Where Do I Belong?

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom Fungi

  Group: Club Fungi

• Kingdom Fungi

  Group: Imperfect

• Kingdom Fungi

  Group: Sac

• Kingdom Fungi

  Group: Zygospore

Multiple Choice

Which animal is ectothermic?

• Bear

• Frog

• Chickadee

• Platypus

Multiple Choice

Which animal is endothermic?

• Blue jay

• Garter snake

• Bee

• Trout

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom Fungi

  Group: Club Fungi

• Kingdom Fungi

  Group: Imperfect

• Kingdom Fungi

  Group: Sac

• Kingdom Fungi

  Group: Zygospore

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is characteristic of birds?

• Hollow bones

• Sharp teeth

• No vertebrae

• Fur

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is characteristic of amphibians?

• Internal fertilization

• Amniotic eggs

• External fertilization

• Live primarily on land

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is characteristic of cnidarians?

• Radial symmetry

• Hard exoskeletons

• Highly developed nervous systems

• Live primarily on land

Multiple Choice

Which group has the largest number of species?

• Birds

• Invertebrates

• Insects

• Mammals

Multiple Choice

Which group can secrete calcium carbonate shells?

• Molluscs

• Invertebrates

• Insects

• Sponges

Multiple Choice

What kind of cells?

• Eukaryote

• Prokaryote

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom: Fungi
  Group: Imperfect

• Kingdom: Fungi
  Group: Zygospore

• Kingdom: Fungi
  Group: Sac

• Kingdom: Fungi
  Group: Club

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom: Plants

  Group: Bryophytes

• Kingdom: Plants

  Group: Seedless Vascular

• Kingdom: Plants

  Group: Gymnosperms

• Kingdom: Plants

  Group: Angiosperms

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom: Plants

  Group: Bryophytes

• Kingdom: Plants

  Group: Seedless Vascular

• Kingdom: Plants

  Group: Gymnosperms

• Kingdom: Plants

  Group: Angiosperms

Multiple Choice

What kind of nutrition?

• Heterotrophic

• Autotrophic

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom: Eubacteria

  Group: Bacilli

• Kingdom: Eubacteria

  Group: Cocci

• Kingdom: Eubacteria

  Group: Spirals

• Kingdom: Archaebacteria

Multiple Choice

What kind of cells?

• Prokaryotic

• Eukaryotic

Multiple Choice

What kind of nutrition?

• Heterotrophic

• Autotropic

Multiple Choice

What kind of cells?

• Prokaryotic

• Eukaryotic

Multiple Choice

What kind of cells?

• Prokaryotic

• Eukaryotic

Multiple Choice

What kind of nutrition?

• Heterotrophic

• Autotrophic

Multiple Choice

What kind of nutrition?

• Heterotrophic

• Autotrophic

Multiple Choice

What is this structure called?

• Hyphae

• Mycellium

• Fruiting body

• Spore cap

Multiple Choice

What kind of nutrition?

• Heterotrophic

• Autotrophic

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Marsupials

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Mammals

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Monotremes

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Echinoderms

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Molluscs

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Mammals

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Fish

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Cnidarians

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Molluscs

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Echinoderms

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Worms

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Cnidarians

Multiple Choice

Where do I belong?

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Molluscs

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Echinoderms

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Mammals

• Kingdom: Animalia
  Group: Monotremes

Multiple Choice

What is unique about this animal?

• It lives in Australia

• It lives on land and in water

• It has webbed feet

• It lays eggs

Multiple Choice

What kind of cells?

• Multicellular

  Eukaryotic

• Multicellular

  Prokaryotic

• Unicellular

  Eukaryotic

• Unicellular

  Prokaryotic

Multiple Choice

What is this called?

• Streptococci

• Staphylococci

• Bacillus

• Salmonella

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a type of fungal nutrition?

• Saprophobic

• Mutualistic

• Parasitic

• Commensalistic

Multiple Choice

What do green algae and terrestrial plants have in common?

• They both have roots

• They store sugar as glycogen

• They have the same chlorophyll

• They have vascular tissue