Unit 11 Test Review - Organizing Organisms

Which taxonomic group is more specific than a class but broader than a family?

• Kingdom
• Order
• Species
• Genus

A scientist groups birds according to similarities in their beak shapes and bone structures. This is an example of—

• organizing organisms by habitat
• classifying organisms by inherited traits
• grouping organisms by age
• sorting organisms by geographic location

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Which organisms belong to the domain Eukaryota? Select TWO answers.

• mushrooms
• bacteria
• animals
• archaea

Scientists discover tiny organisms living near deep-sea volcanic vents where temperatures are extremely hot and oxygen is limited.

These organisms would most likely belong to the kingdom—

• Plantae
• Animalia
• Archaebacteria
• Fungi

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A multicellular organism has cell walls, makes its own food, and contains chloroplasts.

Which kingdom does the organism most likely belong to?

• Protista
• Fungi
• Plantae
• Animalia

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Which organism would most likely belong to the kingdom Animalia?

• multicellular autotroph
• single-celled heterotroph
• multicellular heterotroph that moves voluntarily
• organism with cell walls and chloroplasts

Which kingdoms contain organisms that can make their own food?

• Plantae and Animalia
• Fungi and Animalia
• Plantae, Protista, and Eubacteria
• Animalia and Fungi

Which statement correctly compares fungi and plants?

• Fungi are autotrophs, while plants are heterotrophs.
• Plants are autotrophs, while fungi are heterotrophs.
• Fungi are prokaryotic, while plants are unicellular.
• Plants do not have cell walls.

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Which characteristic separates bacteria from protists?

• bacteria reproduce
• bacteria have cell walls
• protists contain a nucleus
• protists can be multicellular

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Which kingdom contains only multicellular heterotrophs?

• Plantae
• Animalia
• Protista
• Eubacteria