The World of Plants Unit 1 Vocabulary Review

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Across
  1. 2. the method of classifying living things
  2. 4. second taxonomy level that separates specimens in a kingdom by common characteristics
  3. 7. smallest unit of an organism that can survive on its own
  4. 9. the study of the human body
  5. 12. part of a cell that transforms sunlight into food (glucose)
  6. 14. the specialized parts of cells; animals have five main structures, plant cells have seven
  7. 17. part of a cell that breaks down food into energy
  8. 18. sixth taxonomy level between family and species
  9. 20. fourth taxonomy level between class and family
  10. 21. group of cells working together to perform a function
  11. 22. the study of plants
  12. 24. idea that at one time simple life came from nonliving chemicals; a modern version of spontaneous generation, also known as chemical evolution
  13. 26. third taxonomy level that separates specimens in a phylum by common characteristics
  14. 28. the two-name system commonly used to identify living things by their genus and species
Down
  1. 1. fifth taxonomy level between order and genus
  2. 3. a group of tissues working together to perform a function
  3. 5. life can only come from life
  4. 6. outer coating or 'skin' of a cell
  5. 7. liquid that fills a cell
  6. 8. series of tubes similar to blood vessels for transporting nutrients and other chemicals through a plant
  7. 10. cell division resulting in two daughter cells identical to the original cell
  8. 11. the study of animals
  9. 13. belief that animals were suddenly produced by their surroundings
  10. 15. control center or 'brain' of a cell
  11. 16. the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in living cells
  12. 19. rigid outermost layer of a plant cell
  13. 23. the last taxonomy level that finalizes the classification of a specimen
  14. 25. food storage location in a cell
  15. 27. the top level of taxonomy, indicating whether a living thing is a plant, animal, fungi, protist, or moneran