Classification Vocabulary

2. Organisms that exist as a single cell.
3. A hard protective layer around cells.
5. The kingdom of eukaryotes that have cell walls and are autotrophs.
6. The kingdom of eukaryotes that have cell walls and are heterotrophs.
10. Organisms in this kingdom that are multicellular don't have true differentiation.
13. This term means organisms are made of many differentiated cells.
15. The most specific level of classification.
16. Organisms that have to eat to survive are __.
18. The third most general level of classification.
19. The most general level of classification.
20. This means the organism is made of cells with no nucleus.
22. The second most general level of classification.

1. Organisms that exist as many cells working together, often with complex organization.
4. The two levels of name that make up the scientific names.
7. The kingdom of eukaryotes that have no cell walls and are heterotrophs.
8. Organisms that can make their own food are __.
9. The fifth most general level of classification.
11. The two kingdoms that are prokaryotic are both types of...
12. The sixth most general level of classification.
14. The kingdom of mostly unicellular eukaryotes.
17. The bacteria are only made of one cell so they are __.
21. The fourth most general level of classification.