I. Fill in each gap with one word: The names of animals and plants vary widely from country to country and often from region to region in the same country. It is not unusual to travel to (1)..... part of your own country and find that the word for a common animal or flower (2)... different from the one you are (3).... to. This variety of terms (4)... make life very difficult for scientists. Fortunately, (5)... is a set of international standard terms for describing all plants and living creatures. It was devised by Carolus Linnaeus, who was born in Sweden in 1707. By the time of (6).... death in 1778, he had developed a system for classifying plants and animals which is (7).... in use today. Using his system, any (8)... of the millions of different plants and animals on Earth can be identified in (9)... a way that a scientist will know exactly (10) it is. It was Linnaeus (11)...first divided the natural world into animal, vegetal and mineral. The first step in his system is (12).... place something in one of these three kingdoms". He then subdivided (13) ... kingdom into various categories. The words that he used in his system are all Latin, (14) known to the world. the name by (15) he is​