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  1. Q1. Which naming rule states: 'begins with a capital letter'?

    • A.the genus name
    • B.a printed scientific name
    • C.a handwritten scientific name
    • D.the language

    Answer: A. the genus name

  2. Q2. Which naming rule states: 'is written in small (lowercase) letters'?

    • A.the species name
    • B.a handwritten scientific name
    • C.the language
    • D.the number of words

    Answer: A. the species name

  3. Q3. Which naming rule states: 'is italicised'?

    • A.a printed scientific name
    • B.the language
    • C.the number of words
    • D.Homo sapiens

    Answer: A. a printed scientific name

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