5.1

Question 1

Process of arranging organisms into groups based on similarities

Answer 1

Taxonomy

Question 2

Devised a simple practical method for taxonomy

Answer 2

Carol’s linneus

Question 3

In english, college men who devoted much time to natural studies and was known for his work with plants

Answer 3

John ray

Question 4

Living things are divided I to main groups called

Answer 4

Kingdoms

Question 5

Set of body characteristics that divides the kingdoms into this

Answer 5

Phyla

Question 6

Group of very similar organisms that can interpret freely in nature

Answer 6

Species

Question 7

Group of similar organisms that all descended from a single group of originally created organisms

Answer 7

Kind

Question 8

System for Assigning scientific names

Answer 8

Binomial nomenclature

Question 9

Have membrane bound nuclei and membrane enclosed orgenelles

Answer 9

Eucariotes

Question 10

Does not have membrane bound nuclei

Answer 10

Prokaryotes

Question 11

Green plants multicellular eukaryotes that have salt walls and usually perform photosynthesis

Answer 11

Plantae

Question 12

All fungi, including yeast, moulds and mushrooms Multi cell you learn, you carry odds that have cell walls and do not conduct photosynthesis

Answer 12

Fungi

Question 13

Multi cellular animals you carry oats without cell walls usually can move and collect.

Answer 13

Animalia

Question 14

You carry us that are not green plants. Fungi or multi cellular animals. Mostly unicellular organisms such as amiba, eugalina, and paramysium.

Answer 14

Protista

Question 15

True bacteria, including common disease, causing bacteria pro Carrier to a cell walls made of the substance peptidoglycan.

Answer 15

Eubacteria

Question 16

Procurious that Do not contain peptadoglican in their cell walls and have other key differences from true bacteria Many live In extreme environments

Answer 16

Archeabacteria