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Question 1
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What is a binomial nomenclature?
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A scientific name using two parts of a classification chart: the genus and species
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A scientific name using two parts of a classification chart: the class and order
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A scientific name using two parts of a classification chart: the kingdom and phylum
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A system using all the parts of classification.
Question 2
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Which is supposed to be capitalized, the genus or species?
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The Genus
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The Species
Question 3
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Which of these have the least in common?
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The cat and the crocodile
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The cat and the dog
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The humans and the primates
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The mouse or a deer
Question 4
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Which of these has the most in common?
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A oak tree and a dog
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A lion and a wolf
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An algae and a goat
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A squirrel and a mouse
Question 5
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How many taxonomic categories do primates and humans have in common?
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All of these
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Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order,Family
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Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order,Family, Genus
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None of them
Question 6
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Who created the binomial nomenclature system?
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Robert Hooke
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Anton Leeuwenhoek
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Carolus Linnaeus
Question 7
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What do pigs and tigers have in common?
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Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order
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Kingdom, Phylum, Class
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Kingdom, Phylum
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All of these
Question 8
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Which of these explains why an amoeba and a fish do not share any of the same taxonomic categories?
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One is non-living, while the other is living.
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One belongs to the Kingdom of Animals while the other belongs to Protists.
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One is very small and the other is large.
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All of the above.
Question 9
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Which of these explains why an amoeba and a fish do not share any of the same taxonomic categories?
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One is non-living, while the other is living.
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One belongs to the Kingdom of Animals while the other belongs to Protists.
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One is very small and the other is large.
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All of the above.
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