Domains, Kingdoms, Classification Study Guide (Part 2)
Word Bank (Note: words are grouped together, but not always in the correct order)
100 segments Touch light gravity Radial Autotrophs
Gastropods bivalves cephalopods
birds mammals Cnidarians Hydras Jellyfish Sea anemones
Flatworms Phototropism Conifers Gymnosperms
Liverworts Hornworts Moss Roots
Engulfing
Straining Animal-like Plant-like Fungus-like
Roots
Echinoderms Flowers Fruits Ribs Backbones
Celia
Xylem Phloem Heterotrophs
Invertebrates Exoskeletons Segmented body Appendages Protozoans
Gravitropism Flagella
Stomata Vascular Low growing Germination Gastropods bivalves cephalopods Vascular tissue Spores
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What are the three types of Protists ? Animal-like, plant-like, and fungus-like
Amoebas use the pseudo pods to capture food in a process called ____ Engulfing _________
Parameciums use hair-like projects called _Celia_____________ to move around.
Euglena use whip-like projects called ___Flagella_______________ to move around.
Animal-like Protists are heterotrophs and are called Protozoans ________
Euglena are Plant-like protists that are all autotrophs.
All nonvasucular plants are low growing and lack vascular tissue.
Three major types of nonvascular plants are : moss hornworts liverworts
Nonvascular plants need water to survive and they lack roots
Ferns have Vascular tissue and use spores to reproduce
Seed plants have two types of vascular tissue. Xylem transports water and nutrients from the roots and
Phloem transports food from the leaves after photosynthesis.
During Germination the plant’s roots are the first structure to begin growing from the seed
Stomata are small openings or pores, on the underside of the leaf, that allow carbon dioxide and oxygen to enter
and leave the leaves.
Conifers, cone-bearing plants are the largest most diverse group of Gymnosperms
Two characteristics of angiosperms are that they produce flowers and fruits
Touch light and gravity are three important stimuli to which plants respond
A sunflower growing towards the sun’s movement in the sky is an example of Phototropism
Roots show positive Gravitropism
Sponges are “filter feeders” . They feed by straining food particles from water
Cnidarians use their sting-cells to capture prey and defend themselves. Three examples of Cnidarians are hydras
jellyfish sea anemones
Most flatworms are parasites that obtain food from their hosts. An example is a tapeworm
An earthworm’s body is divided into 100 segments
Three major groups of mollusks are gastropods bivalves cephalopods
Snails and slugs are examples of gastropods
Clams, scallops and muscles are examples of bivalves
Octopi and squid are examples of cephalopods
Four characterisitcs of Arthrodods are: Invertebrates, exoskeletons, segmented body and appendages
Sea stars, sea urchins and sand dollars are all Echinoderms
A sea star has radial symmetry
Snakes move by contracting bands of muscles attached to their ribs and backbones
Two types of endothermic organisms are birds and mammals
Domains, Kingdoms, Classification Study Guide (Part 2) Open Notes Quiz
Just write the answer.
1. (2) Amoebas use the pseudo pods to capture food in a process called ____________
2. (12) During ______________ the plant’s roots are the first structure to begin growing
from the seed
3. (17) A sunflower growing towards the sun’s movement in the sky is an example of
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4. (25) Clams, scallops and muscles are examples of __________________
5. (29) A sea star has ____________ symmetry
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Amoebas use the pseudo pods to capture food in a process called ____ Engulfing __
During Germination the plant’s roots are the first structure to begin growing from the seed
A sunflower growing towards the sun’s movement in the sky is an example of Phototropism
Clams, scallops and muscles are examples of bivalves
A sea star has radial symmetry