Classification of Living Things
GCE Biology

9 Classification of Living Things practice questions covering everything you need for GCE.

Drill Classification of Living Things

Sample Classification of Living Things questions

Q12021· MEDIUM

a) Define the term 'classification' as used in biology. (2 marks) b) State five reasons why living organisms are classified. (5 marks) c) List the hierarchical levels of classification from the highes…

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Q22023· HARD

a) State three differences between the Kingdom Plantae and the Kingdom Animalia. (6 marks) b) Using the table below, classify each of the following organisms into their correct Kingdom, Phylum/Divisio…

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Q32021· EASY

The scientific name of the domestic dog is Canis lupus familiaris. From this name, it can be deduced that the dog belongs to the genus

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Q42024· MEDIUM

Which of the following pairs of organisms are BOTH members of the phylum Arthropoda?

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Q52024· EASY

Which of the following correctly represents the hierarchy of biological classification from the largest to the smallest group?

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Q62020· MEDIUM

Two organisms, P and Q, share the same family but belong to different genera. Which of the following statements about P and Q is MOST accurate?

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Q72020· HARD

In a study of five organisms — Amoeba, Spirogyra, Rhizopus, Paramecium, and Volvox — a student groups them based on the presence of chlorophyll. Which of the following correctly identifies organisms w…

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Q82019· MEDIUM

A student examines an organism under the microscope and notes that it has a nucleus, chloroplasts, and moves using flagella. This organism is BEST classified as a

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Q92023· EASY

A biologist observes an organism that is multicellular, has a cell wall made of chitin, lacks chlorophyll, and absorbs nutrients from dead organic matter. To which kingdom does this organism belong?

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