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