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S1/S2 Beginner Biodiversity revision quiz
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1
Which of the following are Invertibrates?
Snake
Octupus
Shark
Turtle
2
Which of these things does an invertebrate not have?
Lungs
Scales
Backbone
Bones
3
Which of these is a type of Key?
Simple key
Forked Key
Metal key
Branched key
4
<p>What is biodiversity</p>
A variety of plants and animals in a particular habitat
None of these
When more than one animal lives in one place
It is when a selection of plants grow in one place
5
What is a Key used for in biology?
To help understand evolution
To find out where animals live
To arrange plants and animals in to different categories
It is not used in Biology
6
<p>What does the "R" stand for in MRS GREN</p>
None of these
Race
Running
Respiration
7
Which of the three invertebrates groups is a Spider
Mollusc
Anthropod
Worm
A spider is a vertebrate
8
What do all of these animals have in common - Lion, Mackerel, Snake, Eagle, Turtle
They are all mammals
They are all vertabrates
They all have fur
They are all invertebrates
9
<p>A group of animals living together in a harmony with their environment is called</p>
System
Ecosystem
Living area
Grouping
10
Which of the following are all vertebrates
Turtle, Snake, Lion, Snail
Lion, Horse, Octopus and Squirrel
Lion, Shark, Spider, Beetle
Lion, Horse, Shark, Snake
11
Which of these animals is NOT an amphibian?
They are all Amphibians
Newt
Frog
Turtle
12
<p>An organism is a living thing?</p>
True
False
13
Which one of these is NOT a factor for life?
Growth
Nutrition
Reproduction
Energy
14
What does the "M" stand for in MRS GREN
Make
Multiply
Movement
Mystery
15
Which of the following is a Vertibrate
Frog
Worm
Snail
Spider
16
Which of the following is a Mollusc
Spider
Worm
Beetle
Octupus
17
What are the two groups of plants called?
Growing and Reacting
Flowering and blooming
There is only one group of plant
Flowering and non flowering
