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Classification Unit 1 Test Review
Classification Unit 1 Test Review
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7th grade life science
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1
Which one contains a nucleus?
organelles
eukaryotes
bacteria
prokaryotes
2
Which kingdom can survive in extreme enviornments?
animal
protists
archaebacteria
eubacteria
3
Eukaryotic organisms that can only be autotrophs are in what kingdom?
protista
plants
animals
eubacteria
4
Which kingdom contains single-celled organisms that live in extreme enviornments?
bacteria
Protista
plantae
archaea
5
An example of a heterotroph would be
two dogs producing offspring
a unicellular organism that does not eat meat
cat eating food from a bowl
green algae that makes its own food
6
Green algae makes its own food therefore it is an autotroph.
False
True
7
What do you call organisms that make their own food?
consumers
heterotrophs
autotrophs
single-celled
8
What is the correct order of the classification system?
Class → Species → Family → Genus → Phylum → Order → Kingdom
Species → Family → Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Genus → Order
Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Order → Family → Genus → Species
Phylum → Order → Kingdom → Class → Genus → Species → Family
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Which kingdom is: eukaryotic, mostly multi-celled but some single celled, and both heterotrophs and autotrophs?
kingdom animalia
kingdom plantae
kingdom fungi
kingdom protista
10
How do organisms in the plant kingdom obtain energy?
gets food from parts of decomposing matter
makes its own food.
absorbs food from what it lives in or on.
eats other living things for food.
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Which level of classification is the most specific?
genus
species
kingdom
family
12
The kingdom bacteria and archaea both have a single....
organelle
cell
molecule of DNA
virus
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Biotic means it is living or once was living
False
True
14
What's the best way to organize the millions of organisms on Earth?
by age
by the person who discovered them
by their characteristics and traits
by date of their discovery
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What kind of organisms have only one cell?
sexual reproduction
eukaryotic
multicellular
unicellular
16
What is the broadest taxonomic category?
genus
class
domain
phylum
17
What is the name of the system used to give species their unique name?
chronological
numeric
geographical
taxonomic
18
How would you describe a dichotomous key?
tool used to identify organism based on location
tool used to identify organisms based on how they reproduce
tool used to identify organism based on traits
tool used to identify organisms based on population
19
Kingdom Protista is the most diverse and has organisms that are
animal-like, plant-like, and fungi-like
all single-celled, advanced organisms
only found in dry enviornments
prokaryotes and similar to bacteria
20
What kind of cell has no nucleus and no membrane bound organelles?
prokaryotes
dead cell
plant or animal
eukaryotes
21
Which of the following is abiotic?
oak tree
ladybug
fish
sun
22
Which kingdom is eukaryotic, multicellular with some single-celled, heterotrophs and autotrophs?
kingdom fungi
kingdom animal
kingdom protist
kingdom plant
23
an living thing is called an
cell
organism
alive
abiotic
24
Which level of classification is the broadest and most inclusive?
family
kingdom
species
order
25
Which kingdom would you find athlete's foot, mushrooms and yeast?
Kingdom animalia
kingdom bacteria
kingdom fungi
kingdom protista
26
Which kingdom contains prokaryotic cells?
eubacteria and animals
archaebacteria and eubacteria
fungi and protists
plants and animals
27
When you get chill bumps that is an example of
growth and development
responding to change
reproduction
using energy
28
How many kingdoms do scientist classify organisms into?
6
5
2
3
29
A kitten is an example of ___________ reproduction?
unisexual
sexual
nonsexual
asexual
30
Which is not a characteristic of living things
uses energy
grow and develop
movement
reproduction
31
What is NOT a reason why scientists identify organisms?
to organize organisms
to determine age of organism
to ensure common language
to easily identify organisms