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Classification Review
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5th grade plant and animal classification review using questions from GA DOE
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Trees, wild flowers, and grasses are all considered to be...
non-woody plants
woody plants
nonvascular plants
vascular plants
2
Redwood trees can grow to be very tall. They can grow so tall because they are...
non-vascular
deciduous
vascular
flowering
3
Which is true about the young of all of the animals pictured?
They were born alive
They began life swimming in water
They were hatched from eggs
They do not look like their parents
4
Which statement is true for ALL of these animals?
They only live in water.
They have the same body covering.
They all hatch from eggs.
They are all mammals.
5
In plant cells, chloroplasts...
allow materials to move into and out of the cell
act as the cell’s control center
support and protect the cell
enable plant cells to produce their own food
6
Three animals below are reptiles and one is a mammal. Which animal is a mammal?
rat
lizard
alligator
turtle
7
A frog is a vertebrate that can also be classified as...
a reptile.
an amphibian.
a fish.
an arthropod.
8
Which of these is not a plant?
mushroom
pine tree
daffodil
fern
9
Which of the following sea animals would be classified as an invertebrate?
sailfish
seal
squid
shark
10
Which of the following is the MOST important reason that scientists classify living things?
It allows scientists to count groups of organisms quickly
It helps scientists see how organisms are alike/different.
It makes it easy for scientists to catch organisms.
It shows scientists why organisms act the way they do.
11
What do ferns have that apple trees do not have?
roots
flowers
stems
spores
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How is a fish different from a jellyfish?
A fish is in the animal kingdom.
A fish lives in water.
A fish can reproduce.
A fish has a backbone.
