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Grade 6 - Biodiversity
Grade 6 - Biodiversity
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The largest group of living things on Earth is ____________________.
Plants
Minions
Protists
Animals
2
Plants are different from animals because they...
Plants make their own food.
Only animals are living things
Plants are only green.
3
Who was the first person to study animals and plants?
Carol Linnaeus
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
4
Which animal group are not mammals?
Birds
Marsupials
Ceteceans
Primates
5
Look at the food chain below. Which organism in a secondary consumer?
Snake
Grasshopper
Mouse
Shrubs
6
Sorting things according to their likenesses is called ____________________.
Classification
Overexploitation
Counting
Biodiversity
7
Most __________ are usually parasites and can cause disease or death.
Fungi
Monerans
Protists
8
Monerans are _________-celled organisms.
Multi
Dual
Single
9
The animal kingdom is broken into two main subgroups:
Fish and Reptiles
Vertebrates and Invertebrates
Big and Small
Mammals and Amphibians
10
There are _____ kingdoms.
2
7
5
10
11
The cells in a plant contain a green substance called __________.
Nucleus
Photosynthesis
Chlorophyll
Scales
12
What is not an example of classification?
Counting up to 100
Organizing books in a library
Sorting playing cards by colour
Sorting plants and animals by their likenesses
13
What language is used to give scientific names to plants and animals?
English
Latin
Spanish
Italian
14
Which scientist first came up with an orderly way to classify living things?
David Suzuki
A Greek Philosopher
Aristotle
Carolus Linnaeus
15
What is the term for a community of living and non-living things that is self-sustaining?
Taxonomy
Producers
Ecosystem
Biodiversity
16
Mushrooms, yeast, toadstools and moulds are part of the __________ kingdom.
Protist
Moneran
Animal
Fungi
17
____________________ are living things that make their own food through photosynthesis
Vertebrates
Consumers
Invertebrates
Producers
18
When animal numbers are declining and risk disappearing altogether.
Extinct Species
Invasive Species
Dinosaur Species
Endangered Species
19
Consumers that eat only plants.
Omnivores
Prey
Herbivores
Carnivores
20
This term means using a renewable resource faster than it can replenish itself.
Invading
Overexploitation
Consumerism
Ecosystem
21
__________ break down dead animal and plant remains.
Animals
Fungi
Plants
22
When a plant or animal species no longer exists.
Extension
Endangered
Extinct
Elevation
23
Which organism is not an invasive species in southern Ontario?
Gypsy moths
European (common) rabbits
Zebra mussels
Iguanas
24
The largest ecosystem on earth is...
Rainforest
Desert
Ocean
City
25
A foreign species that disrupts the balance in an ecosystem is called an ____________________.
Invasive Species
Producers
Endangered Species
Vertebrates
26
Animals with backbones
Jellyfish
Invertebrates
Vertebrates
Butterfly
27
Not a major threat to biodiversity.
Pollution and habitat destruction
Overexploitation
Decomposers
Climate Change
28
____________________ is the variety of living things that live together in an ecosystem.
Vertebrates
Biodiversity
Biology
Classification
29
Which group are vertebrates?
Mollusks
Amphibians
Insects
Crustaceans
30
The system that scientists used to classify plants and animals into groups.
Overexploitation
Binomial Nomenclature
Biodiversity
Taxonomy