Classification of Living World: Mock Test
Classification of Living World Mock Test
Test your knowledge on the classification of living organisms with our engaging mock quiz designed for students, educators, and biology enthusiasts. Challenge yourself with multiple choice questions and open-ended prompts to deepen your understanding of biological taxonomy.
- Multiple choice questions
- Text response challenges
- Explore various biological phyla
What is the correct order of taxonomic ranks of biological classification?
Kingdom → Phylum → Order → Family → Class → Genus → Species
Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Order → Family → Genus → Species
Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Order → Family → Species → Genus
Kingdom → Phylum → Family → Class → Order → Species → Genus
State whether true or false. Organisms belonging to Phylum Mollusca have spiny skin.
True
False
Find the odd one out:
Sparrow
Pigeon
Bat
Chicken
What are the characteristics of Phylum Platyhelminthes?
Roundworms with segmented body
Roundworms with unsegmented body
Flatworms with unsegmented body
Cylindrical worms with segmented body
Identify the INCORRECT pair -
Phylum Coelenterata: Sea anemone
Phylum Nematoda: Ascaris
Class Amphibia: Toad
Class Pisces: Starfish
Which taxonomic ranks are used for the binomial nomenclature of an organism?
Kingdom and phylum
Genus and species
Family and species
Phylum and genus
An organism has a three-chambered heart (two atrium and one partially divided ventricle). This organism belongs to which class?
State whether True or False. Organisms of Phylum annelida have a cylindrical segmented body.
True
False
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