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South Carolina Sixth Grade Science
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1
Which level of classification is the largest?
Kingdom
Phylum
Species
Domain
2
What characteristic of life is being displayed in the following example?
Walking after crawling
Obtain and uses resources for energy
Growing and developing
Reproducing
3
The sudden drop in temperature caused the hair on my arm to stand up. What is the stimuli?
The sudden drop in temperature.
The hair on my arm standing on end.
The hair
4
Is this an example of a living thing growing OR developing?
Developing
Growing
5
What is the difference between unicellular and multicellular organisms?
Unicellular organisms many cells multicellular are one cell.
Unicellular organisms are more complex
Unicellular are one cell multicellular are many cells.
6
Which name below is MOST likely a scientific name?
House cat
Polar Bear
Flying squirrel
Canis lupis
7
What is the study of how scientists classify organisms known as?
Taxonomy
Meteorology
Biology
8
Which of the following are examples of kingdoms?
Protists and Phylum
Fungi and Class
Animals and Plants
Plants and Genus
9
Which level of classification has the fewest organisms?
Kingdom
Genus
Species
Phylum
10
According to the classification chart, which two organisms are the most closely related?
Organism 1 and 2
Organism 2 and 3
Organism 2 and 4
Organism 1 and 3
11
Is the following living or nonliving?
Living
Nonliving
12
Which kingdom is made of eukaryotic multicellular & unicellular organisms that are decomposers?
Animals
Protists
Plants
Fungi
13
What characteristic of life is being displayed in the following example?
Reproducing
Obtain and use resources for energy
Responding to stimuli
Growing and developing
14
Which kingdom includes eukaryotic multicellular autotrophs?
Animals
Fungi
Plants
Protists
15
Mushrooms, molds, and yeasts are examples of organisms in the _________kingdom.
Fungi
Animal
Protist
Plant
16
Which of the following classification groups contains organisms that are MOST closely related?
Class
Genus
Kingdom
Phylum
17
Homo sapiens
indicates which two levels of the 8 levels of classification of an organism?
Class, order
Order, family
Genus, species
Kingdom, phylum
18
Is the following item living or nonliving?
Living
Nonliving
19
What are all living things made of?
Only one cell
One or more cells
At least a billion cells
At least 100 cells
20
What characteristic of life is being displayed in the following example?
The giraffe is eating.
Reproducing
Obtain and use resources for energy
Responding to stimuli
21
Which organisms are the MOST closely related and have the most similar features?
Lynx rufus and Canis rufus
Vulpes Vulupes and Lynx lynx
Canius lupus and Canius rufus
Romas felix and Feline catus
22
Which is the correct order for the levels of classification from largest to smallest?
phylum domain kingdom class family genus order species
domain kingdom class order family genus species phylum
species genus family order class phylum kingdom domain
domain kingdom phylum class order family genus species
23
Which of the following is
NOT
true of
ALL
living things?
They all need nutrients in one way or another.
They all die.
They all breathe
24
Why are scientists still finding and cataloging new species of organisms?
Scientists spend more time studying extinct organisms.
Scientists can only write about a few organisms per year.
There are organisms that have not yet been discovered.
