This quiz helps learners apply knowledge of classification systems, observable features, and major kingdoms in the biological world.
A student finds an organism in a pond that moves using a tail-like structure and feeds on smaller cells. It has no cell wall. Which kingdom is it most likely from?
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Jane observes that a millipede has many segments and legs on each. Her classmate says it’s an insect. What should she say?
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student tries to classify bats as birds because they fly. Why is this incorrect?
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