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Classification of organisms

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1
What do amphibians, bony fish and birds have in common?
They have scales
They can swim
They are vertebrates
They use energy to maintain their body temperature
2
This picture is of an invertebrate animal, but which class does it belong to?
Arthropods (segmented body, exoskeleton)
Cnidarians (Soft hollow body, tentacles)
Molluscs (Soft body, protective shell)
Echinoderm (Rough, spiny skin)
3
To which Kingdom do bacteria belong?
Animalia
Monera
Plantae
Protista
4
What is a species?
A type of animal
Organisms that can interbreed to produce fertile offspring
A group of organisms that cannot interbreed
5
The 7 levels of classification by scientist Carl Linnaeus, which is the correct order of ranks?
Class → family → order
Kingdom → class → phylum
Family → genus → species
6
A genus is:
Subdivision of family in the classification of living things
A group of similar organisms capable of breeding
7
What is an arthropod?
Invertebrate with legs & exoskeleton e.g. insect or spider
A vertebrate with scales & lays eggs e.g. Lizard
An invertebrate with a segmented soft body e.g. Earth worm
An invertebrate that is rough and spiny e.g. sea star
8
What could the producer be in the food chain?
Grass
Fly
Fish
Bird
9
Animals with internal backbones are known as:
Exoskeletons
Invertebrates
Endoskeletons
Vertebrates