Classification of Life
Across
- 2. perspective – Viewing the world through God’s Word, recognizing truths like humans being created in God’s image.
- 3. – The largest groups used in classification, containing broad categories of life.
- 5. – Microscopic organisms that can be helpful or harmful.
- 7. Classification System – A scientific framework for naming and grouping organisms, often influenced by evolutionary assumptions.
- 10. names – The universal names for organisms, written in Latin.
- 12. – A kingdom that includes algae and protozoans.
- 13. – The animal kingdom, organisms that must consume food for energy.
- 15. language – A language used worldwide, such as Latin in scientific names.
- 16. – The second part of a scientific name; identifies a specific organism.
- 17. assumptions – The belief that organisms share common ancestors, which influences classification.
Down
- 1. – The process of grouping living things based on shared characteristics.
- 4. – Biblical categories of organisms that reproduce “after their kind.”
- 5. nomenclature – The system of giving each organism a two-part name (genus + species).
- 6. – The first part of a scientific name; groups similar organisms.
- 8. – The plant kingdom, organisms that make their own food by photosynthesis.
- 9. Mandate – God’s command in Genesis 1:28 for humans to rule over the earth and care for creation.
- 11. – A kingdom including mushrooms, molds, and yeasts.
- 14. – Microscopic organisms often found in extreme environments.