genusthe level ofclassificationthat comes afterfamily and thatcontains similarspeciesa kingdom made upof complex,multicellularorganisms that lackcells walls, canusually move around,and quickly respondto their environmentsAnimaliaheterotrophscannotmake itsown foodgeologicaltimescalethe standard methodused to divide Earth'slong 4.6 billion yearnatural history intomanageable parts.Archaeaa domain made up ofprokaryotes most ofwhich are known to livein extremeenvironments, that aredistinguished fromother prokaryotes bydifferences in theirgeneticsEukaryaa domainmade upof alleukaryotesPaleozoicerabegan about 542million years ago -plants, fungi andair-breathinganimals dominatedthe earthchemicalcharacteristics(like DNA) orphysicalcharacteristicstypes ofevidenceused toclassifyorganismsspeciesa group oforganisms thatare closelyrelated and canproduce fertileoffspringPrecambriantimestarted 4.6billion yearsago - a timedominated bysingle-celledprokaryotesPlantaea kingdom made up ofcomplex multicellularorganisms that areusually green, havecell walls, cannot movearound, and use thesun's energy to makesugar byphotosynthesisBacteriaa domain made upof prokaryotes thatusually have a cellwall that thatusually reproduceby cell divisionMesozoicerawhendinosaursdominatedthe earthmassextinctionwhen a largenumber ofspecies goextinct during arelatively shorttimefossilrecordall the fossilsthat havebeendiscoveredworldwidecella membrane-covered structurethat contains allthe materialsnecessary for lifedomainone of thethree broadgroups thatall livingthings fall intodichotomouskeycontains pairedstatements thatcan be used toidentifyorganismsCenozoicerabegan about 65millions years agoand continues today.a time dominated bybirds, mammals, andflowering plantsFungia kingdom made up of nongreen, eukaryoticorganisms that have nomeans of movement,produce using spores, andget food by breaking downsubstances in theirsurroundings andabsorbing the nutrientsextinctionwhen everyindividual ofa speciesdies.fossila trace orimprint of aliving thing thatis preserved bygeologicalprocessesautotrophicmakesits ownfoodProtistaa kingdom of mostlyone-celled eukaryoticorganisms that aredifferent fromanimals, archeae,bacteria, and fungigenusthe level ofclassificationthat comes afterfamily and thatcontains similarspeciesa kingdom made upof complex,multicellularorganisms that lackcells walls, canusually move around,and quickly respondto their environmentsAnimaliaheterotrophscannotmake itsown foodgeologicaltimescalethe standard methodused to divide Earth'slong 4.6 billion yearnatural history intomanageable parts.Archaeaa domain made up ofprokaryotes most ofwhich are known to livein extremeenvironments, that aredistinguished fromother prokaryotes bydifferences in theirgeneticsEukaryaa domainmade upof alleukaryotesPaleozoicerabegan about 542million years ago -plants, fungi andair-breathinganimals dominatedthe earthchemicalcharacteristics(like DNA) orphysicalcharacteristicstypes ofevidenceused toclassifyorganismsspeciesa group oforganisms thatare closelyrelated and canproduce fertileoffspringPrecambriantimestarted 4.6billion yearsago - a timedominated bysingle-celledprokaryotesPlantaea kingdom made up ofcomplex multicellularorganisms that areusually green, havecell walls, cannot movearound, and use thesun's energy to makesugar byphotosynthesisBacteriaa domain made upof prokaryotes thatusually have a cellwall that thatusually reproduceby cell divisionMesozoicerawhendinosaursdominatedthe earthmassextinctionwhen a largenumber ofspecies goextinct during arelatively shorttimefossilrecordall the fossilsthat havebeendiscoveredworldwidecella membrane-covered structurethat contains allthe materialsnecessary for lifedomainone of thethree broadgroups thatall livingthings fall intodichotomouskeycontains pairedstatements thatcan be used toidentifyorganismsCenozoicerabegan about 65millions years agoand continues today.a time dominated bybirds, mammals, andflowering plantsFungia kingdom made up of nongreen, eukaryoticorganisms that have nomeans of movement,produce using spores, andget food by breaking downsubstances in theirsurroundings andabsorbing the nutrientsextinctionwhen everyindividual ofa speciesdies.fossila trace orimprint of aliving thing thatis preserved bygeologicalprocessesautotrophicmakesits ownfoodProtistaa kingdom of mostlyone-celled eukaryoticorganisms that aredifferent fromanimals, archeae,bacteria, and fungi

Lessons 4 & 5:History of Life on Earth & Classification - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the level of classification that comes after family and that contains similar species
    genus
  2. Animalia
    a kingdom made up of complex, multicellular organisms that lack cells walls, can usually move around, and quickly respond to their environments
  3. cannot make its own food
    heterotrophs
  4. the standard method used to divide Earth's long 4.6 billion year natural history into manageable parts.
    geological time scale
  5. a domain made up of prokaryotes most of which are known to live in extreme environments, that are distinguished from other prokaryotes by differences in their genetics
    Archaea
  6. a domain made up of all eukaryotes
    Eukarya
  7. began about 542 million years ago - plants, fungi and air-breathing animals dominated the earth
    Paleozoic era
  8. types of evidence used to classify organisms
    chemical characteristics (like DNA) or physical characteristics
  9. a group of organisms that are closely related and can produce fertile offspring
    species
  10. started 4.6 billion years ago - a time dominated by single-celled prokaryotes
    Precambrian time
  11. a kingdom made up of complex multicellular organisms that are usually green, have cell walls, cannot move around, and use the sun's energy to make sugar by photosynthesis
    Plantae
  12. a domain made up of prokaryotes that usually have a cell wall that that usually reproduce by cell division
    Bacteria
  13. when dinosaurs dominated the earth
    Mesozoic era
  14. when a large number of species go extinct during a relatively short time
    mass extinction
  15. all the fossils that have been discovered worldwide
    fossil record
  16. a membrane-covered structure that contains all the materials necessary for life
    cell
  17. one of the three broad groups that all living things fall into
    domain
  18. contains paired statements that can be used to identify organisms
    dichotomous key
  19. began about 65 millions years ago and continues today. a time dominated by birds, mammals, and flowering plants
    Cenozoic era
  20. a kingdom made up of non green, eukaryotic organisms that have no means of movement, produce using spores, and get food by breaking down substances in their surroundings and absorbing the nutrients
    Fungi
  21. when every individual of a species dies.
    extinction
  22. a trace or imprint of a living thing that is preserved by geological processes
    fossil
  23. makes its own food
    autotrophic
  24. a kingdom of mostly one-celled eukaryotic organisms that are different from animals, archeae, bacteria, and fungi
    Protista