All living things are categorized into groups based on shared characteristics. The living things are classified as prokaryotes ( bacteria and archaea), and eukaryotes (animals, plants, protists, and fungi). This quiz has been created to test your knowledge about the Classification of Living Things. Let's take this Review quiz and learn more! All the best!
They contain the chemicals Carbon, Oxygen, Helium, and Nitrogen
They respond to their surroundings
They have cellular organization
They reproduce
Physical traits
Common ancestry
Observable features
Classification
Eublepharis macularius
Eublepharis macularius
Eublepharis Macularius
Eublepharis Macularius
Carolus Linneaus
Charles Darwin
Francesco Redi
Aristotle
Energy
Water
Stable internal conditions
Space
Multicellular organisms emerge
Bacteria formed
Emergence of organisms in oceans
Presence of an atmosphere containing nitrogen, water vapor, carbon dioxide, and methane
Kingdom and Phylum
Class and Order
Order and Family
Genus and Species
They can mate (in nature) to produce offspring
They are similar closely related organisms
They live in the same type of habitat
Share different scientific names
Carolus Linneaus
Charles Darwin
Francesco Redi
Aristotle
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Carolus Linneaus
Charles Darwin
Francesco Redi
Aristotle
Natural selection
Classification
Evolution
Growing up
Having one possible outcome
Having two possible outcomes
Having three possible outcomes
Having four or more possible outcomes
Trying to figure out the scientific name of a desert beetle found in Utah
Trying to look at the evolutionary relationship between two species of grass found in different parts of Europe
Determining what order a collection of aquatic invertebrates belongs to
Wanting to figure out what kinds of organisms are found in an intertidal zone along the beach
Dichotomous keys consist of a set of paired statements
You always begin with step one in a dichotomous key
When using a dichotomous key always start at the beginning with each new organism
Every statement in a dichotomous key tells you what organism you are looking at
The “CHON” elements in their tissues
Their DNA
The structure of their cells
The kind of lipstick they bought at the mall
Theory of relativity
Theory of evolution
Laws of physics
Big bang theory
Finches
Tortoises
Iguanas
Sea lions
Class
Order
Family
Genus
The genus
The species
The genus and species
It can’t – only the common name can
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