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transport blood and nutrients in vessels
the instinctive seasonal movement of animals
7th grade exam review
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the instinctive seasonal movement of animals
diaphragm
migration
aggression
bio luminescence
2
transport blood and nutrients in vessels
Blood and other fluids are to open spaces in the body
closed circulatory systems
plants
both circulatory systems
3
a living cell infected with a virus
in vertebrates
vertebrates
endospore
host
4
your pupils change size when exposed to light this is an example of
tube feet
digest their food
flatworms
reflex
5
1. Which of the following is a name for a structure that protects the nerve cord?
make their own food
notochord
water
they make nutrients available for plants
6
ALL animals
tube feet
flatworms
reflex
digest their food
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1. Which of the following is typical of an invertebrate?
insects
animal kingdom
bilateral symmetry
smaller size
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vertebrates have ___ openings in their digestive system
asymmetry
2
vertebrates
bilateral symmetry
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1. Which statement describes a characteristic all plantlike protists share?
cilia
food production
hyphae
make their own food
10
happen in both types of fertilization
metamorphosis
illness
egg and sperm fuse
rainstorm
11
1. A fugus absorbs food using which of the following?
food production
cilia
hyphae
make their own food
12
an example of a disease caused by viruses (pick this one on the test)
yogurt
aids
anaerobic
latent
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1. Which is not part of an open circulatory system?
digestion
gizzard
vessels
undulation
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birds have these, no other animal possesses them
exoskeleton
prokaryotic
amphibians
gizzards
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are one type of courtship behavior
fight or flight
pheromone
innate behavior
mating songs
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cause illness when released by bacteria
bacterial resistance
toxins
pasteurization
nitrogen fixing bacteria
17
animals ________ to obtain food, seek shelter and avoid danger
move
land and water animals
bilateral symmetry and no brain
nervous system
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1. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of members of the animal kingdom?
they make nutrients available for plants
make their own food
notochord
water
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an inactive virus cell is called
aids
anaerobic
latent
yogurt
20
larva and pupa stages are part of
illness
rainstorm
metamorphosis
egg and sperm fuse
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Some beneficial nematodes are used in gardening because they eat the larva of garden pests.
digestion
lancet
roundworms
backbone
22
internal stimulus
egg and sperm fuse
illness
rainstorm
metamorphosis
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It can be divided into 2 parts that are mirror images anywhere throughout its central axis
exo and endo skeletons
hydro static skeleton
coelom
radial symmetry
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Which lists these 2 hard skeletons?
coelom
hydro static skeleton
radial symmetry
exo and endo skeletons
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fish, amphibians, birds, mammals and reptiles make up this major group
2
vertebrates
bilateral symmetry
asymmetry
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stage of development that follows zygote stage
embryo
aggression
location where sex cells fuse
courtship
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which activity is a sign of cognitive ability
external
circulation
change in body form
reasoning
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most are parasitic
flatworms
tube feet
digest their food
reflex
29
most of the animal kingdom is made up of
vertebrates
host
endospore
in vertebrates
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1. Which of the following is a specialized function of animal cells?
backbone
digestion
roundworms
lancet
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Use their muscles to push their bodies forward
undulation
vessels
gizzard
digestion
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1. Which animal uses a baleen to filter feed and obtain food
whales
internal
change in body form
reasoning
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The fluid filled cavity of a hydrostatic skeleton is called which of the following
hydro static skeleton
coelom
exo and endo skeletons
radial symmetry
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1. A process in which food is heated to a temperature that kills harmful bacteria
bacterial resistance
nitrogen fixing bacteria
toxins
pasteurization
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used to dominate other animals
aggression
embryo
location where sex cells fuse
courtship
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humans have
smaller size
bilateral symmetry
insects
animal kingdom
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egg, larva, pupa, adult
rainstorm
metamorphosis
egg and sperm fuse
illness
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how does the skin eliminate waste
pores
protect the brain
aggression
temperature regulation
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Nematodes are also called which of the following?
digestion
roundworms
backbone
lancet
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convert nitrogen into a form plants can use
pasteurization
toxins
nitrogen fixing bacteria
bacterial resistance
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1. How do plants benefit from fungi?
water
notochord
make their own food
they make nutrients available for plants
42
open circulatory systems transport
both circulatory systems
plants
Blood and other fluids are to open spaces in the body
closed circulatory systems
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1. Which part of the earthworm is used to grind up food?
undulation
digestion
gizzard
vessels
44
these animals move faster due to backbones
host
endospore
vertebrates
invertebrates
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1. Where do amphibians spend the first part of their life?
