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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.

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

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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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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.