How do mosses and liverworts absorb water?

They absorb water from the atmosphere through their leaves

What is classification?

It is when you classify things into different groups

Examples of all Cnidarians ...

Jellyfish, Sea anemones, Coral polyps

The classification system used by the NT Aborigines begins by creating what two groups?

Things that are alive and things that aren't

It is a plant that is not wanted in a certain place

A plant growing where it isn't wanted

What is a dichotomous key?

A key that helps you group things

What is an 'Animal Weed'?

An animal that ruins eco systems

What do The Yolgu people of Arnhem Land classify fire as?

Something that could move itself

How did having a good knowledge of the behaviour of moose help the Innu people?

They could hunt the moose for food

Why were taxonomists confused when they first saw the platypus?

because it was a mix between duck, beaver, bird and reptile

What is a strong classification key?

features that will not change over time

Why do Indigenous people have a classification system?

To communicate about plants and animals wiith a tribe

What is a taxonomist?

someone who names living things

How do keys work best?

When the features are easy to observe

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1
How do mosses and liverworts absorb water?
They receive rain
They receive rain from the atmosphere
They absorb water from the atmosphere through their leaves
They absorb water from their leaves
2
Which one of these is not a mollusc?
worm
oyster
snail
slug
3
What is classification?
It is when you classify things into just one group
None of the above
It is when you do nothing
It is when you classify things into different groups
4
What is the building block of all living things?
Fungi
Lego
Cells
Bottlenose Monkey
5
What type of indigenous inhabitants live in an area near Quebec of Canada?
Innu
Aborigines
Yolgu
Canadians
6
Examples of all Cnidarians ...
Starfiish, sea anemones
Jellyfish, Starfish, Sea anemones
Coral polyps, Jellyfish
Jellyfish, Sea anemones, Coral polyps
7
Which of these are common in Britain?
Rain, hail, fog and sun
Hail, snow, sleet and frost
Rain, fog, snow and hail
Rain, sleet, sun and frost
8
The classification system used by the NT Aborigines begins by creating what two groups?
Things that have fur and things that don't
Things that have food and things that do not
Things that are carnivores and things that are herbivores
Things that are alive and things that aren't
9
What is a weed?
It is a plant that is wanted in a certain place
It is a plant that is not wanted in a certain place
It is a plant that has died out
It is a plant that has just been plucked
10
What is the lowest level of classification?
Order
Species
Genus
Phylum
11
Which one of these is not an Arthropod?
butterfly
star fish
spider
prawn
12
What are the names of scientists that classify living things?
Biologists
Classifists
Yomamaists
Taxonomists
13
What makes a good classification key?
Nothing
Adjectives
Verbs
Unchangeable characteristics
14
Why do we need classification?
Because we do
B and C
To make everyday life
To make things easier for scientists
15
What are aves?
frogs
people
monkeys
birds
16
The bacteria that forms the scum on the edge of geysers can live in what range of temperatures?
100-120 degrees
50-60 degrees
20-30 degrees
10-20 degrees
17
What is a weed?
All plants
None of the above
A plant growing where it isn't wanted
A specific type of plant
18
Which of these is not a primate?
Monkey
Human
Kangaroo
Gorilla
19
Which kingdom does the whale belong to?
Primate
Promate
Mammal
Class
20
How many species did Carolus Linnaeus name?
1000
5000
6921
7000
21
What is a dichotomous key?
None of the above
A key to unlock your locker
A key to unlock doors
A key that helps you group things
22
How do reptiles reproduce?
they lay eggs
through their stalks
santa gives it to them
they don't reproduce
23
Which of these are all mammals?
spider, dog, fish
cucumber, carrot, sea cucumber
butterfly, lion, chimpanzee
human, whale, dolphin
24
What is an 'Animal Weed'?
A mutant spirit
An evil spirit
An animal that ruins eco systems
A weed that has teeth
25
What do The Yolgu people of Arnhem Land classify fire as?
Something that is hot
Something that could move itself
An animal
A gas
26
What is the simplest type of key?
Dichotomous key
Classifying key
Classification key
Grouping key
27
What does binomial nomenclature mean?
It means system in French
It means bicycle in Cambodian
The system of 2 part feelings
The system of two part names
28
How did having a good knowledge of the behaviour of moose help the Innu people?
They could track where the moose is
They can hunt them and sell their bones/antlers/furs
They can have them as pets
They could hunt the moose for food
29
What attracts pollinators?
me
Justin Bieber
bees
flowers
30
What do flowering plants produce inside the female part of the flower?
seeds
flower
me
bees
31
Why were taxonomists confused when they first saw the platypus?
