Year 6 Classification Quiz

What is classification?

• Classification is the process of categorizing data into predefined classes.
• Classification is the method of analyzing data without any categories.
• Classification refers to the process of merging data into a single group.
• Classification is the act of sorting data randomly.

Who created the classification system we use today?

• Carl Linnaeus
• Louis Pasteur
• Gregor Mendel
• Charles Darwin

Which living things belong to the Domain group?

• Fungi
• Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya
• Plantae
• Animalia

Animals fall into two groups, vertebrates and invertebrates. What does vertebrate mean?

• Animals without a backbone.
• Animals that live in water.
• Animals that are warm-blooded.
• Animals with a backbone.

What does micro mean in microorganism?

• Large
• Complex
• Visible
• Small

Is all bacteria bad for us?

• All bacteria are harmful to humans.
• Bacteria only cause diseases.
• All bacteria are the same and bad for health.
• No, not all bacteria are bad for us.

Foods with good bacteria

• chocolate
• potato chips
• soda
• Yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, kimchi, miso, kombucha

What health problems can bad bacteria cause?

• Bad bacteria can cause infections, digestive issues, and immune system problems.
• Bad bacteria only cause skin problems.
• Bad bacteria are essential for a healthy immune system.
• Bad bacteria can improve digestion.

How can plants be classified?

• Plants can be classified into categories like flowering and non-flowering

• By color and size
• By geographic location
• By taste and smell

In the plant kingdom, plants can also be grouped by...

• Climate conditions
• Plants with seeds or without seeds

• Parts of the plant

• Soil types