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Unit A Chapter 2

Unit A Chapter 2. What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates? Vertebrates have backbones and invertebrates do not. What vertebrates have dry, scaly skin?. Reptiles. What vertebrates have moist skin?. Amphibians . Grouping things by a set of rules is called

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Unit A Chapter 2

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  1. Unit A Chapter 2

  2. What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates? • Vertebrates have backbones and invertebrates do not

  3. What vertebrates have dry, scaly skin? • Reptiles

  4. What vertebrates have moist skin? • Amphibians

  5. Grouping things by a set of rules is called • Classification

  6. Turtles and snakes belong to what group of the animal kingdom? • Reptile

  7. A frog is a type of • Amphibian

  8. Snails belong to what group? • Mollusk

  9. Is a clam a vertebrate or invertebrate? • Invertebrate

  10. Mushrooms, yeasts, and molds belong to what kingdom? • Fungi

  11. What would happen if scientists found an animal that didn’t fit into any of the 5 kingdoms? • Form a new kingdom

  12. Classify a cat by naming the kingdom and two other groups to which it belongs. • Kingdom: Animal • Other Groups: Mammal, Vertebrate

  13. Name the three parts of a vascular plant • Roots, stem, leaves

  14. Bacteria is a ___________ • Moneran

  15. Name the five kingdoms • Moneran • Protist • Fungi • Plant • Animal

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