Kingdom Classification
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Five Kingdom Classification
SubtopicFive Kingdom Classification under Kingdom Classification for Grade 7 ICSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which of the following is a criterion used for the Five Kingdom Classification?
A.The color of the organism
B.The height of the organism
C.The complexity of cell structure
D.The weight of the organism
- 2.
Organisms in Kingdom Protista move using different structures. Which of these is NOT a locomotory organelle found in protists?
A.Cilia
B.Flagella
C.Pseudopodia
D.Roots
- 3.
Which kingdom is composed of multicellular organisms that usually possess a nervous system for responding to stimuli?
A.Animalia
B.Plantae
C.Protista
D.Monera
- 4.
Which of these kingdoms contains the most primitive and simplest forms of life?
A.Plantae
B.Fungi
C.Animalia
D.Monera
- 5.
Kingdom Monera includes diverse prokaryotic organisms such as bacteria, which are primarily classified based on their cellular shape. Referencing the provided flowchart, which physical shape describes the bacteria belonging to 'Group B'?
A.Spiral
B.Spherical
C.Rod-shaped
D.Comma-shaped
- 6.
Identify the common characteristic of organisms belonging to Kingdom Fungi and Kingdom Plantae.
A.Mode of nutrition
B.Presence of a cell wall
C.Ability to move from place to place
D.Presence of chlorophyll
- 7.
In the binomial nomenclature system, which two levels of classification make up the scientific name of an organism?
A.Family and Genus
B.Genus and Species
C.Kingdom and Phylum
D.Order and Class
- 8.
Why is the 5-kingdom classification considered better than the 2-kingdom (Plant/Animal) classification?
A.It groups all motile organisms together
B.It separates prokaryotes from eukaryotes and accounts for the unique nutrition of fungi
C.It ignores the cell wall and focuses only on movement
D.It was the first system to use Latin names
- 9.
The presence of 'mycelium' and 'hyphae' is a characteristic feature of which kingdom?
A.Monera
B.Protista
C.Fungi
D.Plantae
- 10.
Organism A is unicellular and prokaryotic. Organism B is unicellular and eukaryotic. Which kingdoms do they belong to respectively?
A.A: Monera; B: Protista
B.A: Protista; B: Monera
C.A: Monera; B: Fungi
D.A: Protista; B: Fungi
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Classification of Plants (Thallophyta to Angiosperms)
SubtopicClassification of Plants (Thallophyta to Angiosperms) under Kingdom Classification for Grade 7 ICSE.
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- 1.
Which of the following lists plant groups in order from the simplest to the most complex body design?
A.Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, Pteridophyta, Bryophyta, Thallophyta
B.Thallophyta, Bryophyta, Pteridophyta, Gymnosperms, Angiosperms
C.Bryophyta, Thallophyta, Angiosperms, Pteridophyta, Gymnosperms
D.Pteridophyta, Thallophyta, Bryophyta, Angiosperms, Gymnosperms
- 2.
Plants that produce seeds are specifically known as:
A.Cryptogams
B.Phanerogams
C.Thallophytes
D.Bryophytes
- 3.
Which of the following is a colonial green alga belonging to Thallophyta?
A.B.Moss
C.Fern
D.Cedar
- 4.
In the seed-bearing plants (Phanerogams), what is the function of the seed?
A.To produce food via photosynthesis
B.To protect and nourish the embryo
C.To absorb water from the soil
D.To allow the plant to move
- 5.
Which of the following is a common characteristic of all plants from Thallophyta to Angiosperms?
A.They all produce seeds
B.They all have vascular tissues
C.They are all eukaryotic and multicellular autotrophs
D.They all have fruits
- 6.
Which sequence correctly represents the increasing complexity of the plant body?
A.Bryophyta Thallophyta Pteridophyta
B.Thallophyta Bryophyta Pteridophyta
C.Pteridophyta Bryophyta Thallophyta
D.Angiosperms Gymnosperms Pteridophyta
- 7.
Why are flowers absent in Gymnosperms?
A.They do not reproduce sexually
B.They reproduce through spores only
C.Their ovules are not enclosed in an ovary
D.They are not autotrophic
- 8.
Which structure in Bryophytes is equivalent to the 'Capsule' in terms of spore production and dispersal?
