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Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2 possible answers…. no The answers will lead you to the next question until you have identified the unknown animal or plant.

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Page 1: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Using Classification Keys

Scientists use classification keys to identify different

animals and plants.

YESA key is a series of questions,

each with 2 possible answers….

noThe answers will lead you to the next question until you

have identified the unknown animal or plant.

Page 2: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Using Classification Keys

Use a simple classification key to identify these animals.

Page 3: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Does it have a beak?

YES noDuck Frog

Page 4: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Use a classification keys to identify these animals.

Page 5: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Can it fly?Yes No

Does it have feathers? Yes

No

Does it have legs? Yes No

Does it have fur?

Yes No

Does it have 8 legs?

Yes No

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Challenge

Page 6: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Bird

A bird has feathers and a beak. Most birds can fly. They lay eggs which hatch

into their young.

Page 7: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Wasp

A wasp is an insect as it has 6 legs. A wasp can fly and has 2 sets of wings.

Wasp string when they feel threatened.

Page 8: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Gorilla

A gorilla is a mammal and a primate. They are closely related to humans. They give

birth to live young.

Page 9: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Spider

Spiders have 8 legs and are also known as arachnids. Spiders lay eggs.

Page 10: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Beetle

A beetle is an insect as it has 6 legs. It has 2 antennae which sense the world

around them.

Page 11: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Earth worm

Earth worms live in the soil and rarely come to the surface. Unlike the picture

worms do not have eyes.

Page 12: Using Classification Keys Scientists use classification keys to identify different animals and plants. YES A key is a series of questions, each with 2

Now try and make your own for these animals.