What does it mean to classify?

• To alphabetize items
• To cook a meal
• To count the number of items
• To put things into groups based on similarities

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Put the first four levels of classification in the correct order.​ ​ ​
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• Domain

• Class

• Kingdom

• Phylum

Put the last four levels of classification in the correct order.​ ​ ​
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• Order

• Genus

• Family

• Species

What is the acronym that you learned for the levels of classification?

• Dear King Phillip Came Over for Grape Soda

• Dear King Phillip Ate Great Spaghetti

• Dear King Henry Fought for Grand Treasure

• Dear King Henry Came Over for Grape Soda

What is a vertebrate?

• An animal with a backbone.

• An animal with feathers
• An animal without a backbone.

• A type of rock

What is an invertebrate?

• An animal with a backbone.

• An animal with feathers
• An animal without a backbone.

• A type of rock

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Vertebrates

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(b) Invertebrates

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(c) Plant Phyla

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(d) Other Kingdoms

• eubacteria

• Mosses

• Worms

• protists

• Arthropods

• Conifers

• fungi

• Reptiles

• Mollusks

• Mammals

• Ferns

• Birds

• Amphibians

• archaebacteria

• Flowering Plants

• Fish

Choose the THREE characteristics that scientists use to classify plants.

• Whether the plant is vascular

• Whether the plant reproduces with seeds

• Whether the plant is a flowering plant

• Whether the plant is green

• Whether the plant is big or small

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Mollusks

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(b) Arthropods

• Scorpions

• Oysters

• Insects

• Spiders

• Centipedes

• Squids

• Snails

• Crabs

• Slugs

• Octopuses

• Clams

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Mammals

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(b) Reptiles

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(c) Amphibians

• toads

• alligators

• horses

• bears

• crocodiles

• frogs

• dogs

• cats

• lizards

• newt

• turtles

• humans

• axolotl

• salamanders

• snakes

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