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7th Grade Animal Classification
7th Grade Animal Classification
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Cnidarians are..
Complete guts
Radial Symmetry
Stinging cells
Aquatic
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A zoologist is a scientist who studies animals
False
True
3
Mollusks are...
Bilateral Symmetry
Hard-bodied
Cephalization
Soft-bodied
4
Color is distinct enough on its own for animal classification
True
False
5
Invertebrates' two common characteristics are..
Endothermic
Ectothermic
No backbone
Exoskeleton
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Mammals' classifications by type include...
Egg-laying Mammals
Asexual Reproduction
Marsupials
Placental Mammals
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This is an example of..
An incomplete gut
A complete gut
A filled gut
No gut
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Chordates (such as a sea squirt) never have a backbone but at one point have a...
Vertebrae
Invertebrate
Notochords
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Frogs and toads are tailless amphibians
False
True
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Arthropods are...
With jointed-legs
No cephaliztion
Complete guts
Bilateral Symmetry
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Baraminology
The study of matter state
Means "animal relationships"
The study of organic plant material
Means "created kind"
12
What is the modern classification system based upon?
The Madelion System
The Minelean System
The Linnaean System
The Logtheriom System
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ALL Vertebrates have...
Backbones
Pores
Skulls
Fingers
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What is a body cavity?
A filled cavity within the body that helps breathing
A cavity that does NOT have vital organs but filled will random fluid
A hollow within the body that contains most of the animal's vital organs
A cavity that contains the brain
15
All vertebrates are chordates but not all chordates are vertebrates
True
False
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Symmetry is a geological term that states the object's consistency is low
True
False
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External symmetry and internal symmetry can differ
True
False
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What is the science of classification?
Anthropology
Geology
Biology
Taxonomy
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Echinoderms have...
Radial symmetry
Spiny-skinned
Complete guts
Asymmetry
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Most animals CAN move at some point in their lives
False
True
21
The major groups of reptiles are..
Squamates
Crocodillians
Skates
Turtles
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What type of symmetry is show?
Radial Symmetry
Bilateral symmetry
Asymmetry
23
What is eukaryotic and multicellular, has tissues and organs, consumes food, can move and reproduce asexually?
Asteroid
Facet
Zoologist
Crinoid
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Birds are NOT...
With beaks
Without feathers
Vertebrates
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Cephalization is....
The ability to seal off a location
When animals do NOT have sensory organs & brains at one end
When animals have their sensory organs & brains clustered at one end
The animals ability to synthesize oxygen
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Salamanders are amphibians with no tails and strong hind legs
True
False
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All invertebrates have...
have Cephalization
are ectotherms
are missing skeletons
have complete guts
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Endotherms can NOT regulate their internal body temperature
False
True
29
Mammals are...
Able to produce milk
Endothermic
Ecotothermic
With hair
30
Reptiles are...
Have pouches
Endothermic
Ecothermic
Lay Eggs
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Sponges do NOT have...
Symmetry
Pores
Cephalization
A Gut
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Which animal is a "Pore-Bearer"?
Jellyfish
Earthworm
Sponge
Sea Star
33
Fish are NOT...
With gills
Aquatic
With fins
Able to walk on land
34
A gut is...
Its digestive tract
Double-gut
Incomplete Gut
Complete gut
35
Ectotherms can regulate their inner temperature
False
True
36
Monotremes are mammals that lay eggs
False
True