A.Sorus in Ferns
B.Anther in Flowers
C.Root in Monocots
D.Stem in Gymnosperms
- 9.
Which of these is NOT a characteristic of the plant ?
A.Filamentous body
B.Spiral chloroplast
C.Presence of true roots
D.Autotrophic nutrition
- 10.
The plant group that produces 'Phanerogams with naked seeds' is:
A.Pteridophyta
B.Angiospermae
C.Gymnospermae
D.Bryophyta
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Classification of Animals (Invertebrates and Vertebrates)
SubtopicClassification of Animals (Invertebrates and Vertebrates) under Kingdom Classification for Grade 7 ICSE.
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- 1.
What is the main function of the tentacles in Hydra?
A.For breathing
B.For catching prey
C.For making food
D.For laying eggs
- 2.
Crabs, lobsters, and prawns are arthropods that belong to the group:
A.Insects
B.Crustaceans
C.Myriapods
D.Arachnids
- 3.
Animals with a backbone are called vertebrates. Which of the following is an invertebrate?
A.Goldfish
B.Sparrow
C.Earthworm
D.Rat
- 4.
Pigeons and parrots belong to the class Aves. What kind of heart do they have?
A.2-chambered
B.3-chambered
C.4-chambered
D.Single-chambered
- 5.
Silverfish is not a true fish. It belongs to which phylum?
A.Pisces
B.Arthropoda
C.Mollusca
D.Annelida
- 6.
Which of these invertebrates is known for its high power of regeneration, where a small piece of its body can grow into a complete new individual?
A.Ascaris
B.Planaria
C.Earthworm
D.Cockroach
- 7.
A student finds an animal with a cylindrical body, no limbs, and skin that is moist and slimy. It has a backbone. This animal likely belongs to:
A.Annelida
B.Pisces
C.Amphibia
D.Reptilia
- 8.
In Class Amphibia, what is the term for the common chamber into which the digestive, urinary, and reproductive tracts open?
A.Ventricle
B.Bladder
C.Cloaca
D.Coelom
- 9.
The 'scolex' and 'proglottids' are body parts associated with which type of animal?
A.Earthworm
B.Tapeworm
C.Roundworm
D.Leech
- 10.
What is the role of 'air sacs' in the respiratory system of a bird?
A.They act as the primary site for gas exchange
B.They store air to ensure a continuous flow of oxygen through the lungs
C.They produce heat to maintain body temperature
D.They help the bird to swim in water
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Binomial Nomenclature
SubtopicBinomial Nomenclature under Kingdom Classification for Grade 7 ICSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which part of the scientific name is shared by the wolf () and the golden jackal ()?
A.The specific epithet
B.The genus
C.The common name
D.None
- 2.
Which of the following is the correct scientific name for a Rose?
A.B.C.rose indica
D. - 3.
In the name (Maize), what does 'mays' signify?
A.The genus
B.The species
C.The family
D.The order
- 4.
What is the benefit of the 'Two-name' system in biology?
A.It allows every organism to have a unique identity worldwide
B.It makes it easier for people to rename animals
C.It ensures names are only in local languages
D.It allows animals to have different names in every country
- 5.
In the hierarchy of classification, which of the following is the smallest unit?
A.Genus
B.Family
C.Species
D.Order
- 6.
When comparing (house cat) and (jungle cat), we can conclude they belong to the same:
A.Species
B.Genus
C.Both Genus and Species
D.Neither Genus nor Species
- 7.
The scientific name of the Tulsi plant is . What does indicate?
A.Species
B.Genus
C.Family
D.Order
- 8.
What happens if a new species is found that does not fit into any existing 'Genus'?
A.A new genus name must be created following the rules of nomenclature.
B.The species is ignored until a genus is found.
C.The species is forced into the closest genus regardless of features.
D.The species is given a common name only.
- 9.
Which of these levels of classification was the last to be universally adopted to separate Prokaryotes from Eukaryotes?
A.Domain
B.Kingdom
C.Phylum
D.Class
- 10.
In the classification of a Mango tree, 'Sapindales' is its 'Order'. Which rank is broader than 'Sapindales'?
A.Class
B.Family
C.Genus
D.Species
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