Classification Review

Classification ReviewInstructionsFold your sheet of paper in half 4 times to make 16 squares.Write each of the following words in a square on your paper (you can write them in any order and in any of the squares)Part 1Colonies9. DomainSpirillum10. BacteriaFungi11. PlantaeHeterotrophs12. CelluloseYeast13. BacillusMethanogen14. CoccusAutotrophs15. ArchaebacteriaProtista16. Taxonomy1Bacteria, Archaea and Eukarya belong to the level of organization called ____________.Domain42The kingdoms animalia, plantae, fungi and _________ all belong to the domain of Eukarya.Protista53This domain has cell walls made of peptidoglycan.Bacteria64All organisms in this kingdom are autotrophs.Plantae75All organisms in this kingdom have cell walls made of chitinFungi86The kingdoms that contain prokaryotic cells are Eubacteria and _________________.Archaebacteria97Kingdoms plantae and protista both have organisms that have chloroplasts and cell walls made of ______________.Cellulose108Organisms belonging to the kingdoms Animalia and Fungi are ________________.Heterotrophs119An example of a unicellular fungi is ___________.Yeast1210An example of an organism that belongs to the kingdom Archaebacteria is a ________________.Methanogen.1311The process of classifying organisms and giving them a universally accepted name is known as ____________.Taxonomy.1412Organisms that can synthesize their own food are called __________________.Autotrophs1513Bacteria that are spiralled shaped are given the root word ____________.

Spirillum1614Bacteria that are rod shaped are given the root word _____________.

Bacillus1715Bacteria that are round shaped are given the root word ______________.

Coccus1816_____________ are large groups of bacteria.Colonies19Part 2Flip over you paper and use the following words to fill in the squares:Part 2Capsid9. LysogenicVirus10. BasidiomycotaPathogen11. MycorrhizaAscomycota12. ZygomycotaRetrovirus13. BacteriophageLichen14. SaprophytesPolio 15. DeuteromycotaBacteria16. Mycota

1Organisms that digest and absorb food materials from dead organisms are called __________________.Saprophytes222An organism that causes disease and/or infection is known as a ____________.Pathogen.233This organism is considered to be lifeless and can only reproduce inside a host cell.Virus244An example of a disease caused by a viral infection is _________.Polio255A virus consists of 2 basic components: genetic material enclosed in a protein coat called a ________.Capsid.266A virus that infects bacterial cells is called a _____________.bacteriophage277During the _____________ cycle, the virus integrates its DNA into the host DNA and remains hidden for a while.Lysogenic288HIV is an example of a ______________Retrovirus299This kingdom of organisms infects cells by means of toxins.Bacteria3010All of the following belong to the phylum ___________.AscomycotaZygomycota Basidiomycota Deuteromycota

mycota3111This class of fungi is known as sac fungi; an example is yeast.Ascomycota.3212This class of fungi is known as imperfect fungi and considered to be the dumping ground for fungi that do not have characteristics of any of the other classes.An example is ringworm.Deuteromycota3313This class of fungi is known as club fungi; an example is mushrooms.Basidiomycota3414This class of fungi are called land dwellers, an example is bread mold.zygomycota3515____________ is formed by the combination of an alga and a fungus in a mutualistic relationship. Lichen3616_______________- is when a fungus and the roots of a plant form a mutualistic relationship.Mycorrhiza37