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These were the MOST missed test questions on the test. There are some extra questions to get you to THINK about what you are reading.
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A student is having a difficult time comparing and contrasting the characteristics of the kingdoms fungi and plantae. Which question below would lead the student to discovering a difference between the two kingdoms?
BUT FIRST...Where do BOTH Fungi and Plantae organisms store their DNA?
in the nucleus
free floating in the cell
A student is having a difficult time comparing and contrasting the characteristics of the kingdoms fungi and plantae. Which question below would lead the student to discovering a difference between the two kingdoms?

Which of the following best describes how Fungi and Plantae get their energy?
Plantae are autotrophs and Fungi are heterotrophs
Plantae are heterotrophs and Fungi are autotrophs
Plantae and Fungi are BOTH heterotrophs
Plantae and Fungi are BOTH autotrophs
A student is having a difficult time comparing and contrasting the characteristics of the kingdoms fungi and plantae. Which question below would lead the student to discovering a difference between the two kingdoms?
Which organisms are eukaryotic?
Which organisms have a cell wall?
How does each organism obtain energy?
How does each organism store its genetic information?
A research assistant has been asked to take microscopic images of a sample from a study. It was requested that the image must be 3D, but does not require color. It is also important that the image shows the plasmodesmata, which are small openings or pores on the cell wall that allow for exchange of molecules such as water.
Which microscope should the research assistant use?
but FIRST... where is the cell wall?
on the outside of the cell (surface of the cell)
on the inside of the cell (through the cell)
A research assistant has been asked to take microscopic images of a sample from a study. It was requested that the image must be 3D, but does not require color. It is also important that the image shows the plasmodesmata, which are small openings or pores on the cell wall that allow for exchange of molecules such as water.
Which microscope should the research assistant use?
dissecting microscope
compound microscope
scanning microscope
dissecting microscope
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FIRST what is the table showing you?
number of genetic differences
number of genetic similarities
anatomical differences
habitat differences
Scientists struggled with classifying lesser pandas and giant pandas because they have physical similarities to both raccoons and spectacled bears. Lesser pandas were previously thought to be closely related to giant pandas. Nucleotide differences between each organism are found below.

Using data from the table, which statement best describes how the newer nucleotide evidence would change the classification of these organisms?
The similarities in the nucleotide sequences of the giant panda and the lesser panda demonstrate they are most closely related.
DNA evidence has shown that the lesser panda is most closely related to the raccoon because it has the most genetic similarities.
The lesser panda and the spectacled bear are most closely related because they share the same genetic information resulting in many shared traits.
Similarities in nucleotides between the lesser panda and the spectacled bear indicate they are most closely related and that they should live in similar environments.
According to the table, how many differences are there between the lesser panda and the raccoon?
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The figure below demonstrates the changes to our understanding of the scientific taxonomy for living organisms.
As technology became more advanced, what happened to the classification system?
BUT FIRST how did the classification change over time?
in 1735 there were 2 kingdoms and in 1977 there were 6 kingdoms
in 1735 there were 6 kingdoms and in 1977 there were 2 kingdoms
in 1735 there were 5 kingdoms and in 1977 there were 6 kingdoms
in 1735 there was one 1 kingdom and in 1977 there was 1 kingdom
The figure below demonstrates the changes to our understanding of the scientific taxonomy for living organisms.

As technology became more advanced, what happened to the classification system?
Advances in DNA sequencing have eliminated the original kingdoms from the Linnaean system.
Advances in the microscope have allowed us to move from the six kingdom system to a three kingdom system.
Advances in the microscope have allowed us to modify our classification system, and create the kingdom animalia.
Advances in DNA sequencing have allowed us to modify our classification systems over time to include six kingdoms.
Using the diagrams what characteristics do lizards have? (more than one is correct)
amniotic egg
nucleated red blood cell
no outer shell
all have legs
wings
What organism only has TWO traits: amniotic egg and nucleated red blood cells?
mammals
crocodiles
birds
turtles
lizards
Which organism has FOUR traits: amniotic egg, nucleated red blood cell, no outer shell, and all have legs?
mammals
crocodiles
birds
turtles
lizards
A scientist has been working on creating a cladogram, a tool scientists use to display the evolutionary relationships between organisms.  They were able to determine the placement of lizards, which can be seen in the image below.

Based on the information provided, which animals are most closely related to lizards?
mammals and birds
crocodiles and birds
turtles and mammals
turtles and crocodiles