animal test review. which simple invertebrate animals have pores (holes) through which water flows,...
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Which simple invertebrate animals have pores (holes) through which water flows, allowing the animals to get their food and to get rid of their waste A) ArthropodsB) EchinodermsC) FishD) Sponges
A baby monkey sees its mother use a stick to get bugs out of a hole in a tree. Later, it does the same thing. This is a(n) __________ behavior. A) inheritedB) instinctiveC) learnedD) acquired
How are endothermic animals different from ectothermic animals?
A) Endothermic animals always sweatB) Ectothermic animals always have a higher blood temperature.C) Ectothermic animals have a higher metabolism.D) Endothermic animals always maintain a fairly constant body temperature
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of vertebrates?
A) backbonesB) exoskeletonsC) made of multiple cellsD) blood that circulates through blood vessels
On cold days, snakes and birds act very differently from each other. How would you expect each of them to act on a cold day? A) Snakes move around a lot and lie in the shade. Birds are less active and eat less.
B) Snakes move around a lot and lie in the shade. Birds are more active and eat a lot.
C) Snakes move around very little and lie in the sun. Birds are less active and eat less.
D) Snakes move around very little and lie in the sun. Birds are more active and eat a lot.
The Animal Kingdom is divided into 35 different phyla. These phyla are classified in two groups, which are :
A) Autotroph and HeterotrophB) Endothermic and EctothermicC) Vertebrate and InvertebrateD) Mammal and Reptile
Animals that have back-bones; are cold-blooded; can breathe underwater with gills early in life and breathe on land with lungs as adults; go through metamorphosis
A) ReptilesB) AmphibiansC) MollusksD) Echinoderms
Which groups of animals are all invertebrates?
A) Mollusk, sponge, annelids, anthropods, and echinodermsB) Reptiles, sponges, annelids, arthropods, echinodermsC) Fish, amphibians, mammals, birdsD) Mollusk, mammals, annelids, arthropods, echinoderms
Have backbones, are warm-blooded, breathe with lungs, lay eggs, have feathers:
A) FishB) AmphibiansC) ReptilesD) Birds
These animals have soft bodies, most have a muscular foot for movement or to open and close their shells:
A) MolluskB) AnnelidC) SpongeD) Amphibian
These organism are multi-cellular but cannot make their own food
A) PlantsB) AnimalsC) EndothermicD) Ectothermic
_____________ is important means for animals to find food and water, mates and escape predators.
A) MovementB) HibernationC) ClassificationD) Adaptation
Special features that allow an animal to survive in its environment:
A) MigrationB) HibernationC) ClassificationD) Adaptation
Mimicry, quills, ink projection, wings and toenails are all examples of which type of physical adaptations?
A) Structures for defenseB) Structures for movementC) Structures for obtaining resourcesD) Structures for breathing
Fill in the blank:
_______________ is a word used to describe how a living organism regulates its internal environment
During a period of hibernation, which of the following does not occur?
A) Reduced body activityB) Reduced body temperatureC) Breathing rate slowsD) Heart rate increases
Shivering is the body’s response to
A) extreme thirst.B) too much food.C) loss of nutrition.D) reduced body temperature.
17. To maintain internal temperatures, animals may
A) sweat to stay cool.B) shiver to stay warm.C) shed thick coats of fur in the summer.D) all of the above.
Food GatheringGathering Nuts
Hunting & Using Teeth
Gathering Seeds
Hunts
Collects Pollen
Uses Pinchers to grab food
Fishing!
Defense: Stingers and Ejection
Horned Lizard shoots blood out of its eye to give it time to escape.
Wasp stinger and wasp.
Stinger!
Ejection!
Stinger!
Ejection of Ink Cloud
Stinger!
Which behavior is NOT a response to an internal stimuli?
A) eating a meal when you are hungryB) falling asleep when you are tiredC) pulling your hand away when you touch a hot stoveD) drinking a glass of water when you are thirsty
Where do inherited behaviors come from?
A) repeated experiences and practice
B) passed on from parents to offspring
C) the animal’s environment
D) taught by parents to offspring
Behavior that changes through practice and experience is called:
A) HabituationB) InstinctC) Innate D) Learned
Which is a learned behavior?
A) Birds nesting near a highway are not bothered by the traffic noiseB) Chicks peck at a certain spot on their parent’s bill to get foodC) Some chimpanzees use sign language to communicateD) A dog brings back a tossed ball