Methods of Classification of Organisms Test (L.6.4.1)

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Methods of Classification of Organisms Test (L.6.4.1)

Methods of Classification of Organisms Test (L.6.4.1)

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Who is known as the "father of taxonomy?"

What classification system did Aristotle use?

Which scientist proposed a three-domain system?

What technological advancement allowed for the classification of organisms into unicellular and multicellular?

Which classification method includes organisms classified as protists?

What was a key characteristic used by Linnaeus in his classification system?

What did Robert Whittaker add to the classification system?

Which scientist's method of classification was based on cell structures?

In your own words, summarize the taxonomic classification system.

What is the highest taxonomic rank of organisms?

Describe the characteristics of archaea.

Compare and contrast heterotrophs and autotrophs. Provide examples of each.

List the six kingdoms of life.

Name:

Date:

Period:

Who is known as the "father of taxonomy?"

What classification system did Aristotle use?

Which scientist proposed a three-domain system?

What technological advancement allowed for the classification of organisms into unicellular and multicellular?

Which classification method includes organisms classified as protists?

What was a key characteristic used by Linnaeus in his classification system?

What did Robert Whittaker add to the classification system?

Which scientist's method of classification was based on cell structures?

In your own words, summarize the taxonomic classification system.

What is the highest taxonomic rank of organisms?

Describe the characteristics of archaea.

Compare and contrast heterotrophs and autotrophs. Provide examples of each.

List the six kingdoms of life.