Mix between beaver and duck
because they couldn't spell platypus
because it was a mix between duck, beaver, bird and reptile
Mix between duck, ape and monkey
32
Which kingdom do bacteria belong to?
Monera
Fungi
Class
Primate
33
What is a platyhelminth?
a type of a shoe
a shell
a flat worm
a poster
34
What are animals with backbones called?
cnidarians
poriferans
invertebrates
vertebrates
35
What did the Yolngu call snakes and lizards?
Bapi
Dharpa
Snizards
Lizakes
36
What type of teeth do lampreys have?
they have no teeth
fangs
slippery
horny
37
Which of these aren't in the class of Mammal?
Year 7
Bird
Gorilla
Kangaroo
38
What are the skeletons of sharks and rays made of?
bones
tissue
skeleton
cartilage
39
What is a strong classification key?
all of the above
A key that does not get wrecked
features that will not change over time
none of the above
40
Why do Indigenous people have a classification system?
As a way to name plants and animals
To communicate about plants and animals wiith a tribe
To trade with other tribes
To find the features of a plant or animal
41
Are the adjectives 'short' and 'small'...
Subjective
Adjectives
Descriptive
Wrong
42
Yeast is a type of ...
Animal
Protist
Plant
Fungi
43
What is it called when grouping and naming living things?
Grouping
Naming
All of the above
Taxonomy
44
What are 'animal weeds' known as?
Animal intruders
Animal pests
Pest species
Animal invaders
45
What is the name of the plants that include wooden stems?
chord
bapi
dharpa
reef
46
What is a taxonomist?
someone who names living things
none of the above
someone who reads books about living things
someone who studies about living things
47
Who was Linnaeus' assistant?
Daniel Solander
James Cook
Zac Tuohy
Bruce Wayne
48
What is a 'Dichotomous Key'?
A classification key
A flowchart
A mind map
A place where you ditch people
49
What is a weed?
A drug
A plant
Fungi
An animal
50
How do keys work best?
None of the above
When the features are easy to observe
when the features are both hard and easy
when the features are hard to observe
51
What is the smallest flower?
poppy
primrose
daisy
florets
52
Which plants produce their male and female cones on the same tree?
ice cream cones
moss
snow cones
conifers
53
Nematodes are also called...
Parasites
Flat worms
Worms
Nematodes
54
Which of these is an example of fungi?
Algae
Bacteria
Toadstools
Moss
55
What are osteichthyes also known as?
finny fish
bony fish
fish
scaly fish
56
Which of these cells does not contain a distinct nucleus?
Animal
Plant
Fungi
Monera
57
Who invented the binomial nomenclature?
Min Ho
Isaac Newton
Paris Lionne
Carolus Linnaeus
58
Which of these is the correct scientific name of a tiger?
Panthera leo
Panthera tigris
Panthera onca
Panthera pardus
59
What is the one thing that that Echinoderms have in common?
chalky layer
protective armour
spiny skin
radial symmetry
60
Grasses are pollinated by what?
Flowers
Wind
Sun
Air
61
The word guya is the group name for what?
Goats
Dogs
Cows
Fish
62
In Indigenous classification systems, bush fruit and mussels would be grouped together as______
Bush Tucker
Vegetarian
Forest Fruit
Seafood
63
If Warrakan means large bird, what does Dijikay mean, if they have similar meanings?
Large Bird
Bird
Small bird
Medium Bird
64
Poriferans filter the food out of the water, and for this reason they are known as....
filter feeders
sponges
sea anemones
jellyfish
65
What is the building block of all living things?
Bacteria
Cells
Class
Phylum
66
What are the plant divisions?
Seed Producing Plants, Liverworts and Ginkgos
Conifers, Mosses and Liverworts
Mosses and Liverworts, Ferns and Seed Producing Plants
Cycads, Ginkgo, Conifers, Flowering Plants
67
Where do amphibians live?
in the ocean
in the desert
on land and water
in the shopping centre
68
Which of the following are all vertebrates?
dogs, cows, fish and birds
human, snail, starfish and jellyfish
snake, spider, coral and water
worm, frog, lizard and possum
69
How many divisions does the plant kingdom have?
9 divisions
4 divisions
2 divisions
3 divisions
70
Which of these is the correct scientific name of a leopard?
Panthera leo
Panthera pardus
Panthera tigris
Panthera onca
71
What is the name of someone who classifies things for a living?
A person
Namerologist
Trick question. There is no name for that
Taxonomist
72
How many different types of living things or organisms have been identified and described?
1.7 million
1.5 million
2 million
2.2 million
73
Where are annelids found?
in the desert
in your shoe
in the shopping centre
in water and damp places
74
Which of these is the scientific name for a lion?
Panthera tigris
Panthera leo
Panthera onca
Panthera pardus
75
What is a weak classification key?
features that might change over time
features that will not change over time
B and C
feature that will change over time
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Which of these is a monera?
Bacteria
Protozoa
Algae
Pelican

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