Who, amongst the following, was the earliest to attempt a more scientific basis of classification?

1. Aristotle 2. John Ray
3. Tournefort 4. Linnaeus
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In Linnaeus’ time, the number of Kingdoms of living organisms was

1. 2 2. 3
3. 4 4. 5
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In the Two Kingdom classification, the Kingdom Plantae was erroneous with some major issues that include:

I: Placing bacteria and blue green algae with eukaryotic groups
II: Grouping together the unicellular organisms with multicellular ones
III: Placing heterotrophic fungi with autotrophic plants

1. I and II only 2. I and III only
3. II and III only 4. I, II and III
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In 1969, who proposed the five kingdom classification for living organisms?
1. R.H. Whittaker 2. C.Linnaeus
3. A. Roxberg 4. Virchow
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The main criteria for classification used by Whittaker included all the following, except:
1. Cell structure and body organization
2. Mode of nutrition
3. Mode of reproduction
4. Mode of locomotion

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Kingdom Monera in Whittaker’s Five Kingdom classification is not characterized by:
1. Prokaryote cell type
2. Cellulosic cell wall
3. Absence of nuclear membrane
4. Cellular body organization

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In Whittaker’s Five Kingdom classification, heterotrophic mode of nutrition is present in members of:

1. Two kingdoms 2. Three kingdoms
3. Four kingdoms 4. Five kingdoms
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Which of the following organisms, earlier placed in Animal Kingdom, is placed under Kingdom Protista in Whittaker’s classification?

1. Ameoba proteus 2. Chlamydomonas
3. Gonyaulax 4. Chlorella
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What characters will be similar in members of Kingdom Fungi and Kingdom Animalia as per Whittaker’s Five Kingdom Classification?
a. Cell type
b. Cell wall
c. Body organisation
 
1. Only a 2. Only b and c
3. Only a and c 4. Only c
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Which of the following is not true regarding the structure of the cell wall in members of various Kingdoms in Whittaker’s classification system?
1. It is composed of polysaccharides and amino acids in Monera.
2. All members of Kingdom Protista have a cell wall, usually cellulosic.
3. Cell wall with chitin is present in Fungi.
4. Animals lack a cell wall in their cells.
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