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WorksheetsCSHS Year 7 Bio Revision
Total questions: 87
Worksheet time: 52mins
A key with two choices at each stage:
Bichotomous key
Dichotomous key
Duochotomous key
Trichotomous key
Plants that bear their seeds on separate male and female cones in the same tree.
Conifers
Cycads
Ferns
Flowering plants
Plants that bear their seeds in cones on separate male and female tree.
Conifers
Cycads
Ferns
Flowering plants
Plants that reproduce using spores and vascular system for transporting water throughout the plant
Conifers
Cycads
Ferns
Flowering plants
Plants that reproduce using spores and vascular system for transporting water throughout the plant
Conifers
Cycads
Ferns
Flowering plants
Plants that reproduce seeds fully protected inside an ovary
Conifers
Cycads
Ferns
Flowering plants
One of the five kingdoms where cells have cell walls, a nucleus and no chloroplast.
Animal
Fungi
Plant
Protist
One of the five kingdoms where cells have a nucleus, no cell walls and no chloroplast.
Animal
Fungi
Plant
Protist
One of the five kingdoms where cells have a nucleus, cell walls and chloroplast.
Animal
Fungi
Plant
Protist
One of the five kingdoms where cells have a nucleus, no cell walls and chloroplast.
Animal
Fungi
Plant
Protist
What is the branch of science that deals with grouping and naming things?
Classology
Linguistics
Taxonomy
Zoology
Classification is defined as:
Sorting things into groups
Scientists work
Sorting organisms into their species
The study of living things
What is the correct order for increasing similarity between organisms?
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order
Class, Kingdom, Order, Phylum
Phylum, Order, Class, Kingdom
Kingdom, Class, Order, Phylum
Decomposers eat:
The waste of other organisms
Plants
Animals
Nothing. They produce their own food from the sun.
Herbivores eat:
The waste of other organisms
Plants
Animals
Nothing. They produce their own food from the sun.
Carnivores eat:
The waste of other organisms
Plants
Animals
Nothing. They produce their own food from the sun.
Producers eat:
The waste of other organisms
Plants
Animals
Nothing. They produce their own food from the sun.
First order consumer eats:
The waste of other organisms
Plants
Animals
Nothing. They produce their own food from the sun.
Second-order consumers eat:
The waste of other organisms
Plants
Animals
Nothing. They produce their own food from the sun.
A network of interlinking food connections is called a:
Food chain
Food connection
Food map
Food web
What is not an introduced species to Australia?
Cane Toad
Dingo
Fox
Kangaroo
How do you write a scientific name?
Genus Species
Genus Species
Genus Species
Genus Species
Abiotic means non-living
True
Falso
How do mosses get water?
Absorb from air
Suck it in through their leaves
Suck it in through their roots
Suck it in through their stem
Which plants are best adapted to dry environments?
Mosses
Liverworts
Ferns
Flowers
Plants that don't bear cones.
Conifers
Cycads
Ginkgo
Flowering plants
Plants that reproduce using spores and vascular system for transporting water throughout the plant
Conifers
Cycads
Ferns
Flowering plants
Fungi have:
Cell walls, nucleus and chloroplasts
Cell walls, nucleus and no chloroplast
Nucleus, no cell wall or chloroplast
Nucleus and chloroplast, no cell wall
What class of plants does this tree belong to?
Conifer
Cycads
Ginkgo
Flowers
What class of plants does this tree belong to?
Conifer
Cycads
Ginkgo
Flowers
What class of plants does this tree belong to?
Conifer
Cycads
Ginkgo
Flowers
What class of plants does this tree belong to?
Conifer
Cycads
Ginkgo
Flowers
What class of plants does this tree belong to?
Conifer
Cycads
Ginkgo
Flowers
What plant division (phylum) does this belong to?
Ferns
Flowers
Mosses & Liverworts
Seed-producing plants
What plant division (phylum) does this belong to?
Ferns
Flowers
Mosses & Liverworts
Seed-producing plants
What plant division (phylum) does this belong to?
Ferns
Flowers
Mosses & Liverworts
Seed-producing plants
What plant division (phylum) does this belong to?
Ferns
Flowers
Mosses & Liverworts
Seed-producing plants
Plants have:
Cell walls, nucleus and chloroplasts
Cell walls, nucleus and no chloroplast
Nucleus, no cell wall or chloroplast
Nucleus and chloroplast, no cell wall
Animals have:
Cell walls, nucleus and chloroplasts
Cell walls, nucleus and no chloroplast
Nucleus, no cell wall or chloroplast
Nucleus and chloroplast, no cell wall
Protists, such as euglena, have:
Cell walls, nucleus and chloroplasts
Cell walls, nucleus and no chloroplast
Nucleus, no cell wall or chloroplast
Nucleus and chloroplast, no cell wall
