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WorksheetsChapter 10 - Classification
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
organism that have spines or scratchy skin; starfish/urchins/sand dollars
scales, hard shelled eggs, some protect young, and some have temperature dependent sex determination
mammary glands, internal fertilization, internal development with a placenta
Euglena have an eyespot to find
water
sunlight
mates
chloroplasts
All protozoa have a contractile vacuole to
get rid of water
to find sunlight
to find mates
to move
All protists reproduce by
vegetative propagation
mitosis
binary fission
sexual reproduction
Paramecium move by means of
pseudopodia
cilia
flagella
pili
What do amoeba use to move and capture food?
cilia
flagella
pili
pseudopodia
Which kingdom listed are decomposers and recyclers?
Protista
Animalia
Plantae
Fungi
Fungi have cell walls, are they plants?
yes
no
The cell wall of fungi are made of
cellulose
cytoplasm
chitin
glucose
Most photosynthesis of a plant occurs in what part of the plant?
leaves
stem
roots
flower
why does an onion or a potato not have chloroplasts in its cells?
because it has xylem and phloem
because it has starch
because it gets no sunlight
they have spores
The closest living common ancestor to plants, which is the simplest form of a plant is
moss
fern
gymnosperm
angiosperm
mosses are the simplest type of plant because they have no
leaves
stems
vascular tissue; xylem and phloem
gymnosperms
have fruit
loose leaves
have cones and naked seeds
have flowers
angiosperms
have cones
have fruit and flowers
have only leaves
are evergreen
chordates
are vertebrates
are invertebrates
Which reptiles take care of their young?
turtles
snakes
lizards
crocs and alligators
Amphibians
have hard shelled eggs
have jelly eggs
they don't have eggs
Which animals have hard shells on their eggs
reptiles and birds
fish and reptiles
birds and mammals
fish and amphibians
Where will you not find a reptile?
desert
extreme cold
grassland
forest
Which animals have internal fertilization and internal development with a placenta?
reptiles
birds
mammals
fish
