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Kingdom Post Test Part 1

Question 1 Which kingdom does the following organism belong to? A. Moneran B. Protista C. Fungi D. Animal

Question 2 Which correctly list the classification of organism in order from highest to lowest species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom Kingdom, order, class, phylum, genus, family, species Order, class, genus, species, kingdom, phylum, family Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

Question 3 Which characteristic distinguished Monerans from all other kingdoms of life? A. They are unicellular B. They have single cells without a nucleus. C. They move by waving their flagella. D. They can make their own food

Question 4 The picture provided is a picture of A. an animal. B. a plant. C. a protist. D. a moneran

Question 5 A scientific name is written by using: A. the genus and the species B. the family and order C. the phylum and class D. None of the above

Question 6 An organism that has NO nucleus is called a A. Plant B. Prokaryote C. Eukaryote D. Fungi

Question 7 Which grouping generally contains the smallest number of different species? A. phylum B. order C. genus D. Class

Question 8 Which kingdom does the following organism belong to? A. Moneran B. Protista C. Fungi D. Animal

Question 9 Two organisms that are classified in the same Order must also be classified in the same A. PHYLUM B. FAMILY C. GENUS D. SPECIES

Question 10 A student is describing the characteristics of an organism in the table below: Based in the information, it can be concluded that the organism belongs in the kingdom A. Eubacteria B. Moneran C. Plantae D. Animalia Type of Cell eukaryote Cell structure No Cell Wall Number of Cells multicellular Nutrition Heterotroph (can’t make its own food)

Question 11 Which is the largest of the classification groups? A. species B. family C. phylum D. Kingdom

Question 12 Athlete’s foot, and ringworm are skin infections caused by organisms belonging to which Kingdom? Monerans Protists Fungi Plants

Question 13 On a recent research trip to the African rain forest, Donna discovered a new organism that is multicellular and contains chlorophyll. Which kingdom does the newly discovered organism most likely belong to? A. Animals B. Plants C. Monerans D. Fungi

Question 14 Which kingdom does the following organism belong to? A. Moneran B. Protista C. Fungi D. Plant

Question 15 Which is the correct way to write a scientific name for an organism? A. Homo sapien B. HomoSapien C. homo Sapien D. Neither

Answers D B C A