Chapter 1 Classifying Living Things

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Chapter 1 Classifying Living Things

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Chapter 1 Classifying Living Things. What controls all of the functions of a cell?. A. Nucleus B. Mitochondria C. Cell membrane D. Vertebrate . What controls all of the functions of a cell?. A. Nucleus B. Mitochondria C. Cell membrane D. Vertebrate . What is an animal with a backbone?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 1

Classifying Living Things

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What controls all of the functions of a cell?

A. Nucleus

B. Mitochondria

C. Cell membrane

D. Vertebrate

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What controls all of the functions of a cell?

A. Nucleus

B. Mitochondria

C. Cell membrane

D. Vertebrate

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What is an animal with a backbone?

A. Invertebrate

B. Nonvascular

C. Vertebrate

D. Microscope

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What is an animal with a backbone?

A. Invertebrate

B. Nonvascular

C. Vertebrate

D. Microscope

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Algae and protozoans are examples of…

A. Bacteria

B. Protists

C. Cells

D. Mitochondrian

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Algae and protozoans are examples of…

A. Bacteria

B. Protists

C. Cells

D. Mitochondrian

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An animal without a backbone..

A. Human

B. Vertebrate

C. Invertebrate

D. Cells

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An animal without a backbone..

A. Human

B. Vertebrate

C. Invertebrate

D. Cells

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The building blocks of life are called..

A. Bacteria

B. Protists

C. Cells

D. Organisms

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The building blocks of life are called..

A. Bacteria

B. Protists

C. Cells

D. Organisms

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What are the oldest living organisms?

A. Turtles

B. Toads

C. Bacteria

D. Protists

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What are the oldest living organisms?

A. Turtles

B. Toads

C. Bacteria

D. Protists

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What types of plants have tubes and channels?

A. Vascular

B. Nonvascular

C. None

D. All types

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What types of plants have tubes and channels?

A. Vascular

B. Nonvascular

C. None

D. All types

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What types of plants do not have tubes or

channels?A. 36 million types

B. Nonvascular

C. Protists

D. Vascular

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What types of plants do not have tubes or

channels?A. 36 million types

B. Nonvascular

C. Protists

D. Vascular

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Why are bacteria cells different than other cells?A. Because they are huge

B. They don’t have an organism

C. They are nonvascular

D. They don’t have a nucleus

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Why are bacteria cells different than other cells?A. Because they are huge

B. They don’t have an organism

C. They are nonvascular

D. They don’t have a nucleus

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Which are 2 example of arthropods?

A. Fish and eggs

B. Shrimp and crabs

C. Monkeys and butterflies

D. Humans and dogs

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Which are 2 example of arthropods?

A. Fish and eggs

B. Shrimp and crabs

C. Monkeys and butterflies

D. Humans and dogs

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Name the two ways humans are classified:

A. Smart and good-looking

B. Vertebrate and non-vertebrate

C. Mammals and vertebrates

D. Nonvascular and vertebrates

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Name the two ways humans are classified:

A. Smart and good-looking

B. Vertebrate and non-vertebrate

C. Mammals and vertebrates

D. Nonvascular and vertebrates

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What two ways are bacteria helpful?

A. They fight protozoans and cure starvation.

B. They digest food and clean up oil spills.

C. They cause infection and diseaseD. They don’t have a nucleus and are

the most numerous organisms on Earth.

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What two ways are bacteria helpful?

A. They fight protozoans and cure starvation.

B. They digest food and clean up oil spills.

C. They cause infection and diseaseD. They don’t have a nucleus and are

the most numerous organisms on Earth.

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What am I?I am in control of all of the

functions of a cell; directs the cell activity to make sure that all of the other organelles in the cell do their jobs

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Nucleus

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What am I?I store food, water, and waste

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Vacuole

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What am I?I protect the insides of the cell

from the outside environment.

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Cell Membrane

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What am I?I use sugars like glucose to

create energy so that the cell can function.

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Mitochondria

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What am I?I am a gel-like substance

between the cell membrane and the nucleus where the organelles are found.

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Cytoplasm

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What am I?I do not have a backbone.

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Invertebrate

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What am I?I am the building blocks of life.

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Cells

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What am I?Shrimp and crabs

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Arthropods

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True or FalseNonvascular plants have tubes

and channels.

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False

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True or FalseBacteria can be helpful.

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True

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True or FalseAnimals that regulate their own

body temperature (warm-blooded) are endothermic.

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True