WorksheetsClassification
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Who created the most commonly used system of taxonomy?
Niels Bohr
Watson and Crick
Charles Darwin
Carl Linnaeus
Which is the correct order?
Kingdom Phylum Order Class
Class Order Family Genus
Domain Phylum Kingdom Species
Order Family Species Genus
You find a species that seems to be unicellular and is eating smaller cells around it. It has organelles and a nucleus. Which kingdom is it MOST likely a part of?
Fungi
Bacteria
Protists
Plants
Which of the following is NOT a unicellular kingdom?
Prokaryotes
Protists
Archaea
Fungi
Which one is NOT a difference between plants and fungi?
Plants use cellulose but fungi use chitin
Plants are autotrophs but fungi are heterotrophs
Plants have cell walls but fungi don't
Plants make their own food and fungi decompose their food
You identify a small living organism that is eating something at your feet. It's visible but pretty tiny, you take it to a lab and find that it has cell walls made of chitin. Which is its domain and kingdom?
Prokaryote, Fungi
Eukaryote, Fungi
Prokaryote, Plant
Eukaryote, Plant
Which is NOT a eukaryote?
Plants
Animals
Archaea
Protists
How are mammals different from all the other classes of vertebrates?
They don't have keratin
They don't have a backbone
They don't lay eggs (except two)
They aren't animals
Which best explains why a sponge is an animal?
All animals breath and sponges breath
Animals live underwater and so do sponges
Animals are multicellular heterotrophs and so are sponges
two part scientific name
binomial nomenclature
dichotomous key
classification
evolutionary relationships
1st part of scientific name, capitalized
genus
species
kingdom
phylum
group or level of organization used in classification
taxon
dichotomous key
binomial nomenclature
What is the species name of the animal Pan troglodyte.
troglodyte
Pan
chimp
Animalia
scientist who's classification system we still use today
Carl Linnaeus
Aristotle
John Ray
Charles Darwin
the largest taxonomic group
domain
phylum
kingdom
species
