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Q: Between a tiger and an monkey, which of the following is different?
  • A. Kingdom
  • B. phylum
  • C. Order
  • D. class
Correct Answer: Option C - Both the Tiger and Monkey are animals of the phylum mammalia and kingdom animalia Tiger comes under order carnivora and monkey comes under order primates. In carnivora, eutherian animals that includes wolves, dogs, cats, racoons, tiger etc. and in order primates has traditionally been split into Prosimii and Anthropoidea (larged brained monkey and apes, including humans).
C. Both the Tiger and Monkey are animals of the phylum mammalia and kingdom animalia Tiger comes under order carnivora and monkey comes under order primates. In carnivora, eutherian animals that includes wolves, dogs, cats, racoons, tiger etc. and in order primates has traditionally been split into Prosimii and Anthropoidea (larged brained monkey and apes, including humans).

Explanations:

Both the Tiger and Monkey are animals of the phylum mammalia and kingdom animalia Tiger comes under order carnivora and monkey comes under order primates. In carnivora, eutherian animals that includes wolves, dogs, cats, racoons, tiger etc. and in order primates has traditionally been split into Prosimii and Anthropoidea (larged brained monkey and apes, including humans).