This quiz will test the knowledge of students about the topic. It will cover everything done during taught sessions. Please note that some questions have MORE THAN ONE answer.
Charles Darwin
Louis Pasteur
Edward Jenner
Carl Linnaeus
Robert Hooke
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Kingdom, Class, Phylum, Genus, Order, Species
Phylum, Kingdom, Class, Family, Order, Species, Genus
Phylum, Class, Order, Kingdom, Genus, Species
Species, Genus,Family, Order, Class, Phylum, Kingdom
Eukaryotic, multicellular
Eukaryotic, unicellular
Prokaryotic, unicellular
Prokaryotic, multicellular
None of the above
Taxonomy
Binomial nomenclature
Systematics
Mutualism
A and C
Kingdom
Phylum & class
Genus & species
Parasitic associate
Mode of reproduction
Predator- prey
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Consumer- producer
It is easier to identify a specific organism
All organisms in a group will have similar features which can be described
Classification groups are universal
Classifying organisms in the future is made easier
Only scientist can understand how organisms are classified
Man
Canis lupus
Homo canis
Cannabis sativia
Homo sapien
Fish
Cat
Turkey
Lobster
Bear
Tapeworm
Bird
Lichen
Snake
B and D
Primary producers
Secondary producers
Tertiary consumers
Secondary consumers
None of the above
Hawk
Deer
Snake
Frog
Trees
Predator
Omnivore
Herbivore
Prey
Carnivore
Pyramid of energy
Food chain
Trophic level
Pyramid step
None of the above
Calculator
Pyramid of biomass
Pyramid of energy
Guessing
Pyramid of numbers
Bacteria
Viruses
Parasites
Fungi
A and D
Protein
Carbohydrate
Water
Fat
Glucose
Respiration
Combustion
Photosynthesis
Fossilisation
Death
0.03%
3%
40%
13%
28%
Nitrification
Nitrogen fixation
Denitrification
Detoxification
None of the above
Pyramid of biomass
Classification table
Pyramid of energy
Pyramid of numbers
A and D
Decomposers
Denitrifying bacteria
Detritivores
Nitrogen fixing bacteria
Garbage collectors
Nitrogen is not very abundant int he atmosphere
Few organisms can directly utilize atmospheric nitrogen gas
Most plants do not require organic nitrogen compounds for survival
Oceans quickly absorb nitrogen gas
Living organisms quickly absorb nitrogen gas
Mining fossil fuels
Burning fossil fuels
Cutting down rain forests
Increasing soil erosion
None of the above
Denitrification
Photosynthesis
Carbonation
Hydrolysis
Bacteria
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