1 Which kingdom includes organisms that are eukaryotic, unicellular, and can be autotrophic or heterotrophic? A Monera B Protista C Fungi D Plantae
2 What is the scientific study of the naming and classification of organisms called? A Taxonomy B Ecology C Genetics D Physiology
3 Which of the following is an example of an ecosystem? A A single bacterium B A group of lions C A tropical rainforest D A DNA molecule
4 Which kingdom includes organisms that are eukaryotic, multicellular, and heterotrophic? A Monera B Protista C Fungi D Animalia
5 Which of the following is an example of ex-situ conservation? A National park B Biosphere reserve C Zoo D Wildlife sanctuary
6 Which of the following is a two-kingdom classification system? A Plantae and Animalia B Monera and Protista C Fungi and Plantae D Prokaryotae and Eukaryotae
8 Which of the following is a direct threat to biodiversity? A Habitat destruction B Overexploitation C Pollution D All of the above
9 Why do we need to classify organisms? A To make them easier to identify and study B To increase their numbers C To change their characteristics D To make them extinct
10 Which of the following is NOT a system of classification? A Two-kingdom system B Three-kingdom system C Five-kingdom system D Seven-kingdom system
11 Which of the following is a strategy for biodiversity conservation? A Habitat protection B Sustainable use of resources C Public awareness D All of the above
12 Which human activity is a major threat to biodiversity? A Planting native trees B Creating wildlife corridors C Deforestation D Reducing pollution
13 Who proposed the five-kingdom classification? A Aristotle B Carolus Linnaeus C Robert Whittaker D Charles Darwin
14 Which of the following is an example of in-situ conservation? A National park B Zoo C Seed bank D Aquarium
15 In the five kingdom classification, which kingdom includes multicellular eukaryotes that are heterotrophic by absorption? A Fungi B Plantae C Animalia D Protista
16 Why is classification of organisms necessary? A To make them easier to cook B To study and understand their relationships C To increase their number D To change their genetic makeup
17 What is the primary goal of ex-situ conservation? A Protecting species in their natural habitats B Conserving species outside their natural habitats C Increasing deforestation D Promoting pollution
18 In-situ conservation means: A Conservation of species in their natural habitat B Conservation of species outside their natural habitat C Conservation of genetic material in laboratories D Conservation of seeds in seed banks
19 Which of the following is NOT a component of biodiversity? A Genetic diversity B Species diversity C Ecosystem diversity D Cultural diversity
20 Which human activity poses the greatest threat to biodiversity? A Recycling B Deforestation C Planting native trees D Reducing waste
21 Who proposed the five kingdom classification? A Robert Whittaker B Carolus Linnaeus C Aristotle D Charles Darwin
22 Which of the following is a major cause of biodiversity loss? A Habitat destruction B Planting trees C Wildlife conservation D Sustainable farming
23 What is biodiversity? A The variety of life on Earth at all levels B The number of individuals in a species C The study of fossils D The classification of rocks
25 What is the primary goal of in-situ conservation? A To protect species in their natural habitats B To preserve genetic material in laboratories C To breed endangered species in zoos D To store seeds in gene banks