ACTIVITY 28.1 LEVEL UP What level of classification does human being belong? How do we classified other organisms. In this activity, you are going to identify the seven level of classification in a series of hierarchically arranged categories which reflect the degree of kinship among organisms. Direction: Identify the level of classification of organisms and its composition. Copy the format and write your answer on your green booklet. LEVELS COMPOSITION

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