MP3 revision term 4

Classification and Ecology

Revision lesson for end of term 4 test



Test Date: July 3
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Classification and Ecology

Revision lesson for end of term 4 test



Test Date: July 3

Slide 1 - Slide

Sources of variation are
A
genes
B
environment
C
both are correct

Slide 2 - Quiz

Here we see a example of a measurement of
A
continuous variation
B
discontinuous variation

Slide 3 - Quiz

SORTING PEOPLE ACCORDING TO BLOOD GROUPS IS AN EXAMPLE OF:
A
CONTINUOUS VARIATION
B
DISCONTINOUS VARIATION

Slide 4 - Quiz

WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CLASSIFICATION GROUP?
A
KINGDOM
B
PHYLUM
C
CLASS
D
ORDER

Slide 5 - Quiz

The dog breeds we have today were developed through:
A
natural selection
B
artificial selection (selective breeding)
C
sexual selection
D
acquired selection

Slide 6 - Quiz

Homo sapiens and Homo erectus belong to the same species
A
True
B
False

Slide 7 - Quiz

Homo sapiens and Homo erectus belong to the same genus
A
True
B
False

Slide 8 - Quiz

The dog breeds we have today were developed through:
A
natural selection
B
artificial selection (selective breeding)
C
sexual selection
D
acquired selection

Slide 9 - Quiz

Which kingdom has chloroplasts?
A
Animals
B
Plants
C
Bacteria
D
Fungi

Slide 10 - Quiz

WHAT CLASS DO FROGS BELONG TO?
A
MAMMALS
B
REPTILES
C
AMPHIBIANS
D
BIRDS

Slide 11 - Quiz

Which cells do not have a cell wall?
A
Bacteria
B
Fungi
C
Plants
D
Animals

Slide 12 - Quiz

A bacteria is a:
A
Prokaryote
B
Eukaryote

Slide 13 - Quiz

Review the Kingdom of Animals

Slide 14 - Slide

Slide 15 - Video

8 Phyla: 
  • cnidarians
  • annelids
  • arthropods
  • nematodes
  • flatworms
  • chordates
  • molluscs
  • echinoderms

Slide 16 - Slide

Echinoderms:
  • Invertebrate animals with a liquid skeleton.
  • These animals all live in the sea.
  • They have tough, spiny skins.
  • They body has a pattern of five parts.
  • They move around on tube feet.

Slide 17 - Slide

Molluscs:
  • Invertebrate animals with a liquid skeleton.
  • Their bodies are soft but not segmented. 
  • Many of them have one or two shells to protect them.
  • They have a muscular ‘foot’ to burrow or around with.

Slide 18 - Slide

Chordates:
  • Vertebrate animals are animal with a backbone.
  • They have an endoskeleton made of either bone or cartilage.

Slide 19 - Slide

Flatworms:
  • Invertebrate animals with a liquid skeleton.
  • They have a flattened body with one opening (mouth and anus in one opening). 
  • Some live in fresh water, but most are parasites of animals, such as a human tapeworm. 

Slide 20 - Slide

Nematodes:
  • Invertebrate animals with a liquid skeleton.
  • They are also known as round worms and segmented worms (Annelids).
  • They have long, thread-like bodies with two openings (mouth and anus).
  • Some live in soil, but many are parasites that live in plants and animals.

Slide 21 - Slide

Arthropods:
  • Invertebrate animal with an exoskeleton.
  • Arthropod means jointed leg, all these animals have jointed legs.
  • They all have bodies that are divided into segments.
  • Because they have an exoskeleton they grow by molting.
  • They all have some kind of feelers or antennae.

Slide 22 - Slide

Annelids:
  • Invertebrate animals with a liquid skeleton.
  • They have long thin bodies divided into rings (segments).
  • Examples: garden worms & leeches

Slide 23 - Slide

Cnidarians:
  • Invertebrate animals that have a liquid skeleton.
  • They have hollow bodies shaped like bags
  • They have stingy tentacles.
  • Examples: jellyfish and anemones

Slide 24 - Slide

Slide 25 - Slide

What are the names of the 7 taxonomic groups in modern classification?

Slide 26 - Open question

What are the main criteria for classification of (in)vertebrates?

Slide 27 - Open question

List 3 things you have learned this lesson (or list any questions you have here)

Slide 28 - Open question

What do I need to revise?
Ch 1.2 Where organisms live

Ch 6.1 Classification and keys

Ch 6.2 Why do organisms vary?

Ch 8.1 Food chains and webs

Ch 8.3 Human Influences (pg 211, 212 Climate Change - Enhanced Greenhouse effect only)


Slide 29 - Slide

Revision materials:
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Slide 30 - Slide

THIS IS A JELLYFISH, WHAT TYPE OF SKELETON DOES IT HAVE
A
ENDOSKELETON
B
EXOSKELETON
C
LIQUID SKELETON

Slide 31 - Quiz

THIS IS A LOBSTER, TO WHICH CLASS DOES IT BELONG?
A
INSECTS
B
CRUSTACEANS
C
ARACHNIDS
D
MYRIAPODS

Slide 32 - Quiz

THIS IS A FERN, IT BELONGS TO ONE OF THE OLDEST GROUP OF PLANTS ON OUR PLANET. HOW DOES IT REPRODUCE?
A
WITH SEEDS
B
WITH SPORES
C
WITH RUNNERS

Slide 33 - Quiz

THESE ARE WOODLICE, THEY BELONG TO THE CRUSTACEANS. FIND THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CRUSTACEANS.
A
SEGMENTED BODIES IN 3 PARTS AND 3 PAIRS OF LEGS
B
BODY IN 2 PARTS AND 4 PAIR OF LEGS
C
2 PAIRS OF ANTENNAE AND HARD CHALKY SHELLS
D
LONG THIN SEGMENTED BODIES AND ONE OR 2 PAIRS OF LEGS PER SEGMENT

Slide 34 - Quiz

WHICH KINGDOM DOES NOT HAVE A PROPER NUCLEUS?
A
PLANTS
B
ANIMALS
C
FUNGI
D
BACTERIA

Slide 35 - Quiz

WHAT TYPE OF SKELETON DO FISH HAVE?
A
EXO SKELETON
B
ENDOSKELETON
C
LIQUID SKELETON

Slide 36 - Quiz

WHICH CHORDATE CLASS CAN DO METAMORPHOSIS?
A
FISH
B
AMPHIBIANS
C
REPTILES
D
MAMMALS

Slide 37 - Quiz

WHICH CHORDATE CLASS IS WARMBLOODED?
A
FISH
B
AMPHIBIANS
C
REPTILES
D
MAMMALS

Slide 38 - Quiz

WHAT TYPE OF VARIATION CAN BE APPLIED TO A RESEARCH OF EVERYONE'S LENGTH?
A
CONTINUOUS VARIATION
B
DISCONTINUOUS VARIATION

Slide 39 - Quiz


A
BRANCHED KEY
B
NUMBERED KEY

Slide 40 - Quiz