11.17 brainpop Six Kingdoms

How was Aristotle's classification system similar to the modern one?

• Both divided animal life and plant life into separate kingdoms

• Both included only two kingdoms of life

• Both classified organisms based on habitat

• Both classified organisms based on physical traits

Phylogeny can be described as the study of:

• How species interact with each another

• How species interact with habitats

• How species are related genetically

• How organisms mature over time

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What do archaebacteria and bacteria have in common?

• They belong to the same domain.

• They are multi-cellular.

• They are all shaped like spirals.

• Their cells have no nuclei.

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What is true about eubacteria?

• They are all pathogenic.

• They are found everywhere.

• They have a nucleus.

• They can be seen without a microscope.

Which organism is most likely to be found in a deep-sea trench?

• Archaebacteria

• Eubacteria

• Protist

• Fungus

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The protist kingdom is defined by how these organisms:

• Reproduce

• Escape from predators

• Get food

• Decompose

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Which domain includes all multi-cellular organisms?

• Eukarya

• Bacteria

• Archaea

• None of the above

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Fungi hyphae have a structure that is most similar to the _____ of plants.

• Roots

• Stems

• Leaves

• Flowers

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Cellulose is found in the:

• Nuclei of protists.

• Hyphae of fungi.

• Skin cells of animals.

• Cell walls of plants.

Which of these organisms are sessile?

• Birds

• Sloths

• Sponges

• Worms