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Science-Chapter 2 The Animal Kingdom
Science-Chapter 2 The Animal Kingdom
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1
animals without a backbone are called
invertebrates
blobs
vertebrates
metamorphosis
2
an arthropod is an invertebrate with spiny skin that lives in the ocean
False
True
3
You are going to study this chapter and do well on the test
False
True
4
animals with a backbone are not called vertebrates
False
True
5
you are THE BEST fourth grade class that ever lived
False
True
6
The
life span
is how long an organism is expected to live
True
False
7
Animals that have hollow bones are:
birds
elephants
whales
no animal has hollow bones
8
animal that lives part of it's life on land and part of it's life in water is an amphibian
True
False
9
the circulatory system is made up of...
bones and muscles
muscles and blood
circles and ovals
heart, blood vessels, and blood
10
An organisms stages of life, birth, growth, reproduction, and death is called the
life cycle
The 4 steps to Heaven
stages of life
Circle of life
11
birds are the only warm blooded animal covered in feathers
False
True
12
The
life cycle
is how long an organism is expected to live
True
False
13
passing traits from parents to offspring is known as
heredity
insinct
behavior
cloning
14
This system moves the body's bones
skeletal system
nervous system
muscular system
digestive system
15
The most simplest kind of invertebrate without any symmetry is a
human
jelly fish
shark
sponge
16
an organism produced by only one parent organism is called
clone
embryo
seed
egg
17
Animals like snakes warm their bodies in the sun, they are considered ...
blue blooded
cold blooded
they have no blood
warm blooded
18
An endoskeleton is an internal supporting structure
True
False
19
This system is made up of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sense organs
skeletal system
nervous system
digestive system
excretory system