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Quiz on Classifying Living Things Answers for Quiz on Classifying Living Things

1. Our world is full of living things. But what makes a living thing 1. Our world is full of living things. But what makes a living thing? There are certain things that all living things do. These things are called: B Life processes A Life substances C Life descriptions

2. So what is it that all living things do 2. So what is it that all living things do? There are 7 correct things here and 1 that is wrong. Which of these is not something that all living things do? H Growth A Movement G Reproduction B Respiration C Sensitivity F Excretion D Perspiration E Nutrition

3. A good way to remember all 7 life processes is to think of the name: Mrs Nerp B Mrs Grin C Mrs Nerg

Movement N Respiration Excretion Sensitivity Reproduction Growth 4. Each letter stands for a different life process. What does the N stand for? Movement N Respiration Excretion Sensitivity Reproduction Growth A Navigation B Naturalisation C Nutrition

5. Living things can be divided into groups according to their similarities and differences. This grouping is called: A Classification B Sectioning C Division

6. All these living things are part of the plant … Kingdom B Group C Section

The invertebrate kingdom The other big group of living things is called … A The insect kingdom B The invertebrate kingdom C The animal kingdom

8. Animals have lots of similarities and differences which can be used to classify them, but scientists divide them into 2 main groups. These are: A Those that can fly and those that cannot B Those that have legs and those that do not C Those with a backbone and those without

9. Animals that do not have a backbone are called … molluscs B invertebrates C insects

10. Over 95% of the animals in the world are invertebrates and they have adapted themselves to live everywhere on the planet. Which of these lives in the sea? C A D B

11. There are many different groups of invertebrates 11. There are many different groups of invertebrates. Which of these is not the name of a group of invertebrates? A Molluscs B Insects C Arachnids D Primates

12. Insects are a massive group of invertebrates 12. Insects are a massive group of invertebrates. Which of these is not an insect? B D C A

13. Insects and other creatures can be identified using a series of questions on a branching diagram. Here is part of one. This is called a … A Chart B Map C Key

14. What group name should be written on the red label? Reptiles B Vertebrates C Insects 14. What group name should be written on the red label? Molluscs Invertebrates Annelids Animal Kingdom Arthropods Echinoderms

A Crustaceans B Molluscs C Annelids 15. This creature belongs to a group of invertebrates called … A Crustaceans B Molluscs C Annelids

16. Vertebrates is the name given to the large group of animals that have … Legs B Hair or fur C A backbone

17. Which of these is not a vertebrate? D F

All birds are warm blooded 18. Birds are a group of vertebrates that have feathers and wings. Which of these facts is also true? A All birds can fly C All birds are warm blooded B All birds eat insects

19. Reptiles, fish and amphibians are cold blooded. This means … They shiver when they are cold B They cannot keep their body temperature constant C Their blood is always below 10°C

20. Mammals have fur or hair and feed their young with milk 20. Mammals have fur or hair and feed their young with milk. Which of these is not a mammal? E A C B D