water
make their own food
they make nutrients available for plants
notochord
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the type of symmetry jellyfish have
radial symmetry
animal kingdom
smaller size
insects
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1Process that viruses use to copy themselves
ability to move independently
replication
chloroplasts
food poisoning
48
It is a fluid filled internal cavity surrounded by muscle tissue
hydro static skeleton
radial symmetry
coelom
exo and endo skeletons
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what is the purpose of shivering
aggression
temperature regulation
pores
protect the brain
50
largest group of arthropods
animal kingdom
bilateral symmetry
smaller size
insects
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is a response to another animal entering your territory (not stress in animals)
innate behavior
fight or flight
pheromone
mating songs
52
purpose off food labels
cardiac muscle
list nutrients
regulate temperature
make you feel bad about how hungry you are
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What is the function of chloroplasts in plantlike protists
cilia
hyphae
food production
make their own food
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contracts during inhalation
bio luminescence
diaphragm
hibernation
aggression
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mating dances are one type of
courtship
aggression
embryo
location where sex cells fuse
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a thick wall around a bacterium's chromosomes and some of it's cytoplasm
vertebrates
endospore
host
vertebrates
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1. 1. Most invertebrates lack a _____________ that provides support.
roundworms
lancet
backbone
digestion
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1. Nerve nets are found in animals that have which of the following?
move
land and water animals
bilateral symmetry and no brain
nervous system
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1. What kind of animals move by undulation?
move
land and water animals
nervous system
bilateral symmetry and no brain
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you found a jawbone that had mostly rounded teeth, what kind of food did this animal eat
Blood and other fluids are to open spaces in the body
plants
both circulatory systems
closed circulatory systems
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not part of the integumentary system
cardiac muscle
skin
regulate temperature
list nutrients
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external stimulus
rainstorm
egg and sperm fuse
illness
metamorphosis
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1. What type of fertilization occurs outside the body of an animal?
reasoning
external
change in body form
circulation
64
frogs, toads and salamanders make up this group
prokaryotic
amphibians
exoskeleton
gizzards
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the protective covering of an arthropod
amphibians
prokaryotic
gizzards
exoskeleton
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1. Which object is a plantlike structure of some protists?
chloroplasts
replication
ability to move independently
food poisoning
67
members of the animal kingdom are not this (single celled)
exoskeleton
amphibians
prokaryotic
gizzards
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is produced with the help of bacteria
yogurt
anaerobic
latent
aids
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animals with 3 or 4 chambered hearts usually have
lungs
external
circulation
change in body form
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metamorphosis is
internal
change in body form
reasoning
circulation
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a chemical compound produced to influence another animals behavior
fight or flight
innate behavior
pheromone
mating songs
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1. Which of the following groups of chordates are invertebrates?
lancet
digestion
backbone
roundworms
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members of this contain collagen, get energy from other organisms, and are multi cellular
smaller size
bilateral symmetry
animal kingdom
insects
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the ability of an organism to give of light
hibernation
bio luminescence
aggression
diaphragm
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transporting oxygen and carbon dioxide is the process of
change in body form
reasoning
internal
circulation
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used to defend a territory
aggression
temperature regulation
protect the brain
pores
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a baby kangaroo crawling into it's mothers pouch is an example of
pheromone
innate behavior
fight or flight
mating songs
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1. Which structure is part of a fungus?
food production
cilia
hyphae
make their own food
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what is the purpose of the skull being made of immovable joints
temperature regulation
aggression
protect the brain
pores
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sweating helps the body
cardiac muscle
list nutrients
regulate temperature
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1. Occurs when an antibiotic is no longer effective against a type of bacteria
nitrogen fixing bacteria
bacterial resistance
toxins
pasteurization
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1. Which structure is needed for an animal like protist to move?
cilia
food production
make their own food
hyphae
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a forceful behavior used to dominate other animals
bio luminescence
hibernation
diaphragm
aggression
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bacteria that can live without oxygen
aids
yogurt
latent
anaerobic
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grasshoppers and flatworms have
vertebrates
2
bilateral symmetry
asymmetry
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muscles help move the blood around in
plants
both circulatory systems
Blood and other fluids are to open spaces in the body
closed circulatory systems
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Which ability is an animal like characteristic of some protists?
food poisoning
chloroplasts
replication
ability to move independently
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1. Baleens are structures used for
digestion
gizzard
vessels
undulation
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internal and external fertilization are different based on
embryo
aggression
location where sex cells fuse
courtship
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sponges have
asymmetry
vertebrates
2
bilateral symmetry
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are used to move and pull open prey
tube feet
digest their food
flatworms
reflex
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1. Caused by eating food contaminated by a certain bacteria
replication
chloroplasts
ability to move independently
food poisoning