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6th grade animals and habitats

6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.MS-LS4-2 · England: KS3 Biology: Relationships in an ecosystem, KS2 Y6 Living things and their habitats

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Question 1
Kingdoms of life: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Bacteria are prokaryotes: their cells have no nucleus.
- B. Sponges and corals are plants.
- C. Animals cannot make their own food.
- D. Plants and many algae make their own food using light.
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Question 2
A newly found organism is multicellular, has cell walls made of chitin and absorbs food from rotting logs. Which kingdom?
- A. plants
- B. prokaryotes
- C. animals
- D. fungi
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Question 3
Which kingdom does this belong to: sunflower?
- A. protists
- B. fungi
- C. animals
- D. plants
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Question 4
Kingdoms of life: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Animals cannot make their own food.
- B. Plants and many algae make their own food using light.
- C. Viruses are a kingdom of living things.
- D. Bacteria are prokaryotes: their cells have no nucleus.
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Question 5
Corals look like rocks or plants. Why are they classed as animals?
- A. Their cells have no walls and they catch food
- B. They live in water
- C. They are hard
- D. They are green
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Question 6
Which kingdom does this belong to: the malaria parasite (Plasmodium)?
- A. fungi
- B. prokaryotes (bacteria)
- C. animals
- D. protists
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Question 7
Kingdoms of life: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Sponges and corals are plants.
- B. Bacteria are prokaryotes: their cells have no nucleus.
- C. Animals cannot make their own food.
- D. Fungi are not plants: they cannot photosynthesise.
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Question 8
Seaweeds such as kelp make food by photosynthesis, but they are often not classed as true plants. Which kingdom are they usually placed in?
- A. protists
- B. prokaryotes
- C. animals
- D. fungi
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Question 9
Which kingdom does this belong to: amoeba?
- A. prokaryotes (bacteria)
- B. protists
- C. fungi
- D. plants
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Question 10
Kingdoms of life: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Plants and many algae make their own food using light.
- B. Animals cannot make their own food.
- C. Sponges and corals are plants.
- D. Bacteria are prokaryotes: their cells have no nucleus.
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Question 11
Seaweeds such as kelp make food by photosynthesis, but they are often not classed as true plants. Which kingdom are they usually placed in?
- A. prokaryotes
- B. fungi
- C. animals
- D. protists
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Question 12
Which kingdom does this belong to: the bacteria that turn milk into yoghurt?
- A. animals
- B. plants
- C. protists
- D. prokaryotes (bacteria)
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Question 13
Kingdoms of life: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Sponges and corals are plants.
- B. Animals cannot make their own food.
- C. Plants and many algae make their own food using light.
- D. Bacteria are prokaryotes: their cells have no nucleus.
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Question 14
A newly found organism is multicellular, has cell walls made of chitin and absorbs food from rotting logs. Which kingdom?
- A. plants
- B. fungi
- C. animals
- D. prokaryotes
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Question 15
Which kingdom does this belong to: amoeba?
- A. plants
- B. prokaryotes (bacteria)
- C. fungi
- D. protists
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Question 16
Kingdoms of life: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Bacteria are prokaryotes: their cells have no nucleus.
- B. Mushrooms are plants because they grow in soil.
- C. Animals cannot make their own food.
- D. Fungi are not plants: they cannot photosynthesise.

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Answer key: 6th grade animals and habitats

1. B. Sponges and corals are plants.
2. D. fungi
3. D. plants
4. C. Viruses are a kingdom of living things.
5. A. Their cells have no walls and they catch food
6. D. protists
7. A. Sponges and corals are plants.
8. A. protists
9. B. protists
10. C. Sponges and corals are plants.
11. D. protists
12. D. prokaryotes (bacteria)
13. A. Sponges and corals are plants.
14. B. fungi
15. D. protists
16. B. Mushrooms are plants because they grow in soil.