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Revision for the Year 7 Classification topic
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1
When classifying a dichotomous key in which there are ______ choice/s at every branch is used.
four
three
one
two
2
Mosses reproduce using single cells called ________ that grow into a new moss plant.
sporangia
spores
flowers
seeds
3
Frogs are classed as _____________ and have _______ skin, and as adults breathe through ______.
reptiles, dry, gills
amphibians, moist, lungs
amphibians, dry, lungs
fish, dry, lungs
4
The monera kingdom includes all organisms known as ____________.
fungi
animals
bacteria
plants
5
Fish breathe using ________ and are _____________ or cold-blooded.
lungs, ectothermic
gills, ectothermic
gills, endothermic
lungs, endothermic
6
The earthworm is an annelid or segmented worm and has bilateral symmetry.
True
False
7
The largest flower in the world is found in Indonesia. Its name is Rafflesia and its smell is..
like underarm deodorant
like rotting meat
like a fragrant perfume
like body odour
8
The skeletons of sharks and rays are made of _______________ and they are classed as ________.
bone, mammals
cartilage, mammals
bone, amphibians
cartilage, fish
9
Molluscs belong to the second largest phylum of animals. Animals in this group are ___________.
flatworms
starfish, brittlestars and sea urchins
insects, spiders and prawns
slugs, oysters and snails
10
Scientists who specialise in grouping and naming living things are known as ____________.
Taxonomists
Chemists
Geologists
Physicists
11
Scientists classify things to make it easier to communicate with other people.
False
True
12
Most organisms in the ________ kingdom live in water and are single celled.
plant
animal
fungal
protist
13
Most vertebrates have ____________ skeletons and ______________.
exoskeletons, backbones
exoskeletons, no backbones
endoskeletons, no backbones
endoskeletons, backbones
14
The echidna and platypus are mammals that ______________.
have a placenta
give birth to live young
have a pouch
lay eggs
15
Jellyfish, sea anemones and coral polyps belong to the invertebrate animal phylum ___________.
molluscs
echinoderms
poriferans
cnidarians
16
All living things in the plant and animal kingdoms are made up of many cells. They are _______.
unicellular
protists
monera
multicellular
17
Heart worm, a common disease in dogs, is caused by a nematode or ___________ worm.
round
segmented
flat
striped
18
Mushrooms, toadstools are yeast are all classified as __________.
fungi
decomposers
microscopic
protists
19
Penguins are classed as ______________.
mammals as they lay eggs
birds that cannot fly
reptiles as they are endothermic
fish as they are very good swimmers
20
Starfish, brittlestars, sea urchins and sea cucumbers belong to the phylum _____________.
cnidarians
poriferans
echinoderms
annelids
21
Characteristics for a strong key should be easy to observe and not change over time.
False
True
22
Arthropods form the largest animal phylum. This phylum includes _____________.
insects and worms
scorpions and spiders
prawns and starfish
lobsters and snails
23
Sponges are classified as ______________.
Echinoderms
Poriferans
Annelids
Cnidarians
24
___________ are mammals that nourish the baby inside the mother's body by a placenta.
Monotremes
Placentals
Pouched mammals
Marsupials
25
All living things are made up of building blocks called _________.
units
tissues
organs
cells
26
Snakes, crocodiles and lizards are all classed as _________ and are _________.
reptiles, endothermic
reptiles, ectothermic
amphibians, ectothermic
amphibians, endothermic
27
Vertebrates are animals ________________
with backbones
without backbones
28
Cnidarians have _______ body opening/s and __________ symmetry
two, bilateral
one, bilateral
two, radial
one, radial
29
The hairy-nosed wombat is one of 140 species of Australian ______________.
egg laying mammals
placentals
monotremes
marsupials
30
Ferns reproduce using _____________.
leaves
spores
seeds
flowers