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Classification Study Guide (Chapter 1)
Classification Study Guide (Chapter 1)
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Study for the chapter one assessment over classification.
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1
How many kingdoms of life are there?
6
5
3
15
2
What is the body covering of a fish?
feathers
hair or fur
gills
scales
3
What is the body covering of an amphibian?
rough skin
hair or fur
slimy skin
scales
4
Classify this animal: An animal without a backbone has a SOFT body and a HARD OUTER SHELL.
reptile
fish
diatom
mollusk
5
What does a vertebrate have that an invertebrate DOES NOT have?
lungs
gills
brain
backbone
6
What is the body covering of a mammal?
feathers
slimy skin
hair or fur
scales
7
What is the body covering of a reptile?
feathers
scaly skin
fur
slimy skin
8
Define an invertebrate.
animal with a backbone
animal without a backbone
9
Which of the following is an invertebrate?
shark
beetle
frog
mouse
10
How many classes of vertebrates are there?
2
16
4
5
11
The most similar members of a genus belong to which level?
class
kingdom
phylum
species
12
What is the body covering of a bird?
fur
feathers
gills
scales
13
How are babies of reptiles different that babies of mammals?
breathe with gills
develop in womb
warm-blooded
develop in eggs
14
What is one feature that a dolphin, a crocodile, and an eagle have in common?
feathers
hair
lungs
legs
15
What two characteristics do mammals share?
warm blooded & mothers make milk
cold-blooded & have fur
cold-blooded & mothers make milk
warm-blooded & have feathers or scales
16
Which characteristic do many dinosaurs share with today's lizards?
warm-blooded
had four legs
covered with slimy skin
had no skeletons
17
Originally, what were the TWO kingdoms of life scientists used?
plants & bacteria
animals & plants
plants & fungi
animals & protists
