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Year 7 Classification Pop Review
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Year 7 Classification pop test
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1
The 'chest' section of an Arthropod is called the...
Antennae
Abdomen
Proboscis
Thorax
2
Carl Linnaeus developed a naming system using 2 words for each species, called:
Panthera onca
Binomial classification
Binomial Nomenclature
Monomial Nomenclature
3
Which of these is an example of a vertebrate?
Human
Butterfly
Kangaroo
Fish
4
What are the three different types of mammals?
Placental mammals, Marsuipials and Arachnids
Placental mammals, marsuipials and Monotremes
Arthropods, Arachnids and Monotremes
Arthropods, Placental mammals and Monotremes
5
A good Scientific drawing...
Is small and difficult to see
Has a clear title
Has labels
Is detailed and precise
6
In this Dichotomous Key, we can separate
ducks
and
roosters
by the criteria...
Has four toes on each foot
Does not have a red comb
Has hooves
Does not have a woolly coat
7
Scientists classify living things because...
It helps us make sense of our complex world
It helps us to interact with animals and plants more safely
It is really boring and not useful
It makes them easier to identify, remember and describe
8
This tool for classifying organisms is called a...
Field Guide
Lolly Key
Circular Key
Dichotomous Key
9
We could separate these items in a Dichotomous Key using the description...
Is non-living
Has yellow
Is living
Has black
10
Binomial Nomenclature uses 2 names...
In Italics (if typed) or underlined
That are connected, without a space
Kingdom name + descriptive name
Genus name + descriptive name
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This type of classification tool is called a...
Dichotomous Key
Field Guide
Circular Key
Lolly Key
12
What is an
exo
skeleton?
A hard, supportive structure on the inside of an animal
The opposite of an endoskeleton
A hard, supportive structure on the outside of an animal
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What is an invertebrate?
An animal with an endoskeleton
An animal with no skeleton
An animal with an exoskeleton
A plant
