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Chapter 5Review Jeopardy

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Chapter 5 Review Jeopardy
Got class? In a name Virus Classify Misc.
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Got class? 100

• Use the diagram to answer the question.

Two or more species that are very much alike
would be classified in the part of the diagram
labeled ________________.
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Got class? 200

• Use the diagram to answer the question.

As you move from Part A of the diagram to Part
G, the number of different kinds of organisms in
each level ______________.
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Got class? 300

• Use the diagram to answer the question.

The largest classification level is found in
Part ______________ of the diagram.
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Got class? 400

• Use the diagram to answer the question.

The classification level made up of related
class is shown in Part _?_ of the diagram.
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Got class? 500

• Use the diagram to answer the question.

The scientific name of an organism is made up of
the parts of the diagram labeled ______________.
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In a name 100

• One of the first known classification systems
  was developed by
• a. Carolus Linnaeus.
• b. Robert Whittaker.
• c. Aristotle.
• d. Theophrastus.

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In a name 200

• The science of classifying living things is
• a. taxonomy.
• b. biology.
• c. astronomy.
• d. botany.

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In a name 300

• The Swedish botanist who is known as the father
  of modern taxonomy is
• a. Theophrastus.
• b. Carolus Linnaeus.
• c. Robert Whittaker.
• d. Aristotle.

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In a name 400

• The system of giving each kind of organism a
  two-part scientific name was developed by
• a. Ray.
• b. Aristotle.
• c. Linnaeus.
• d. Canis.

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In a name 500

• The classification group made up of related phyla
  is called a
• a. phylum.
• b. kingdom.
• c. class.
• d. family.

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Virus 100

• One way viruses are classified is by their type
  of
• a. kingdom.
• b. bacteriophage.
• c. plant.
• d. nucleic acid.

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Virus 200

• Viruses only can reproduce
• a. inside a living cell.
• b. inside fungi.
• c. outside a living cell.
• d. outside a capsid.

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Virus 300

• A bacteriophage is a virus that infects
• a. plants.
• b. animals.
• c. bacterial cells.
• d. fungi.

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Virus 400

• A virus can enter a cell and
• a. give off an enzyme.
• b. remain dormant.
• c. cause a disease.
• d. give off an enzyme, remain dormant, or cause a
  disease.

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Virus 500

• Viruses are made up of a piece of nucleic acid
  covered by
• a. a cell wall.
• b. a protein coat.
• c. a membrane.
• d. cytoplasm.

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Classify 100

• Grouping things according to their similarities
  is called?
• a. classification.
• b. variation.
• c. specialization.
• d. mutation.

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Classify 200

• Into how many kingdoms are organisms classified?
• a. two
• b. four
• c. five
• d. six

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Classify 300

• The classification level made up of related
  species is called a
• a. phylum.
• b. class.
• c. species.
• d. genus.

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Classify 400

• The classification level made up of related
  classes is called a
• a. phylum.
• b. kingdom.
• c. species.
• d. class.

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Classify 500

• All of the following are kingdoms except
• a. Plantae.
• b. Eubacteria.
• c. Protista.
• d. Viruses.

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Miscellaneous 100

• Which of the following groups contains only one
  kind of organism?
• a. phylum
• b. species
• c. genus
• d. order

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Miscellaneous 200

• Unicellular organisms that have a nucleus are
• a. Eubacteria/monerans.
• b. fungi.
• c. viruses.
• d. protists.

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Miscellaneous 300

• All of the following describe Archaebacteria/moner
  ans except
• a. unicellular.
• b. euglena.
• c. does not have a nucleus.
• d. bacteria.

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Miscellaneous 400

• Genetic material is coiled and located in one
  region in
• a. Eubacteria.
• b. protists.
• c. fungi.
• d. yeasts.

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Miscellaneous 500

• Plantlike organisms that lack chlorophyll are
• a. fungi.
• b. viruses.
• c. Archaebacteria.
• d. protists.

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Final Jeopardy

• What trait does a virus have that is similar to a
  living thing? How does this trait within a virus
  differ from the same trait in living things?
  Explain your answer. Like living things, viruses
  are able to reproduce. Unlike living things,
  viruses can reproduce only inside a living cell.