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Chapter 1 Jeopardy
Characteristics of Living Things
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The Basics 100
Q. All living things are made up of ________.
A. Cells.
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The Basics 200
Q. Plant cells contain a green chemical called ________
which allows it to make its own food.
A. Chlorophyll.
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The Basics 300
Q. What part of the cell is referred to as “central control”?
A. The nucleus.
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The Basics 400
Q. What two (2) parts of a cell does a plant have that an
animal does not?
A. Cell Wall and Chloroplast.
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The Basics 500
Q. Name four (4) parts of an animal cell.
A. Nucleus, Mitochondrion, Cytoplasm, Cell Membrane.
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Your Make-Up 100
Q. Similar cells that have the same job form ________.
A. Tissue.
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Your Make-Up 200
Q. A group of organs that work together to do a certain
job make up an ________.
A. Organ system.
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Your Make-Up 300
Q. What are the levels of organization of many celled
organisms?
A. Cells, Tissue, Organs, Organ Systems.
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Your Make-Up 400
Q. The science of finding patterns among living things
is called ________.
A. Classification
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Your Make-Up 500
Q. Why do you think a human being is called an
organism?
A. A human is made up of organs.
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Classifying I 100
Q. A ________ is the largest subdivision of living things.
A. Kingdom.
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Classifying I 200
Q. The plant kingdom is broken up into two divisions,
name them.
A. Vascular and Non-Vascular.
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Classifying I 300
Q. What makes vascular plants different from non-
vascular?
A. Vascular plants contain vessels and nonvascular do
not.
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Classifying I 400
Q. Give an example of a non-vascular and a vascular
plant.
A. Non-Vascular: Hornworts, Mosses, Liverworts
Vascular: Conifers, Flowering Plants, Cycads,
Gingkos, Ferns, Horsetails.
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Classifying I 500
Q. Name one large factor which makes plants different
from animals?
A. Animals can not make their own food –or- animals
can move from place to place but plants can not.
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Classifying II 100
Q. The animal kingdom is broken into two large groups,
what are they?
A. Vertebrate and Invertebrate.
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Classifying II 200
Q. What is the difference between a vertebrate and
invertebrate?
A. Vertebrates have backbones, Invertebrates do not.
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Classifying II 300
Q. Name three (3) vertebrates and two (2) invertebrates.
A. Answers will vary.
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Classifying II 400
Q. How are members of the Fungus Kingdom different
from plants?
A. Fungus do not make their own food, they instead
absorb it from decaying plants and animals.
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Classifying II 500
Q. What are some benefits of fungi?
A. You can eat it, helps fight disease, helps bread rise,
breaks down plants and dead animals.
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Classifying III 100
Q. Name four (4) kingdoms talked about in Chapter 1.
A. Plant, Animal, Fungus, Protist, Bacteria.
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Classifying III 200
Q. Which protists are most similar to green plants?
Why?
A. Green Algae; because they contain chlorophyll and
can make their own food.
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Classifying III 300
Q. How are bacteria different from all plants, animals,
and fungi?
A. Bacteria do not have nuclei in their cells.
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Classifying III 400
Q. What do bacteria have in common with some protists?
A. They are single celled like many protists.
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Classifying III 500
Q. How are some protists like animals?
A. They can move from place to place, they eat other
organisms for food, they are made of cells, and they
have nuclei.
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