Diversity in Living Organisms
Science · Grade 9 · Week 18 · 25 questions
The human body is an incredible system of organs working together. Understanding how your body systems function helps you appreciate the complexity of life and make better health choices.
What you'll practise
- Find the mode of data sets
- Identify major organs and their functions
- Explain how body systems work together
- Understand the structure of key body systems
All 25 questions in this Diversity in Living Organisms quiz
Grade 9 Science — Diversity in Living Organisms: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- The classification of organisms into categories is called:
- The five kingdoms proposed by Whittaker are:
- The Monera kingdom includes:
- The broadest category in the hierarchical classification is:
- The correct order of taxonomic hierarchy from broadest to most specific is:
- Binomial nomenclature was developed by:
- In binomial nomenclature, the first name (genus) is:
- In binomial nomenclature, the second name (species) is:
- The scientific name of human beings is:
- The scientific name of the lion is:
- Species is defined as:
- The term 'genus' refers to:
- Which of the following is the smallest unit of classification?
- The Protista kingdom includes:
- Organisms in the kingdom Fungi are:
- The main difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms is:
- Nomenclature helps in:
- The kingdom that includes both unicellular and multicellular organisms is:
- All members of a genus share:
- The advantage of binomial nomenclature is:
- An organism is classified in kingdom Plantae if it is:
- Members of kingdom Animalia are characterized by being:
- The domain above kingdom in modern classification is called:
- Three domains of life are:
- Two organisms belonging to the same family must also belong to:
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