Title Page“The 6 Kingdoms & Viruses”

~Your Name~4 pictures/drawing of organisms

– include kingdom & scientific name.

Page 1

Bacteria(both Eubacteria & Archaebacteria)

• Read pages 246-255.• Provide three (3) general characteristics• Explain the difference between the two• Draw diagram of binary fission• 3 most common shapes (draw & label)• Provide two (2) examples of how they can be

useful and how they can be harmful (role in our world)

• All bacteria is prokaryotic – what does this mean?

Page 2

Protists

• Read pages 270-281• General characteristics – three (3)• There are three (3) groups of protists. What

are they? What makes them different?• Give an example of each type. Include both

common and scientific name. Provide an illustration of each.

Page 3

Fungi

• Read pages 282 – 289• Provide three (3) general characteristics• What are four (4) kinds of fungi? Describe

each kind. Give an example of each.• What is a lichen? Isn’t it 2 organisms? Why do

we have a scientist name for it?

Page 4

Animalia

• Read pages 356-369• General characteristics – three (3)• What are vertebrate & invertebrates?• Why are animals considered consumers?• What are the 7 behaviors discussed in your

book? Explain the importance of each.

Page 5

Animalia-Invertebrates

• Read pages 378 - 401• Invertebrates account for what % of all

animals?• Provide an example of an animal with each of

the 3 basic body plans. Draw a picture of each.• Provide general characteristics &examples of

each of the following: Mollusks, arthropods, and echindoerms

Page 6

Animalia - vertebrates

• Read pages 412-418• Are all vertebrates warm or cold blooded?

What is the difference?• What are 3 kinds of fish?

Page 7

Plantae

• Read pages 300-320• Provide general descriptions (4) of this

kingdom• What type of plant is the most common plant

on earth?• Explain the difference between nonvascular

and vascular.

Page 8

Plantae cont …….

• Provide general characteristics of seed plants.• What is gymnosperm? Angiosperm?• What is the function of (a) roots, (b) stems, (c)

leaves, and (d) flowers in seed plants?

Page 9

Virus

• Read pages 256-259• Are viruses living?• Illustrate the 4 basic shapes.• What is the Lytic Cycle?• What is a host? • How do we treat viruses?

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