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Chapter 1: Classifying Plants and Animals
Chapter 1: Classifying Plants and Animals
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1
Why do some animals migrate?
to get away from water
to overcome natural barriers
to find food or a place to reproduce
to escape predators
2
How are conifers and flowering plants alike?
Both make seeds.
Both make cones.
Bothe make flowers.
Bothe make spores.
3
What forms a tissue?
two of more different types of cells
a single cell that does a special job
a group of the same type of cell
a group that work together
4
In what way do plant cells differ from animal cells?
Only plant cells have cell walls and chloroplasts.
Only animal cells have cell walls and chloroplasts.
Only plant cells have a nucleus.
Only plant cells have a cell membrane.
5
How do some animals conserve energy when temperatures become colder?
They lie in the summer sun.
They become more active to keep warm.
They migrate to warmer places.
They hibernate and live on stored body fat.
6
What is the first part of an organism's name?
species
genus
kingdom
order
7
Why are jellyfish, worms, and insects classified together?
All can make their own food.
None has a backbone to support its body.
Each has a segmented body and a backbone.
Each has an exoskeleton.
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What is true about viruses?
Viruses make their own food.
Viruses can reproduce by using cells.
Viruses have chloroplasts.
Viruses are cells.
9
How are spiders different from insects?
Spiders have six legs.
Only insects have jointed legs.
Spiders have two main body parts.
Only insects have exoskeletons.
10
What gel-like part of a cell contains things that a cell needs to carry out its life processes?
cytoplasm
chloroplast
cell wall
cell membrane
11
How do animals get the adaptations or traits they need to survive?
Adaptations come from changes in the environment.
Adaptations come from different kinds of food.
Adaptations are inherited from parents.
Adaptations are all learned from parents.
12
How does a microscope help scientists study cells?
It makes cells very small and hard to see.
It makes objects appear larger than than really are.
It makes cells grow larger.
It makes objects appear smaller than they really are.
13
How do animals such as lion cubs learn how to get food?
One cub brings food to another cub.
Cubs learn by watching their parents.
Cubs are born knowing how to hunt for food.
The cubs are hunting alone.
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What is the smallest unit of a living thing that can perform all life processes?
Virus
Organ
Tissue
Cell
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What is true about vascular plants?
It has a system of tubes to carry water/nutrition to plant.
Water and nutrients can only move from cell to cell.
Plants are usually small and grow on moist rocks or soil.
They do not have true roots, stems, and leaves.
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Why is the nucleus called the control center of a cell?
The nucleus contains a gel-like liquid.
The nucleus separates the cell from its environment.
The nucleus forms the cell's outer border.
The nucleus stores instructions for the cell's activities.
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How do you know that Felis domesticus and Felis nigripes belong to the same family?
They have the same genus name.
They have different species names.
They have the same species name.
They have different genus names.
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Why are fish, birds, and mammals all classified as vertebrates?
All have scales.
All reporoduce by laying eggs with shells.
All have a backbone.
All use lungs to breathe air.
19
What is an adaptation that helps protect a zebra baby from its predators?
poison glands
striped pattern
speed
size
20
A many celled organism, lives on land and can make its own food. The kingdom it belongs to is:
Plant
Animal
Fungi
Bacteria
