SHS Biology · Year 1
Organisms & Classification practice questions
Biological keys, classification hierarchy, binomial nomenclature and the amoeba.
24 questions in this topic: 10 recall, 8 applying skills and concepts, 3 strategic thinking and 3 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
Euglena moves using a whip-like structure called a
- aflagellum
- bpseudopodium
- ccilium
- drhizoid
- Question 2Strategic thinking
Using a key where an insect with no wings, a waist and no simple eyes is an ant, while a winged wingless-waist insect is a louse: an insect that has no wings, has a waist and lacks simple eyes is identified as
- aa louse
- ban ant
- ca mosquito
- da butterfly
- Question 3Skills & concepts
The amoeba feeds by engulfing its food. This method of feeding is called
- aphotosynthesis
- bphagocytosis
- cosmosis
- dchemosynthesis
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