CIE iGCSE The 5 Kingdoms

What is a species?

• Organisms that can not breed to produce offspring

• Organisms that can breed to produce offspring

• Organisms that can breed to produce fertile offspring

• Organisms that can not breed to produce fertile offspring

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The binomial name for a tiger is:

• Mammalia (class) tigris (species)

• Panthera (genus) felidae (family)

• Mamalia (class) panthera (genus)

• Panthera (genus) tigris (species)

What is the correct order of the seven different groups we can organise organisms into?

• Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

• Kingdom, phylum, order, class, family, genus, species

• Phylum, kingdom, order, class, family, genus, species

• Phylum, kingdom, class, order, genus, species

What are the key characteristics of the animalia kingdom?

• Unicellular, cells have a nucleus but no cell wall, feed on organic substances

• Multicellular, cells have a nucleus but no cell wall, feed on organic substances

• Multicellular, cells have no nucleus, feed on organic substances

• Unicellular, cells have no nucleus, feed on organic substances

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What are the characteristics of the plantae kingdom?

• Multicellular, cells have a nucleus, cells made of cellulose, often have chloroplasts, autotrophic

• Unicellular, cells have a nucleus, cells made of cellulose, often have chloroplasts, saprophytic

• Multicellular, cells have a no nucleus, cells made of cellulose, often have chloroplasts, autotrophic

• Unicellular, cells have a nucleus, cells made of chitin, often have chloroplasts, autotrophic

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What are the characteristics of the fungi kingdom?

• Usually unicellular, have a nucleus, have cell walls (made from cellulose), no chlorophyll, autotrophic

• Usually multicellular, have a nucleus, have cell walls (not made from cellulose), no chlorophyll, autotrophic

• Usually unicellular, have a nucleus, have cell walls (not made from cellulose), no chlorophyll, saprophytic

• Usually multicellular, have a nucleus, have cell walls (not made from cellulose), no chlorophyll, saprophytic

What are the characteristics of the Protoctista kingdom?

• Mostly multicellular, have a nucleus, may or may not have cell walls and chloroplasts, feed on organic substances

• Mostly unicellular, have a nucleus, may or may not have cell walls and chloroplasts, feed on organic substances

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What are the common characteristics of the prokaryote (BACTERIA) kingdom?

• Often unicellular, no nucleus, cell walls not made from cellulose, no mitochondria

• Often unicellular, have a nucleus, cell walls not made from cellulose, no mitochondria

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Which kingdom does this cell belong to?

• Animal

• Protoctist

• Fungi

• Plant

• Prokaryote

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Which kingdom does this cell belong to?

• Prokaryote

• Protoctista

• Fungi

• Plant

• Animal

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