Relier Pairs Classification of Living Things (Flashcards)Version en ligne Flashcards: Classification par Benjamin D Morgan 1 Claim 2 Dependent Variable 3 Controlled Variable 4 Kingdom Plantae 5 prokaryotic cells 6 Kingdom Animalia 7 Independent Variable 8 Elaboration 9 Evidence 10 eukaryotic cells 11 cell nucleus 12 Kingdom Fungi 13 Questions asked when classifying organisms. 14 membrane 15 Kingdom Bacteria: Archaebacteria AND Eubacteria (Monera) 16 Kingdom Protista 1. Single celled 2. Prokaryote cells 3. Found living in/on human skin, dirt, bread, etc. 4. Can be producers, consumers, or decomposers This is your observations or data from the experiment that you use to support your claim. "We found that at ______ this ____ occurred, at ____ this ______occurred, etc." Do it's cells have a nucleus? Is it single-celled or a multi-celled organism? Does it get energy from making its own food? We want only the independent variable to cause our results. So we keep all other variables the same. The variables we keep the same are called... These cells do a have a nucleus, membrane-bound organelles. 1. Eukaryote cells 2. Multi-cellular organisms 3. They eat other organisms for energy (consumers/heterotrophs) The variable that we make different in an experiment (the cause) Cause/effect answer based on the evidence from the experiment. Written like this "As the ________ goes up then the ____ will (increase, decrease, or not be effected)." This is where you explain what the evidence means. Written like this. "My data means this...." A thin covering of tissue like skin that gives an organelle structure and keeps contents within 1. Eukaryote cells 2. Multi-cellular organisms 3. Make their own food through photosynthesis These cells do not a have a nucleus or membrane-bound organelles. an organelle in a cell that holds the cells DNA. The brain of the cell. 1. Mostly singled celled organism 2. Can be either a producer or consumer 3. Eukaryote cells 1. mostly multi-cellular organisms 2. get their energy by breaking down dead organisms (decomposers) 3. Eukaryote cells The variable that we measure in an experiment (the effect)