A taxonomy is a systematic classification. Bloom-type frameworks classify objectives into cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains—hence this grouping is based on taxonomy.
Option A:
Sequencing is ordering content/objectives, not classifying them into domains.
Option B:
Timing is about when objectives occur, not domain classification.
Option C:
Grading assigns marks, not conceptual categories of objectives.
Option D:
Taxonomy is the classification system organising objectives into domains, matching the stem.
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