibian?
What re the 5 main groups
of vertebrates?
Amphibians, Fish, Birds,
Reptiles, and Mammals
What are the 3 main
groups of invertebrates?
Arthropods, Mollusks, and
Worms
Do vertebrates or
invertebrates tend to be
sharp and have a large
brain?
Where do you find
nonvascular plants?
Close to the ground because they
tend to be short
Is grass a nonvascular or
vascular plant?
Vascular
What are the two things
you can see on a plant and
know that it is vascular?
Flowers and Cones
Why are vascular plants
usually taller than
nonvascular plants?
Water has to pass through each
cell which is a slow process.
Why might a break in a the
main stem of a plant cause
it to die?
The tubes are broken so water
and nutrients cannot be carried
throughout the plant.
What is an example of an
organism from the Moneran
Kingdom?
What is an example of an
organism from the Fungus
Kingdom?
Name three classification groups
of a giraffe.
Which kingdom has organisms
without nuclei?
What process by a cell allows
plant and animals to grow?