Online Quiz: British Curriculum Primary 6 Biology Quiz: Classification and Naming of Organisms

A to change habitats B to group organisms using shared features C to count only animals D to make organisms larger

A body colour on one day B where it was first seen C presence or absence of a backbone D how fast it moves once

A jellyfish B snail C earthworm D frog

A butterfly B fish C bird D lizard

A feeding organisms B identifying organisms step by step C measuring temperature only D making scientific names shorter

A Is it your favourite tree? B Was it found on Monday? C Does the leaf have a smooth or toothed edge? D Is the leaf beautiful?

A to avoid grouping organisms B to replace observations C to make names harder for no reason D to reduce confusion between languages and common names

A Genus species B animal plant microbe C species Genus Family D colour size place

A habitat B genus C species only D age

A organisms with the same mass B organisms with the same colour only C organisms in the same genus D organisms found in the same room

A spider, crab, butterfly B penguin, lizard, shark C frog, snake, fish D bat, whale, human

A bean, rose, grass B mushroom, moss, fern C pine, algae, yeast D fern, moss, pine

A Habitats are not observable B Different groups can live in the same habitat C Only one organism lives in each place D All water organisms are fish

A soft body with no legs B backbone and feathers C six legs and three main body parts D eight legs only

A birds B mammals C flowering trees D bacteria

A unclear opinions such as nice or ugly B specific differences C yes or no questions D observable features

A insect B bird C amphibian D mammal

A mammal B invertebrate C non-flowering seed plant D fungus

A Scientific groups never change B Names are chosen randomly C Observation is not allowed D Science updates explanations using better evidence

A Organisms are grouped and named using evidence-based features B All organisms have the same name C Only animals are classified D Colour is always the best feature