Classification

The second name in the scientific name of a living organism always starts with ...?

How many names are there in the scientific name of a living organism?

How are mammals different to reptiles?

What level of classification do animals, plants, fungi, protists, and monera fit into?

What do words that are used to classify, like, sapien, panthera, leo, and homo, have in common?

Bacteria is an example of ...?

Living organisms must reproduce with something of the same ...?

Which of the following is not a part of classifying living organisms?

How many pathways are there at each step in a dichotomous key?

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a living thing?

What do you call a dichotomous key which has branches?

The colour of fruit is one of it's many ...?

Which one of the following is unicellular?

When something is put into a group because of it's characteristics it has been ...?

The scientific name of a living organism comes from it's ...?

What do plants, fungi, protists and monera all have in common?

A person who classifies things into groups is called a ...?

A key is something that is used to ...?

What do you call a dichotomous key which has rows and columns?

Which one of the following is a characteristic of a living thing?

What do you call something that can always be observed?

Which of the following animal groups does an eel belong to?

How awesome is science?

Which one of the following is multicellular?