Question

1. the grouping of organisms by their type is called
2. a is a protist that cannot make its own food.
3. bacteria belong to the moneran
4. a is a scientist who studies the behavior and characteristics of living things.
5. a one - celled plantlike protist is known as an
6. a is a one - celled organism without a nucleus.
7. a mushroom is an example of a many - celled
8. a includes all organisms that can reproduce together and have offspring that can also reproduce.
9. what are the names of the five kingdoms?
10. which kingdoms contain many - celled organisms?
11. which classification grouping includes chordata, or all animals that have backbones?
12. what is the smallest classification grouping
13. which kingdom do algae belong to?
14. which kingdom contains organisms that do not have nuclei?

Explanation:

1. Taxonomy is the science of classifying organisms.
2. Protozoan are protists that are heterotrophic (cannot make their own food).
3. Bacteria are classified under the Moneran kingdom.
4. A biologist studies living organisms.
5. Algae are plant - like protists, and some are one - celled.
6. Bacteria are one - celled and prokaryotic (no nucleus).
7. Mushrooms are fungi, and many fungi are multicellular.
8. A species is defined as a group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring.
9. The five kingdoms in the Whittaker classification are Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia.
10. Plantae (plants), Animalia (animals), and Fungi (some fungi) are kingdoms with many - celled organisms.
11. Phylum Chordata is under the Animalia kingdom.
12. Species is the smallest classification grouping.
13. Algae belong to the Protista kingdom (some may consider them in Plantae in older classifications, but in the five - kingdom system, they are Protista).
14. Monera contains prokaryotic organisms (no nuclei).

Answer:

1. taxonomy
2. protozoan
3. kingdom
4. biologist
5. algae
6. bacterium
7. fungus
8. species
9. Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
10. Plantae, Animalia, Fungi
11. Animalia
12. species
13. Protista
14. Monera