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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.
2 comments
almost 8 years ago
(edited)
This question is worded incorrectly. In the absolute sense--that is, the classification which all primates share--the correct answer would be order, as all primates are in the order Primates. In the smallest sense (the classification which humans are in with at least one primate) the answer is species, as humans are animals in the order Primates, and therefore are Primates.
This blunder undermines the integrity of resources such as GoConqr. Please take time in the future to check the accuracy of the information presented.
about 10 years ago
Humans share the genus Homo with no other primate. Unless you are counting humans as primates. Consider rewording question 5.
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