Why do we group plants and animals by their features?
ATo rename them often
BTo study them more easily
CTo change their features
DTo make them look alike
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. To study them more easily
1. Grouping puts living things with common features together.
2. This makes it easier to understand and study them.
3. It does not change them or their names.
_Source: NCERT Curiosity Grade 6 Science, Ch 2, 2.2 How to Group Plants and Animals?_
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