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Life Science 2nd semester exam Review 2025 #1
Life Science 2nd semester exam Review 2025 #1
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The female gamete of an animal is the egg.
True
False
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Having having sense organs and brain together at one end of the body
Physiology
Asymmetry
Chordates
Cephalization
3
Complex reactions requiring periods of time
Instinct
Innate
Reflex
Learned
4
A relationship where one organism eats another
Competition
Predation
Symbiosis
Commensalism
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Continuous movement of water to earth to atmosphere & back
All of these
Nitrogen Cycle
Weather
Water Cycle
6
These are the tallest trees in a rainforest
Alofts
Over-story
Emergents
Canopy
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Egg, Adult, Larva, Pupa are all stages in
Incomplete Metamorphosis
A rabbits development
Complete Metamorphosis
Natural Reproduction
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The study of created kinds is called
Braugusology
Gelbviehologist
Baraminology
Maminology
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Innate behavior
Immediate, involuntary responses to change
Actions developed by observation
Complex reactions requiring periods of time
actions & reactions God gave at birth
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Two organisms using same resources
Predation
Commensalism
Competition
Parasitism
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An Immediate, involuntary responses to change
Reflex
Instinct
Learned behavior
Nerve net
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Specialized tissues as we defined it
Specialized tissues
Spiracles
Neurons
Tendons
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The parts of biosphere sharing similar climates & kinds of living things
Biome
Abiotic factors
Biosphere
Ecosystem
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Primary species succession is
area developing from trees & grasses
area developed by man
area developing from soil
area developing from rock
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A long-term beneficial interactions between organisms
Competition
Symbiosis
Commensalism
Predation
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Abiotic factors are
Climate control of an ecosystem
nonliving part of an ecosystem
habitable areas of an ecosystem
living organism in an ecosystem
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The Christian who grouped living things after their kind used in Creation
Darwin
Mendle
Leeuwenhoek
Linnaeus
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Mammal babies live during internal development
Endometrius
Umbilical Cord
Placenta
Fallopian tube
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More than one line that divides into mirror-image halve
Radial Symmetry
Bilateral Symmetry
Symmetry
Asymmetry
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This is the shiny covering of a butterfly pupa
Cocoon
Chrysalis
Tumber
Pulmala
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All animal behavior is limited by mental and physical abilities
False
True
22
The the habitable portions of the earth
Biome
Ecosystem
Biosphere
Biotic system
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An area with soil left after something happens to it is
Road
Tributary succession
Secondary succession
Primary species succession
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Pheromones are
made of epithelial tissues
Chemicals that cause growth
organisms collect information from sense organs
chemicals that cause specific behavior
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Complete Gut
digestive tract with many openings
digestive tract with one opening
digestive tract has two openings
None of these
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A niche is
all of these are types of niches
what animal does
What animal likes
where animal lives
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All interrelated food chains possible in an ecosystem
Food Pyramid
Food Chain
None of these
Food Web
28
What is a Pupa?
resting period
worm like structure
a furry covering
radical body transformation
29
Actions and reactions developed by observation and training
Learned
Innate
Instinct
Memorized
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These break down the bodies of dead organisms
Fungi
Decomposers
Predators
Bacteria
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Fish lay thousands of eggs to protect them due internal fertilization
True
False
32
This provides nutrient-rich nourishment for organism
oxygen
Hemolymph
Milk
Yolk
33
A line down middle makes two mirror-image halves defines
Radial Symmetry
Symmetry
Asymmetry
Bilateral Symmetry
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These are living organism in an ecosystem
Biotic factors
Climate factors
Environmental factors
Abiotic factors
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Endotherms are organisms that
controls their body temperature by air pressure
cannot internally control body
can control their body temperature
None of these
36
Non-biodegradable a substance that
nonliving part of an ecosystem
soil when a fire burns through it
can be broken down by environment
cannot be broken down by the environment
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The area of ecosystem where animal lives
Biotic factors
Niche
Habitat
Biome
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A digestive tract where food enters and wastes exits same opening
Name depends on organism itself
Monogut
Complete Gut
Incomplete Gut
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A substance that can be broken down by environment
Naturalism
Nonbiodegradable
Decomposers
Biodegradable
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Person who studies animals
Biologist
Epidemiologist
Zoologist
cytologist
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The study of the interactions in an ecosystem is an ecosystem.
True
False
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Organisms lacking mirror-image halves are called
Bilateral Symmetry
Radial Symmetry
Asymmetry
Specialized tissues
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To guard and feed a young organism for a time is called
Incubate
respond
Pheromones
Instinct
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A Cocoon is the
Shiny covering of a moth
Shiny covering of butterfly
Furry skin of a caterpillar
Furry covering of a moth
