Biological Classification – Five Kingdom Classification (Whittaker)

Grade 11 Biology — Biological Classification – Five Kingdom Classification (Whittaker): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

1. Whittaker's five kingdom system divides organisms based on:
2. Which kingdom was added by Whittaker to the earlier four-kingdom system?
3. Organisms in Kingdom Monera are characterized by:
4. The cell wall of Kingdom Fungi is made of:
5. Kingdom Plantae organisms are characterized by:
6. Kingdom Animalia includes organisms with:
7. Kingdom Protista was created to classify:
8. Which kingdom includes both autotrophic and heterotrophic organisms?
9. The nutritional mode of Kingdom Fungi is best described as:
10. Which characteristic is unique to Kingdom Monera?
11. The criteria for Whittaker's classification does NOT include:
12. Organisms capable of photosynthesis are found in:
13. The five kingdom classification system was proposed in:
14. Which kingdom includes organisms that are primarily unicellular?
15. The presence of a true nucleus is characteristic of:
16. Which two kingdoms have cell walls in their organisms?
17. The boundary between kingdoms Plantae and Fungi is determined by:
18. In Whittaker's system, heterotrophic organisms are found in:
19. The classification system developed by Whittaker is based on:
20. Organisms without a cell wall and heterotrophic are classified in:
21. The five kingdom system includes:
22. Which kingdom contains organisms with a true nucleus and cell walls made of cellulose?
23. The primary characteristic separating Monera from Protista is:
24. Whittaker's five kingdom classification replaced the earlier system that had:
25. The distinguishing feature between Kingdom Protista and Kingdom Monera is: