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The Animal Kingdom for Chapter 13
The Animal Kingdom for Chapter 13
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1
What type of symmetry is shown below?
Radial
Asymmetry
Bilateral
2
Some animals use ________ to imitate plants and other animals in order to hide from predators.
hibernation
mimicry
migration
competition
3
Which of the following is an example of an inherited behavior?
Crows waiting for street lights to get crushed acorns.
A girl taking piano lessons.
A dog bringing in the mail.
A baby whale swimming.
4
What characteristic makes animals similar to plants?
consumer
no cell wall
ability to move
multicellular
5
The lynx eats mainly rabbits. A disease has killed many rabbits. What will likely happen?
The lynx will hunt together.
The lynx will share their food.
The lynx will compete against each other for the rabbits.
The lynx will move to the rain forest.
6
Which animal is the most different from the others shown?
tiger
wolf
panther
lion
7
What type of symmetry is shown below?
Asymmetry
Radial
Bilateral
8
Why do some populations establish a social hierarchy (order)?
To allow limiting factors to detroy the population.
To allow the weakest organism to become the alpha.
To help the population reach its carrying capacity.
To make sure the work load and resources are shared.
9
Which of the following is
NOT
a way animals use to establish a territory?
zebra finding food
wolves peeing on trees and ground
deer rubbing antlers on trees
birds singing
10
Which group contains organisms that are all animals?
rabbits, trees, giraffes
crabs, bacteria, fish
bears, mushrooms, birds
butterfly, deer, worms
11
What type of symmetry is shown below?
Asymmetry
Radial
Bilateral
12
The cat is chasing the mouse. The mouse is the __________.
predator
prey
invertebrate
autotroph
13
When animals work together to meet the needs of the group we refer to that as:
cooperation
social hierarchy
competition
territorialism
14
Which is
NOT
a reason animals migrate?
To find a place to have their babies.
To find food.
To mark their territory.
15
Which 2 animals are the most alike from the choices given?
fox & crab
bear & tarantula
bear & fox
tarantula & fox
16
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of a consumer?
A bird eating a worm.
A cow eating grass.
A panda eating bamboo.
Algae using the sun's energy to make food.
17
When the pack of wolves work together to hunt food, this is called ________________.
territorialism
social hierarchy
cooperation
competition
18
Which animal is an invertebrate?
horse
butterfly
fish
snake
19
According to the graph, why did the moose population continue to rise from 1985-1995?
The wolf population was low and did not eat as many moose.
The wolf numbers were so high they had to compete for moose.
The moose had more babies.
20
What do some animals use to help them migrate?
radial symmetry
landmarks (mountains or rivers)
hibernation
camouflage
21
Which of the following is a learned behavior?
a bird's ability to sing
a bee's ability to fly
a dolphin's ability to swim
a person's ability to tie shoes
22
What do we call an animal that does
NOT
have a backbone?
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Invertebrate
Vertebrate
23
Which of the following is
NOT
a characteristic that
ALL
animals have?
eukaryotic and unicellular
can reproduce sexually
able to move at some point in their life
develop from an embryo
24
What is an organism that eats another organism called?
vertebrate
invertebrate
producer
consumer
25
A male lion smells another male lion nearby and goes to fight the new lion. This is _________.
predator behavior
parenting behavior
social behavior
territorial behavior
