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Grade 5/6 Biodiversity
Grade 5/6 Biodiversity
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Grade 6 Biodiversity Study Game
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1
Monerans are ________ - celled organisms.:
Multi
Single
Dual
2
The animal kingdom is broken into two main subgroups.:
Fish and Reptiles
Vertebrates and Invertebrates
Mammals and Amphibians
3
Invasive Species are:
A species that is near extinction.
A foreign species that disrupts the balance of an ecosystem
4
What language is used to give scientific names to plants and animals?:
Spanish
Latin
English
Italian
5
An invasive species is when a foreign species enters an ecosystem that it does not belong in:
False
True
6
Classification is:
the variety of living things that live together in an ecosystem
Sorting things according to their likeness
7
The scientific name of a species is decided using its?:
Genus and Species name
Kingdom and Phylum name
Class and order name
8
Biodiversity is:
Living things that make their own food through photosynthesis
The variety of living things that live together in an ecosystem
9
The difference between vertebrates and invertebrates is that...?
Vertebrates are plants and invertebrates are animals
Vertebrates have backbones and invertebrates do not
Vertebrates are big and invertebrates are small
10
Consumers are:
Rely on producers as a source of food
living things that make their own food through photosynthesis
11
Who was the first person to study plants an animals?:
Walter the dog
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
12
Mushrooms, yeast, toadstools and moulds are all examples of organisms in the _________ kingdom.:
Moneran
Fungi
Protist
Animal
13
An endangered species is?:
None of the above
A plant that is highly dangerous and threatens the existence of others
An animal that is highly dangerous and threatens the existence of others
Any animal or plant whose numbers are declining quickly
14
Ecosystem is:
A community of living and non-living things that is self-sustaining
A community of living and non-living things that is not self-sustaining
15
Overexploitation is:
Using a renewable resource faster than it can replenish itself
Not using a resource fast enough, where it goes to waste
16
There are ______ kingdoms.:
5
7
10
2
17
Which scientist first came up with an orderly way to classify living things?:
Carolus Linnaeus
A Greek Philosopher
Aristotle
Albert Einstein
18
Classification means:
The variety of all living things on earth
The sorting out of linenesses
The difference between high status and low status
19
The largest ecosystem on earth is?:
Ocean
Desert
City
Rainforest
20
Most ______________ are usually parasites and can cause disease or death.:
Protists
Fungi
Monerans
21
Vertebrates are:
Animals that do not have a backbone
Animals that do have a backbone
22
The largest group of living things on Earth is?:
Plants
Protists
Animals
23
Producers are:
living things that make their own food through photosynthesis
Using a renewable resource faster than it can replenish itself
24
________________ are responsible for most of the waste disposal and recycling in nature, they break down dead things.:
Fungi
Plants
Animals
25
Plants are different from animals because they...?:
Are able to make their own food while animals must hunt for their food
Are all green while animals are various different colours
Are not living while animals are living
26
Humans do not change ecosystems by chopping down trees and clearing land to build homes, stores an factories.
True
False
27
I'm going to do great on my Biodiversity test!
False
True
28
The pyramid of classification of plants and animals is ordered in the following way?:
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus Species
Phylum, Kingdom, Class, Order, Species, Genus, Family
Family, Class, Order, Genus, Species, Kingdom, Phylum
