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WorksheetsClassification Review (Year 7 Science)
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
Am I living, Non-Living, or Dead?
Living
Non-Living
Dead
Am I living, Non-Living, or Dead?
Living
Non-Living
Dead
Am I living, Non-Living, or Dead?
Living
Non-Living
Dead
Am I living, Non-Living, or Dead?
Living
Non-Living
Dead
Am I living, Non-Living, or Dead?
Living
Non-Living
Dead
Am I living, Non-Living, or Dead? (Leather)
Living
Non-Living
Dead
The acronym used to classify things as "living" is: Mr C. Nerrg.
All 8 criteria must be true for the object to be classified as living.
True
False
The C in Mr C Nerrg stands for:
Class
Cells
Colour
Canadian
The 5 kingdoms are:
1- Animalia
2- Plantae
3- Monera
4- Protista
5- ???
Fungi
Species
Grassia
Wateria
What kingdom does an Oak Tree belong to?
Animal
Fungi
Plant
Monera
What kingdom do Humans belong to?
Plant
Animal
Monera
Protista
What kingdom does a Mushroom belong to?
Plant
Monera
Fungi
Protista
What kingdom does Bacteria belong to?
Animal
Plant
Monera
Protista
Why is it important to classify?
To show relationships
For organisation
To allow easy location of information
To be able to name organisms and communicate with other scientists in a common language
Classification is arranging into groups or categories based upon shared characteristics or qualities.
True
False
Carolus Linnaeus (Carle von Linne) was the scientist who developed:
________ Nomenclature.
Biometrics
Botany
Binomial
Binary
Binomial Nomenclature gives an organism a name consisting of 2 words. The first word refers to the _____ and the second word relates to the species.
Family
Class
Order
Genus
A Carnation (type of flower) has the scientific name: Dianthus Caryophyllus.
What species does the Carnation belong to?
Dianthus
Caryophyllus
Flower
Carnation
Dichotomous Keys help to classify organisms.
True
False
Dichotomous keys have the following characteristics:
Two options at each stage
Three or more options at each stage
Options are opposite, specific and based on observable characteristics
Options are based upon unobservable characteristics
This is an example of a Dichotomous key drawn as a _________
Table
Flow Chart
Graph
This is an example of a Dichotomous key drawn as a _____
Table
Flow Chart
Graph
