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Question 1

Which statement is true regarding the taxonomic system?

a
The current taxonomic system is based on the Linnaean classification system.
b
Charles Darwin was the primary creator of the current taxonomic system.
c
All of the current, living species in the world have been cataloged.
d
All of the past, extinct species have been cataloged.
Question 2
Place the levels (taxa) of classification in order from Largest (most inclusive at the TOP) to Smallest (least inclusive on the BOTTOM)

Concentric Circles - Definition, Equation, Area and Examples

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1.Family
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2.Kingdom
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3.Phyla
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4.Order
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5.Class
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6.Genus
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7.Species
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8.Domain
Question 3
The chart shows the characteristics of organisms that are found in three domains.


Characteristic Domain A Domain B Domain C
Single celled Some Yes No
Cell wall No Yes Yes
Nuclear membrane No No Yes
Ribosomes Yes No Yes
Membrane-bound organelles No No Yes




Based on the information in the chart, which statement BEST describes Domain C?

a
Domain C represents the Eukarya domain because only eukaryotic cells have cell walls.
b
Domain C represents the Bacteria domain because bacterial cells are always multi-cellular.
c
Domain C represents the Eukarya domain because eukaryotic cells contain nuclear membranes.
d
Domain C represents the Bacteria domain because bacterial cells contain membrane-bound organelles.
Question 4
Match the Kingdom with the correct characteristics

Basic Taxonomy-6 Kingdoms of Life-Classification - YouTube

Column A
1.
Plants:
Plants
2.
Fungi:
Fungi
3.
Animals:
Animals
4.
Protista:
Protista
5.
Eubacteria:
Eubacteria
6.
Archaebacteria:
Archaebacteria
Column B
a.Prokaryotic organisms with cell walls without peptidoglycan and are considered the first cells
b.Prokaryotic organisms with cell walls of peptidoglycan and can be either heterotrophs or autotrophs
c.Multicellular heterotrophs lacking cell walls
d.Multicellular autotrophs with cell walls of cellulose
e.Mostly multicellular heterotrophs with cell walls of chitin
f.Uni and multicellular organisms that do not fit in the other eukaryotic kingdoms
Question 5
A dichotomous key is used by scientists to...

a
Identify chemical properties of a substance
b
Identify living organisms
c
Identify a rock or mineral
d
Identify alien life on other planets
Question 6

a
Puffer fish
b
Cornetfish
c
Snapper
d
Flounder
Question 7
All the animals to the right of the salamander would have the common characteristic of...

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a
Lungs
b
Jaws
c
Claws or nails
d
Fur
Question 8
Which group of animals on this tree are most closely related to birds?

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a
Ornithischian dinosaurs
b
Saurischian dinosaurs
c
Crocodiles
d
None of these are related to birds
Question 9
The Last Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA) of all living things is thought to have lived between 3.5 and 3.8 billion years ago. This is the last organism with which the organisms of today share a common descent. Despite their differences, all living things share the same basic characteristics of life.

Examine the phylogenetic tree below, then choose the response that explains why, in terms of the characteristics of life, both bacterial kingdoms are separated on the tree from animals, plants, protists, and fungi.

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a
All living things must use energy. The method that bacteria use to obtain energy is different than the other kingdoms. Both bacterial kingdoms are capable of making their own energy from chemicals in their environment. Animals, protists, and fungi have to find their own food, whereas plants use photosynthesis to make glucose.
b
All living things must reproduce. People can compare the two bacterial kingdoms based on their mode of reproduction, which is binary fission. The animals, plants, protists, and fungi all reproduce sexually, a characteristic that allows people to compare those kingdoms.
c
All living things contain at least one cell. Animals, plants, protists, and fungi all contain eukaryotic cells. Both bacterial kingdoms contain organisms with prokaryotic cells.
d
All living things grow and develop. Bacteria are small but do get bigger when they are ready to undergo mitosis. Animals, plants, protists, and fungi all grow due to the process of meiosis, the process that makes new body cells.
Question 10
Where is the alligator and T. rex's most recent common ancestor?

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a
Point A
b
Point B
c
Point C
d
Point D

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Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 1:
a The current taxonomic system is based on the Linnaean classification system.

Question 2:
Order the levels of classification from Largest to Smallest:

  1. Domain
  2. Kingdom
  3. Phyla
  4. Class
  5. Order
  6. Family
  7. Genus
  8. Species

Question 3:
c Domain C represents the Eukarya domain because eukaryotic cells contain nuclear membranes.

Question 4:
Match the Kingdom with the correct characteristics:

  1. Plants: d Multicellular autotrophs with cell walls of cellulose
  2. Fungi: e Mostly multicellular heterotrophs with cell walls of chitin
  3. Animals: c Multicellular heterotrophs lacking cell walls
  4. Protista: f Uni and multicellular organisms that do not fit in the other eukaryotic kingdoms
  5. Eubacteria: b Prokaryotic organisms with cell walls of peptidoglycan and can be either heterotrophs or autotrophs
  6. Archaebacteria: a Prokaryotic organisms with cell walls without peptidoglycan and are considered the first cells

Question 5:
b Identify living organisms

Question 6:
[This question seems incomplete as it does not provide context. However, if you mean to identify relationships based on a phylogenetic tree, you need to provide the specific context or image.]

Question 7:
a Lungs

Question 8:
c Crocodiles

Question 9:
c All living things contain at least one cell. Animals, plants, protists, and fungi all contain eukaryotic cells. Both bacterial kingdoms contain organisms with prokaryotic cells.

Question 10:
[This question also requires an associated image to provide an answer about the common ancestor's location. Without the image, I cannot determine the correct point.]

Please revise or provide any additional information if needed!