6 Written Questions

1. cell
2. binomial nomenlature
3. domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
4. microscope
5. prokaryotes
6. light

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. structure
   1. system of classification for living things in order
   2. the process of grouping things based on their characteristics
   3. The word for what something is made of and how it's parts are put together
   4. the job of something or what it does
2. classification
   1. the process of grouping things based on their characteristics
   2. study of how living things are classified
   3. the job of something or what it does
   4. the type of microscope we use in our classroom
3. electron
   1. the type of microscope that has the greatest powers of magnification
   2. the job of something or what it does
   3. the type of microscope we use in our classroom
   4. the process of grouping things based on their characteristics
4. Anton von Leeuwenhoek
   1. the type of microscope we use in our classroom
   2. system of classification for living things in order
   3. the process of grouping things based on their characteristics
   4. dutch businessman who is credited with inventing the first good microscope
5. Robert Hooke
   1. organisms whose cells lack an organized nucleus
   2. The English scientist who observed the spaces in cork and called them cells
   3. the type of microscope we use in our classroom
   4. the process of grouping things based on their characteristics
6. fungi, plants, animals, protists
   1. the two part naming system
   2. the domain that humans belong
   3. the job of something or what it does
   4. four kingdoms in domain Eukarya

5 True/False Questions

1. study of how living things are classified → taxonomy

   True        False

2. the domain that humans belong → Eukarya

   True        False

3. way that the lenses magnify objects is by doing this to the light that passes through them → classification

   True        False

4. the job of something or what it does → Eukarya

   True        False

5. the widely accepted explanation of the relationship between cells & living things → cell

   True        False