WorksheetsClassification
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 4hrs 20mins
Which kingdom includes organisms that are prokaryotic, unicellular, asexual, and live in harsh environments?
(a)
Which kingdom includes organisms that are prokaryotic, unicellular, asexual, and DO NOT live in harsh environments?
(a)
Which of the kingdoms include organisms that are prokaryotic?
eubacteria
archaebacteria
animalia
plantae
protista
All protisas live...
in water
on land
in harsh environments
in trees
Which kingdom includes organisms that are eukaryotic, multi/unicellular, asexual, and do not have a cell wall?
(a)
Which kingdom includes organisms that are eukaryotic, multicellular (except for one), hetero, sexual and asexual, and have a cell wall made of chitin?
(a)
Which kingdom includes organisms that are eukaryotic, multicellular, digestive hetero, mostly sexual, and do not have a cell wall?
(a)
Which kingdom includes organisms that are eukaryotic, multicellular, autotrophic, sexual, and have a cell wall made out of cellulose?
(a)
How many known species have been classified?
13 billion
4 billion
120,000,000
45,000
Of the known species that have been classified, this is only _ of organisms that have ever lived.
10%
3%
5%
2%
the arrangement of organisms into groups based on their similarities
taxonomy
binomial nomenclature
classification
misonomer
scientists who classify organisms
taxonomy
biologists
taxoneemists
taxonomists
What are the benefits of taxonomy?
accurate names
uniform names across languages
prevents misonomers
allows misonomers
Who started taxonomy?
John Ray
Linnaeus
Socrates
Aristotle
Which questions were asked in the earliest form of classification?
Is it an animal?
Does it live in water?
Is it a plant?
What kind of habitat does it live in?
Who was the first to use Latin names, but made them too long?
Aristotle
Michelangelo
John Ray
Watson Cricks
Linnaeus
Who is considered the father of taxonomy?
Linnaeus
Aristotle
John Ray
Billy Nordack
Linnaeus came up with (a) which was a two word name for each species.
Binomial nomenclature was formatted in what ways?
italicized
genus and species
only species
underlined in handwriting
bolded
Which formatting is correct?
Panthera Uncia
Panthera/uncia
Panthera uncia
Panthera uncia
Organisms that have the same ___ are more closely related.
Kingdom
Family
Genus
Habitat
What is the very first classification?
Kingdom
Domain
Family
Species
Which classification list is in the correct order?
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Kingdom, Domain, Phylum, Class, Family, Order, Genus, Species
Species, Genus, Domain, Phylum, Class, Order, Kingdom, Domain
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Genus, Family, Species
prokaryotes...
have a nucleus
do not have a nucleus
Eukaryotes...
have a nucleus
do not have a nucleus
Which are domains?
Plantae
Archae
Bacteria
Eukarya
Prokarya
What is a diagram that depicts evolutionary relationships among groups based on their traits?
dichotomous key
cladogram
phylogenetic tree
none of these
By viewing the cladogram, what is characteristic F?
legs
wings
antennae
meat eater
What do all of these organisms have?
eggs with shells
hair
bony skeletons
vertebrae
Which organism shows the closet relation to the bird?
crocodile
shark
primates
rodents/rabbits
Which organism is the fly the closest related to?
Grasshopper
Butterfly
worm
spider
Which is true?
The amphibians are more closely relates to the ray-finned fish than it is to the primates.
The primates are more closely related to the bird than to the rodents and rabbits.
The primates are more closely related to the rodents and rabbits than to the amphibians.
Which statement is true?
The fly is equally related to the dragonfly and the butterfly.
The dragonfly is equally related to the butterfly as it is to the fly.
The grasshopper is equally related to the ant as it is to the worm.
The butterfly is the common ancestor.
What is the most recent common ancestor of a mushroom and a sponge?
(a)
Which of the four trees depicts a different pattern of relationship than the others?
a
b
c
d
the evolutionary history of an organism
taxonomy
phylogeny
common ancestor
trait
two formations that are similar in function, but not in structure
analogous
traits
evolutionary similarities
homologous
Which is the most limiting level of classification?
class
genus
order
species
Which group has the most diversity?
kingdom
species
domain
order
What can we infer about bacteria based upon the illustration?
There is only one kingdom within the domain of bacteria
There are three kingdoms with the domain bacteria
There is one domain within the kingdom bacteria
There are three domains within the kingdom bacteria
A scientist is grouping organisms into a kingdom. All of the organisms are eukaryotic, nearly all are multicellular, and they are non-photosynthetic. To which kingdom are they being classified to?
protists
fungi
plantae
animalia
One type of organism has some photosynthetic members but is primarily unicellular. They do have a true nucleus and organelles. Into which kingdom does this organism most likely belong?
protists
fungi
plantae
animalia
Which of the following is NOT used to determine the phyla to which a plant belongs?
Absence of a vascular system
Presence of seeds
Presence of chloroplasts
Absence of flowers
How many derived characteristics separate Drimys from Pseudowintera?
1
2
3
4
Drimys is a genus of plant. How can it be determined using only this cladogram that Drimys is not a species?
it is italicized
it is capitalized
it is not binomial nomenclature
it cannot be determined solely from this image
Which of the following statements accurately describes the presence of a backbone within animal phyla?
The majority of animal phyla have a backbone
35 out of 36 phyla are invertebrates
35 out of 36 phyla are vertebrate
the ratio of vertebrate to invertebrate phyla is 50/50
An animal lacking a backbone
(a)
an animal that has a backbone
(a)
Which of the following traits do chimpanzees and perch have in common?
lungs, claws/nails, fur
jaws, lungs
jaws
jaws, lungs, feathers, claws/nails
What is a diagram that shows the evolutionary similarities based on their common ancestors and time scale?
cladogram
dichotomous key
phylogenetic tree
pedigrees
What is the oldest domain?
Archae
Eubacteria
Bacteria
Eukayra
What kingdoms have organisms that can do photosynthesis?
fungi
plants
protists
eubacteria
archaebacteria
