Classification WebQuest

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Classification WebQuest

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Classification of Life WebQuest

Use the images and websites below to help you answer the questions. good luck on your quest!

Part 1--Biological Classification

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What does the word "Species" mean in Latin?

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Part 2--Ology: The Tree of Life

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What is the word for the type of diagram scientists use to show how species are related (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)

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Explore the groups shown on the cladogram to answer these questions.

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Match each group to the percentage of the world's organisms that are classified into that group.

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Which animal group makes up the largest percentage of the world's oragnisms? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)

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What protein do all animals have in common? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

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What structure do eukaryotes have in their cells? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram OR remember EU rhymes with DO...)

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Part 3--Ology: It Takes All Kinds

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Answer the questions in the quiz at the bottom of the website above to read about different oragnisms. Then, match the organism to the kingdom it belongs to.

Part 4--Classifying Critters

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Click the GOLDEN EAGLE on the website above to start the online activity.
Complete the following statements as you work through the activity.

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Part 5--Taxonomy

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What do archaea and bacteria domains have in common?

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Classification of Life WebQuest

Use the images and websites below to help you answer the questions. good luck on your quest!

Part 1--Biological Classification

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What TWO terms are used for an organism's binomial name? (SELECT TWO THINGS OR GET IT WRONG)

Order

Family

Genus

Species

What does the word "Species" mean in Latin?

Who first proposed a system for classifying organisms?

Charles Darwin

Yo momma

Linnaeus

Aristotle

Part 2--Ology: The Tree of Life

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What is the word for the type of diagram scientists use to show how species are related (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)

Explore the groups shown on the cladogram to answer these questions.

Match each group to the percentage of the world's organisms that are classified into that group.

Which animal group makes up the largest percentage of the world's oragnisms? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)

What protein do all animals have in common? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

What are tetrapods?
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

Animals with four limbs

Animals with two side-by-side openings in the roof of their mouths

Animals with two openings behind their eyes in their skulls

What structure do eukaryotes have in their cells? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram OR remember EU rhymes with DO...)

Into what group would humans be classified?

True bacteria

Green plants

Echinoderms

Mammals

Part 3--Ology: It Takes All Kinds

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Answer the questions in the quiz at the bottom of the website above to read about different oragnisms. Then, match the organism to the kingdom it belongs to.

Part 4--Classifying Critters

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What is the name for the group of animals with a backbone?

Spinae

Invertebrates

Vertebrates

Backbonia

Click the GOLDEN EAGLE on the website above to start the online activity.
Complete the following statements as you work through the activity.

What do all birds have in common?

All birds have teeth, a backbone, and feathers

All birds have feathers, wings, and are cold blooded

All birds have beaks, wings, and feathers

What do all amphibians have in common?

All amphibians are cold-blooded, born in water, and breathe through their skin and lungs or gills.

All amphibians have scales, breathe through their lungs or gills, and are cold-blooded

All amphibians lay eggs, have backbones, and claws.

Do you know what all mammals have in common?

Mammals are warm-blooded, nurse their young, and breathe through their gills.

Mammals are warm-blooded, breathe through their lungs, and nurse their young.

Mammals lay eggs, have a backbone, and are warm-blooded.

What do all fish have in common?

Fish are warm-blooded, have scales, and breathe through their gills.

Fish lay eggs, have a backbone, and breathe through gills.

Fish have scales, a backbone, and breathe through gills.

What do all reptiles have in common?

Reptiles have scales, are warm-blooded, and live in water or on land

Reptiles are cold-blooded, have scales, and breathe only through their lungs.

All reptiles lay eggs, have a backbone, and are cold-blooded.

Part 5--Taxonomy

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What is the correct order from most general to most specific?

Genus, Species, Family, Order, Class, Phylum, Kingdom, Domain

Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

Species, Genus, Family, Order, Class, Phylum, Kingdom, Domain

Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Domain, Kingdom, Genus, Species

What are the THREE domains? (MUST PICK THREE TO GET FULL CREDIT)

Bacteria

Eukaryota

Animalia

Archaea

What do archaea and bacteria domains have in common?

Which domain do we fall in?

