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Classifying Organisms
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1
How are plants similar to animals?
Plants and animals contain chlorophyll.
Plants and animals reproduce using cones or spores.
Plants and animals make their own sugar for food.
Plants and animals are multicellular organisms.
2
How are amphibians different from all other classes of vertebrates?
Amphibians are cold-blooded.
Amphibians hatch from eggs.
Adult amphibians have bodies unlike any other vertebrate.
Adult amphibians look nothing like baby amphibians.
3
Which two characteristics do most mammals share?
They are cold-blooded and mothers make milk for their young.
They are warm-blooded & have feathers /scales covering them.
They are warm-blooded and mothers make milk for their young.
They are cold-blooded & have hair/fur covering their bodies.
4
How do scientists classify a vascular plant with no seeds?
moss
fern
conifer
flowering plant
5
What does a vertebrate have that an invertebrate does not have?
lungs
brain
gills
backbone
6
How is this animal best classified?
worm
vertebrate
mollusk
arthropod
7
How are fungi different from plants?
Fungi do not need sunlight to make food.
Fungi absorb sugar to make food.
Fungi do not make their own food.
Fungi need dead wood to make food.
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Which statement is true about all the organisms of the kingdom of Protists and Archaebacteria?
They live inside other organisms.
They are neither plant nor animal.
They are neither single-celled nor multicelled.
They live together in colonies.
9
What statement best describes conifers?
Conifers are nonvascular plants.
Conifers reproduce using cones and seeds.
Conifers are protists.
Conifers do not have leaves.
10
An animal without a backbone, a soft body and hard outer shell. How is this animal classified?
fish
diatom
reptile
mollusk
11
The most similar members of a genus belong to which level?
kingdom
phylum
class
species
12
Which characteristic did many dinosaurs share with today's lizards?
They were warm-blooded.
They were covered with slimy skin.
They had four legs.
They had no skeletons.
13
How are yeast beneficial to bakers?
Yeast release carbon dioxide gas causing the dough to rise.
Yeast absorb unnecessary minerals trapped in the dough.
Yeast release minerals causing the dough to rise.
Yeast absorb the carbon dioxide gas trapped in the dough.
14
Which animal is born from an egg and has sticky pads but no scales?
Pacific tree frog
horned lizard
salamander
ground skink
15
How are babies of reptiles different from babies of mammals?
Reptiles develop in eggs.
Reptile babies breathe with gills.
Reptile babies need to be fed by their parents.
Reptiles develop in the womb.