Living things- Summer 1

LH1- Which of the following groups is not a way to classify living things?

• Mammals

• Reptiles

• Creatures

• Amphibians

LH2- Why are bats classified as mammals not birds?

• They have feathers

• They lay eggs

• They feed milk to their young

• They live in high places like trees.

LH1- Match the animal to its classification.

• Mollusc

• 
• Amphibian

• 
• Crustacean

• 
• Mammal

• 
• Reptile

• 

LH2- Spiders are insects because they have six legs and three body parts.

• True
• False

LH3- Which is the correct order of groups in the Linnaean classification system from broadest to most specific?

• Class → Kingdom → Species → Order→ Family → Genus →Phylum

• Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Order → Family → Genus → Species

• Species → Genus → Family → Class → Kingdom→ Phylum

• Kingdom → Species → Order → Phylum → Genus→ Class →Family

LH3- Match the level of classification with its example.

• Animalia

• Kingdom

• Canis

• Species

• Canis Lupis

• Genus

LH3- Why did Carl Linnaeus create a classification system for living things?

• To name animals using numbers

• To organise living things into groups that show how they are similar

• To make food chains easier to understand

• To categorise animals into descending order

LH2- Organize these options into the right categories.

Groups:

(a) Mammals

,

(b) Reptiles

,

(c) Amphibian

• Cat

• Chameleon
• Crocodile

• Doplhin

• Elephant
• Salamander

• Lizard
• Axolotl
• Frog