Font size
WorksheetsBIOLOGY QUIZ
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
The only flying mammal
cat
parrot
bat
elephant
Mammals have
feathers and wings
hair or fur
beak
scales
Fish use _________________ to breathe.
fins
gills
scales
tail
It is a ____________.
mammal
bird
reptile
amphibian
Frogs and Salamanders are examples of _________________.
reptiles
amphibians
fish
insects
Insects do not have ______________.
wings
legs
backbone
head
Dolphin is a ________________
mammal
bird
reptile
fish
Name the largest kingdom in animal classification.
(a)
Vertebrates that are warm blooded, have feathers and reproduce by laying eggs would be classified as
reptile
bird
fish
amphibian
Brooke made a list of organisms and classified them into two groups, What would be the best titles for these groups?
Group 1: fish, amphibians, reptile
Group 2: mollusks, arthropods, insects
Group 1: Exoskeleton
Group 2: Endoskeleton
Group 1: Vertebrates
Group 2: Invertebrates
Group 1: Mammals
Group 2: Invertebrates
Group 1: Invertebrates
Group 2: Endoskeleton
Which two types of animals share these characteristics?
cold-blooded
hatch from eggs
born with gills
insect and fish
amphibians and reptiles
fish and amphibians
reptiles and insects
Which is a vertebrate
scorpion
dolphion
sponge
snail
I have dry scales, am cold blooded, lay leathery shelled eggs, and have a vertebrate. What am I?
a bird
a fish
a mammal
a reptile
I am cold blooded and live both on land water. I have moist skin, a backbone and lay jelly coated eggs in the water. What am I?
A reptile
An amphibian
A mammal
A fish
This can be made up of many cells. It is a decomposer in many ecosystems and cannot make its own food. What could this be?
Fungi
Bacteria
Protists
Mammals
This is a one celled organism that has no nucleus. Some of these play important rolls in the ecosystem where they are decomposers. What could this be?
Protists
Fungi
Reptiles
Bacteria
These are mostly one celled organisms, that cannot make their own food. Some of these are producers, some are consumers, and some are decomposers.
Bacteria
Protists
Fish
Fungi
