A virus isn't living because...

It doesn't grow, It doesn't respire, It doesn't excrete

classification of all living things

The word mammal comes from..

mammary glands present to feed their young

Kingdom Monera is made up of

prokaryotic single-celled organisms with no nucleus

To classify something living, what rules must be adhered to?

have two names (genus, species), be in latin

What distinguishes plants from other kingdoms? (Others can't do or don't have)

all get their energy from the sun through photosynthesis

unicellular organisms with a nucleus

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Year 7 Classification - 5 Kingdoms

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Living and non-living things, requirements for life and the 5 kingdoms of living things. #biology #science #ACARA #year7 #kingdoms

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1
Which of the following is living?
Your shoes
Your dog
Your car
A virus
2
Viviparous means..
they lay eggs
their young grow inside them
fur or hair on skin
feed young through mammary glands
3
Which of these is NOT a class of the Animalia kingdom?
birds
reptiles
amphibians
marsupials
4
A virus isn't living because...
It doesn't grow
It doesn't respire
It doesn't reproduce
It doesn't excrete
5
Which of these is a requirement for all living things?
Reproduction
Respiration
Sunshine
Money
6
"Two names" is called
bionic
binomic
nomadic
binomial
7
A zebra is a....
reptile
mammal
flightless bird
horse in disguise
8
What is taxonomy
classification of all living things and non-living things
classification of all living things
what accountants use to work out your tax
classification of animals
9
Kingdom Animalia is divided into two subkingdoms...
invertebrates and mammals
vertebrates and porifera
vertebrates and invertebrates
invertebrates and humans
10
Which animal kingdom does a turtle belong to?
Reptile
Fish
Mammal
Ambhibian
11
What order do humans belong to?
hominidae
homo
primates
homo sapiens
12
The word mammal comes from..
mammary glands present to feed their young
the fact that they are warm-blooded
the bond between young and their mum
they are mammoth
13
Kingdom Monera is made up of
prokaryotic single-celled organisms with no nucleus
multicellular organisms with no nucleus
eukaryotic single-celled organisms with a nucleus
prokaryotic single-celled organisms with a nucleus
14
To classify something living, what rules must be adhered to?
have two names (genus, species)
lodge it in the community newspaper
don't check if it's already classified
be in latin
15
Are fungi single or multicellular?
neither
single
they can be either
multi
16
Which of these is NOT a requirement for living things?
nutrition
movement
money
growth
17
Examples of organisms in kingdom monera are...
microscopic worms
seaweed
cyanobacteria
bacteria
18
Which class of vertebrates APART from mammals is warm-blooded?
amphibians
reptiles
birds
fish
19
What distinguishes plants from other kingdoms? (Others can't do or don't have)
cells contain a cell wall
contain chloropyhll and chloroplast in their cells
they are green
all get their energy from the sun through photosynthesis
20
Which of these is not a kingdom?
Monera
Animalia
Porifera
Fungi
21
Which type of animal thermoregulates (keeps constant body temperature)?
cold-blooded
warm-blooded
roomtemperature-blooded
22
Protista are...
part of the animal kingdom that include sponges
unicellular organisms with a nucleus
unicellular organisms with no nucleus
multicellular complex organisms

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