5 Questions
Which two kingdoms are missing from the list that includes Eubacteria, Protista, Plantae, and Animalia?
Fungi and Archaebacteria
Which kingdom includes only heterotrophs?
Fungi
Which of the kingdoms in the six-kingdom system of classification was once grouped with plants?
Protista
Which taxonomic level is used to distinguish plants?
division
Which similar characteristic is most important in classifying two groups of bears into the same genus?
genes
Study Notes
Kingdoms of Classification
- The two missing kingdoms from the list are Fungi and Archaea.
- The kingdom that includes only heterotrophs is Animalia.
Classification of Organisms
- The kingdom that was once grouped with plants is Chromista (also known as Stramenopila).
Taxonomic Classification
- The taxonomic level used to distinguish plants is the kingdom level.
Genus Classification
- The similar characteristic most important in classifying two groups of bears into the same genus is their morphology.
Test your knowledge of the six kingdoms of life with this Grade 9 quiz! Explore topics such as classification, characteristics, and diversity of organisms. Learn about the missing kingdoms, identify the kingdom of heterotrophs, and more. Challenge yourself and enjoy expanding your understanding of the world of life!
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