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Duplicate of Grade 6 Biodiversity
Duplicate of Grade 6 Biodiversity
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A review of key terms and concepts about biodiversity.
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Protists have characteristics of...
...both plants and animals.
...animals but not plants.
...plants but not animals.
...both animals and plants.
2
_______ are the smallest form of living things.
Moneris
Bacteria
Monera
Bactine
3
An invertebrate is an animal...
...without a backbone.
...without ribs.
...without a tailbone.
...with a backbone.
4
An example of a reptile is a?
frog
shark
snake
penguin
5
What is biodiversity used as a measure of?
Number of plant species
Habitats lost due to invasive species
Endangered species rates
Ecosystem's health
6
_______ are an example of plant like protists.
Amoeba
Algeria
Algae
Protozoa
7
What characteristic applies to the mammal?
They produce milk to feed their babies
They lay eggs
They are bald
They are missing a backbone
8
Ecosystems contain...
...living but not non-living things.
...living and non-living things.
...non-living but not living things.
...a few living things.
9
What is another name for a classification system?
Kingdoms
Ecosystems
Carolous Linnaeuse
A taxonomy
10
To keep our ecosystem healthy, we must keep our...
...living organisms living in harmony.
...biodiversity.
...ecosystems different.
...diversity of plants.
11
What is the 3rd category of classification if starting with Kingdom ?
Phylum
Order
Species
Class
12
Monera are also known as...
Bacitracin
Bactine
Bactrim
Bacteria
13
Why is biodiversity so important to the ecosystem?
Encourages low biodiversity so a few animals split habitats
Invites certain invasive species to mix with native species
Food webs/chains die without different organisms
Multiple food webs prosper with fewer species
14
Which of the following is not a vertebrate?
fish
mammals
arthropods
birds
15
How many Kingdoms are there?
5
10
2
7
16
What accurately describes biodiversity?
Different types of animals
Different types of viruses
Different types of life
Different types of plants
17
Most __________ are usually parasites and can cause disease or death. ?
Monerans
Plants
Fungi
Protists
18
Living things that make their own food through a process called photosynthesis are called?
Herbivores
Carnivores
Producers
Consumers
19
The largest kingdom is the...
bacteria kingdom
animal kingdom
fungi kingdom
plant kingdom
20
Fungi absorb...
...nutrients through the sun.
...nutrients through their environment.
...nutrients through their roots.
...nutrients through their leaves.
21
Reptiles, amphibians, and most fish are examples of...
...invertebrates that are warm blooded.
...invertebrates that are cold blooded.
...vertebrates that are cold blooded.
...vertebrates that are warm blooded.
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Eagles, kangaroos, bears and dogs are examples of...
...vertebrates that are cold blooded.
...vertebrates that are warm blooded.
...invertebrates that are warm blooded.
...invertebrates that are cold blooded.
23
Which characteristics are true of fish?
They are cold-blooded
Vertebrate
Young hatch fully formed
All the above
24
The animal kingdom is broken into two main subgroups:
mammals and amphibians
Land and Sky
Fish and Reptiles
Vertebrates and Invertebrates
25
A vertebrate is...
...an animal with ribs.
...an animal without a backbone.
...an animal with a backbone.
...an animal with a tailbone.
26
The largest ecosystem in the world is...
...the ocean.
...the land.
...the ocaen
...the rain forest
27
Examples of living things that are invertebrates are:
Jellyfish, lobster, squirrel, worms
Jellyfish, lobster, squid, snail
Jellyfish, lobster, squid, walrus
Jellyfish, lobster, squid, squirrel
28
The "best way to wipe out a species" is to change its...
...natural habitat.
...natural habit.
...artificial habit.
...artificial habitat.
29
As more species disappear, it's harder to keep an ecosystem in balance because we don't know:
...what living organisms are needed for our survival.
...what protists are needed for our survival.
...what protozoa are needed for our survival.
...what animals are needed for our survival.
30
Fungi can...
...move from place to place.
...not use their roots to move.
...not move from place to place.
...come in a variety of shapes and colours.
31
What are the kingdoms of living things?
Monera, Protists, Fish, Plants, Animals
Bacteria, Protests, Fungi, Plants, Animals
Monera, Protozoa, Fungi, Plants, Animals
Monera, Protists, Fungi, Plants, Animals
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Which characteristics are true for reptiles?
invertebrate
Lay eggs in water
layer of skin
Cold-blooded