Archaea

Bacteria

Eukaryota

What TWO terms are used for an organism's binomial name? (SELECT TWO THINGS OR GET IT WRONG)

Order

Family

Genus

Species

Who first proposed a system for classifying organisms?

Charles Darwin

Yo momma

Linnaeus

Aristotle

What are tetrapods?
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

Animals with four limbs

Animals with two side-by-side openings in the roof of their mouths

Animals with two openings behind their eyes in their skulls

Into what group would humans be classified?

True bacteria

Green plants

Echinoderms

Mammals

What is the name for the group of animals with a backbone?

Spinae

Invertebrates

Vertebrates

Backbonia

What do all birds have in common?

All birds have teeth, a backbone, and feathers

All birds have feathers, wings, and are cold blooded

All birds have beaks, wings, and feathers

What do all amphibians have in common?

All amphibians are cold-blooded, born in water, and breathe through their skin and lungs or gills.

All amphibians have scales, breathe through their lungs or gills, and are cold-blooded

All amphibians lay eggs, have backbones, and claws.

Do you know what all mammals have in common?

Mammals are warm-blooded, nurse their young, and breathe through their gills.

Mammals are warm-blooded, breathe through their lungs, and nurse their young.

Mammals lay eggs, have a backbone, and are warm-blooded.

What do all fish have in common?

Fish are warm-blooded, have scales, and breathe through their gills.

Fish lay eggs, have a backbone, and breathe through gills.

Fish have scales, a backbone, and breathe through gills.

What do all reptiles have in common?

Reptiles have scales, are warm-blooded, and live in water or on land

Reptiles are cold-blooded, have scales, and breathe only through their lungs.

All reptiles lay eggs, have a backbone, and are cold-blooded.

What is the correct order from most general to most specific?

Genus, Species, Family, Order, Class, Phylum, Kingdom, Domain

Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

Species, Genus, Family, Order, Class, Phylum, Kingdom, Domain

Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Domain, Kingdom, Genus, Species

What are the THREE domains? (MUST PICK THREE TO GET FULL CREDIT)

Bacteria

Eukaryota

Animalia

Archaea

Which domain do we fall in?

Archaea

Bacteria

Eukaryota

Classification WebQuest

Classification WebQuest

Classification of Life WebQuest

What does the word "Species" mean in Latin?

What is the word for the type of diagram scientists use to show how species are related (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)

Match each group to the percentage of the world's organisms that are classified into that group.

Which animal group makes up the largest percentage of the world's oragnisms? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)

What protein do all animals have in common? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

What structure do eukaryotes have in their cells? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram OR remember EU rhymes with DO...)

Answer the questions in the quiz at the bottom of the website above to read about different oragnisms. Then, match the organism to the kingdom it belongs to.

What do archaea and bacteria domains have in common?

Classification of Life WebQuest

What TWO terms are used for an organism's binomial name? (SELECT TWO THINGS OR GET IT WRONG)

What does the word "Species" mean in Latin?

Who first proposed a system for classifying organisms?

What is the word for the type of diagram scientists use to show how species are related (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)

Match each group to the percentage of the world's organisms that are classified into that group.

Which animal group makes up the largest percentage of the world's oragnisms? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)

What protein do all animals have in common? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

What are tetrapods?(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

What structure do eukaryotes have in their cells? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram OR remember EU rhymes with DO...)

Into what group would humans be classified?

Answer the questions in the quiz at the bottom of the website above to read about different oragnisms. Then, match the organism to the kingdom it belongs to.

What is the name for the group of animals with a backbone?

What do all birds have in common?

What do all amphibians have in common?

Do you know what all mammals have in common?

What do all fish have in common?

What do all reptiles have in common?

What is the correct order from most general to most specific?

What are the THREE domains? (MUST PICK THREE TO GET FULL CREDIT)

What do archaea and bacteria domains have in common?

Which domain do we fall in?

What protein do all animals have in common? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

What structure do eukaryotes have in their cells? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram OR remember EU rhymes with DO...)

What protein do all animals have in common? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

What are tetrapods?
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram)

What structure do eukaryotes have in their cells? (MUST SPELL CORRECTLY TO GET CREDIT)
(HINT: Hover over the yellow dots on the cladogram OR remember EU rhymes with DO...)