1. What is classification? Grouping things together on the basis of how they feed Grouping things together on the basis of the features they have in common Grouping things together on the basis of how they respire Grouping things together on the basis of how they can survive

2. Which is the most commonly used classification scheme? Whitetaker Five Kingdom Scheme Whittaker Five Kingdom Scheme Undertaker Five Kingdom Scheme Blacktaker Five Kingdom Scheme

3. Which of these is a kingdom? Litmus Madelaine Monera Algamus

4. The next kingdom is Protoctista. What does this consist of? Unicellular organisms whose chromosomes are not enclosed in a nuclear membrane Multicellular organisms whose chromosomes are not enclosed in a nuclear membrane Multicellular organisms whose chromosomes are enclosed in a nuclear membrane Unicellular organisms whose chromosomes are enclosed in a nuclear membrane

5. The next kingdom is fungi. Which of these is not included in the kingdom? Organisms which grow on tree trunks Plants with chloroplasts Organisms with hyphae Moulds

6. The kingdom plants is divided into flowering and non-flowering plants. What is a flowering plant where the seed is enclosed in a fruit called? Answer: (Starts with an A and consists of 10 letters)

7. Organisms are first divided into large groups called kingdoms. What are kingdoms sub-divided into? Classes Phyla Genera Hominidae

8. Then come classes. Are classes divided into orders? Yes No

9. Then we have three more levels of classification. In which order do they come? Genera, Families, Species Families, Genera, Species Species, Genera, Families Genera, Species, Families

10. What would the order of a man be? Chordate Primate Homo Mammal