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Unit 2, Part A Classification

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Flatworms, crabs, starfish can all be classified as

a)

crustaceans

b)

invertebrates

c)

predators

d)

vertebrates

2.

Lack of gills, small amount of hair when born, breathe through a blowhole. Which classification group best fits for a dolphin?

a)

amphibian

b)

fish

c)

mammal

d)

reptile

3.

Fir trees are found in areas with cooler climates. Fir trees have needles for leaves and remain green year-round. What kind of a tree is a fir tree?

a)

deciduous

b)

evergreen

c)

nonvascular

d)

nonwoody

4.

What kind of plants have the ability to grow large and tall and also lose their leaves in the fall?

a)

woody, evergreen

b)

woody, deciduous

c)

mossy plants in damp places

d)

plants with flowers and green stems

5.

1. hollow bones, nest building, warm-blooded

2. four-chambered hearts, nurses young, hair or fur

3. lays eggs in water, thin skin, metamorphosis

a)

1 = Mammals, 2 = Birds, 3 = Reptiles

b)

1 = Mammals, 2 = Amphibians, 3 = Birds

c)

1 = Birds, 2 = Mammals, 3 = Amphibians

d)

1 = Birds, 2 = Mammals, 3 = Reptiles

6.

Plants that are small, rely on water for reproduction, and lack true roots, stems and leaves are

a)

coniferous

b)

deciduous

c)

nonvascular

d)

vascular

7.

Plants that use seeds, flowers, or fruit for reproduction are

a)

flowering

b)

invertebrates

c)

nonflowering

d)

vertebrates

8.

How do scientists classify humans?

a)

invertebrates and amphibians

b)

vertebrates and mammals

c)

invertebrates and mammals

d)

vertebrates and amphibians

9.

Born alive, drink milk from mother, fur on body, warm-blooded, breathe with lungs. This is a

a)

vertebrate and fish

b)

vertebrate and reptile

c)

vertebrate and mammal

d)

invertebrate and mammal

10.

Some example ocean vertebrates include

a)

whale, bear, dog, cat, humans

b)

whale, dolphin, seal

c)

jellyfish, snail, bee, spider, ladybug

d)

squid, octopus, sand dollar, crab, jellyfish

11.

Which plant should go in the flowering group?

a)
b)
c)
d)
12.

How can we sort these plants into groups?

a)

tall or short

b)

land or water

c)

seeds or no seeds

d)

woody or non-woody

13.

Which animal is classified as a vertebrate?

a)
b)
c)
d)
14.

Which animal is classified as an invertebrate?

a)
b)
c)
d)
15.

What similar function do hair and feathers serve in vertebrates?

a)

hair protects an organism from cold and hot temperature extremes

b)

hair and feathers protect an organism from hot temperature extremes

c)

hair and feathers protect an organism from cold temperature extremes

d)

hair and feathers protect an organism from cold and hot temperature extremes

16.

The primary function of_______________are to help fish swim.

a)

fins

b)

gills

c)

legs

d)

wings

17.

A pea plant reproduces using

a)

seeds

b)

spores

c)

leaves

d)

stems

18.

Some flowering plants produce fruit. What does fruit contain?

a)

seeds

b)

water

c)

roots

d)

other plants

19.

Group 1: Fir tree, fern, pine tree

Group 2: dogwood, water lily, rosebush

a)

Group 1 Vascular Group 2 non vascular

b)

Group 1 non-flowering Group 2 flowering

c)

Group 1 seed producers Group 2 non vascular

d)

Group 1 non flowering Group 2 non seed producers

20.

Group 1:

fir tree

spruce tree

pine tree


Group 2:

dogwood tree

oak tree

maple tree

a)

Group 1: Needles

Group 2: Leaves

b)

Group 1: Taproots

Group 2: Fibrous Roots

c)

Group 1: Flowering

Group 2: Non-flowering

d)

Group 1: Seed Producers

Group 2: Non-vascular

21.

Group 1:

cold-blooded

scaleless skin

begin life in water


Group 2:

cold-blooded

breathe through gills

vertebrates

a)

Group 1: Fish

Group 2: Insects

b)

Group 1: Amphibians

Group 2: Fish

c)

Group 1: Reptiles

Group 2: Insects

d)

Group 1: Amphibians

Group 2: Reptiles

22.

Which two types of animals share these characteristics?


cold-blooded

hatch from eggs

born with gills

a)

insects and fish

b)

fish and amphibians

c)

reptiles and insects

d)

amphibians and reptiles