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Year 7 Classification -- Grouping Living Things
Year 7 Classification -- Grouping Living Things
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Classification of living things for Year 7 Science
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The largest of all the animal groups is the
arthropods
vertebrates
sponges
plants
2
Clams, oysters snails and squids are all examples of
Cnidarians
Mollusks
Plants
Arthropods
3
If you are a vertebrate that means you have a
Humour
Legs
Brain
Spine/backbone
4
How do scientists form smaller groups of living things? They look for ...
more ways they are alike and different from all the rest
If they are helpful or harmful
whether they are cute or not
how big or how small they are
5
What are the three groups of cold blooded vertebrates
Birds, mammals and reptiles
Birds Amphibians and Reptiles
Birds, mammals and Amphibians
Amphibians Fish and reptiles
6
Monkeys are a member of which group?
Protists
Plants
Animals
Fungi
7
Algae belong to which kingdom?
Plants
Protists
Fungi
Animals
8
Echinoderms are
stinging jelly fish
Spiny Skined sea creatures such as starfish and sea urchins
a creature with a backbone
animals like an echidna
9
Animals with a backbone are called...
Vertebrates
Invertebrates
10
Which of the following vertebrates is cold blooded
Mammals
Bears
Fish
Birds
11
Flowers belong to which group?
Animals
Protists
Fungi
Plants
12
To which kingdom do mushrooms belong?
Plants
Protists
Animals
Fungi
13
What is one characteristic that scientists use to classify living things into the 5 kingdoms?
How the living things get food
Living things that move or don't move
Many celled or single celled
Little living things and big living things
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What is the difference between a Reptile and an Amphibian?
Reptiles have tail and Amphibians do not
Reptiles have eyes and amphibians do not
Reptiles have scales and amphibians are slimey
Amphibians live on the land and Reptiles in the water
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Why do scientist organize information about living things?
So they can find and share information
So they can tell living things from non-living things
They like making up groups.
So they can find the scary ones
16
How do scientists group living things?
by name
by similarities
by group
by differences
17
True or false, cnidarians are vertebrates
False
True
18
All living things can be classified into one of how many kingdoms?
2
5
3
4
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Classification doesn't stop at the kingdom. Animals are classified as...
With or without scales
With or without a backbone
With or without legs
With or without antennae
20
Bacteria belong to which kingdom?
Protists
Plants
Fungi
Monerans
21
What do invertebrates lack?
Hair
Shells
Legs
Backbones
