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Duplicate of Classification Review
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Final Exam review for Classification.
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1
The domain that contains unicellular organisms that live in extreme conditions is
Archaea
Eubacteria
Eukarya
Bacteria
2
Scientific Names are written in
Spanish
French
Latin
English
3
Linnaeus's classifications tended to take into account primarily
RNA similiarities
Visible similarities and differences
extinct organisms
DNA similarities
4
The science of classifying organisms is
zoology
taxonomy
paleontology
biology
5
Why do we use scientific names
They sound smart
Because they are fun
To avoid confusion amongst scientists
6
Which of the following is written correctly?
Homo Sapien
homo sapien
Homo sapien
Homo Sapien
7
Scientists don't use common names because
Organisms can have more than one common name
Common names are not specific
All of the above
Common names are not the same in different languages
8
Which is the following is in order from most general to most specific?
Kingdom; Phylum; Species; Class; Order; Family; Genus
Species, genus; family; order; class; phylum; kingdom
Kingdom; Phylum; Class; Order; Family; Genus; Species
Species; Genus; Family; Order; Class; Phylum; Kingdom
9
Which does not have a bony skeleton?
Alligator
Ray-Finned Fish
Rabbit
Sharks
10
Two members of the same __________ would be most closely related.
Order
Family
Genus
Class
11
After which animal did eggs with shells develop?
Rabbit
Amphibians
Crocodiles
Shark
12
All organisms in the kingdoms Protist, Plant, Fungus and Animal are
multicellular
prokaryotes
eukaryotes
photosynthetic
13
Two members of the same ____________ would be the least closely related
Family
Kingdom
Class
Species
14
If an organism makes its own food, it must be a(n)
virus
plant
heterotroph
Autotroph
15
The grouping of organisms based on their common descent is called
traditional classification
evolutionary classification
binomial classification
derived characters