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LS7 Ch 14-1, 15 Test Review
LS7 Ch 14-1, 15 Test Review
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animal characteristics, invertebrate zoolog
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A group of cells of the same type working together make up a(n)
organ
tissue
organ system
organism
2
Animals without a backbone are called
vertebrates
avertebrate
invertebrate
antivertebrate
3
The opening on the top of a sponge that releases water from it.
osculum
porocyte
spicule
collar cell
4
The word "arthropod" means..
"creepy crawley"
"many segments"
"jointed foot"
"outer skeleton"
5
Type of symmetry in this animal.
radial symmetry
bilateral symmetry
asymmetry
6
Most arthropods belong to which group?
crustaceans
insects
centipedes
arachnids
7
An example of a parasitic roundworm is _______.
Trichinella
tapeworm
nematode
fluke
8
Which of these is NOT a characteristic of animals?
autotrophic
multicellular
eukaryotic
motile
9
The simplest animals are the _______.
flatworms
cnidarians
sponges
roundworms
10
An insect has _______ body sections.
two
one
four thousand
three
11
Type of worm that includes pinworms, nematodes,
Ascaris
,
Trichinella
, etc.
flatworm
clam worms
roundworms
segmented worm
12
Which of these animals has been used for medicinal purposes, like making blood thinners.
mosquito
clam
leech
brittle star
13
Type of symmetry in this animal.
bilateral symmetry
radial symmetry
asymmetry
14
Which of these would be considered a "polyp"?
jellyfish
osculum
coral
sponge
15
What is the structure under arrow #9?
crop
heart
gizzard
pharynx
16
The _______ of a mollusk is used to move it around.
visceral mass
radula
mantle
foot
17
An example of a parasitic flatworm is the _______.
hookworm
planarian
fluke
Ascaris
18
Which of these is an echinoderm?
coral
sea scorpion
sea horse
sea star
19
What arthropod adaptation has been the key to its success?
exoskeleton
segmentation
poison glands
mandibles for chewing
20
The dividing of an animal's body into repeating units is called ______.
metamorphosis
true coelom
segmentation
exoskeleton
21
These animals are named after their "spiny-skin".
echinoderms
arthropods
annelids
cnidarians
22
Invertebrates make up approximately _____ of all animal species.
25%
97%
85%
50%
23
In order to avoid contracting trichinosis, you should avoid _______.
eating school lunch
drinking lake water
eating from Subway
eating undercooked pork
24
Which of these animals is asymmetric?
sponge
coral
sea star
preying mantis
25
Some annelids have bristles on their bodies, called _______.
radulae
setae
parapods
mantle
26
Which of these is NOT a mollusk?
clam
snail
squid
earthworm
27
This animal is a(n)
annelid
mollusk
echinoderm
arthropod
28
Which of these is NOT an annelid?
tube worm
leech
earthworm
slug
29
If an organism falls under Kingdom Animalia, then it must be/have which of these?
motile at some point during its life cycle
chlorophyll
furry
a backbone
30
Invertebrates include all but which of these?
lobster
jellyfish
eel
leech
31
Group of worms that includes tapeworms, flukes, and planarians.
flatworms
segmented worms
earthworms
roundworms
32
What is the structure under arrow #11?
intestine
heart
seminal recepticle
brain
33
Type of circulatory system in which the blood moves through chambers instead of vessels.
coelom
mantle
closed circulatory system
open circulatory system
34
Sponges obtain nutrients by _____.
filter feeding
photosynthesis
eating Krabby Patties
predation