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Animal structures, processes and response
Animal structures, processes and response
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SC 6th grade Sci.6-3.1 6-3.2 6-3.3
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1
Reptiles, likecrocodiles and alligators, have what defense function to protect themselves?
hard shell
venomous fangs
neck frills
sharp teeth
2
Energy that flows through a circuit but originates from batteries, fuels or generators is
heat
electrical
chemical
solar
3
How do particles react when heat is added to a substance?
stay the same
slow down
immobilize
speed up
4
Which of the following is NOT a major functionof the animal kingdom?
make their own food
keep internal conditions in balance
reproduce
move
5
Which level of classification do you expect to have the greatest number of animals?
species
class
kingdom
family
6
A squirrel is active early in the morning, but a lizard is very slow andinactive, explain.
squirrel loves the morning more than the lizard
lizard is lazy
squirrel is ectotherm, lizard is endotherm
squirrel is endotherm, lizard is ectotherm
7
Which invertebrate group contains insects,arachnids, and crustaceans?
arthropod
sponge
echinoderms
mollusks
8
The scientific name for a lion is
Panthera leo.
Identify the species name.
Panthera
Panthera Leo
Leo
leo
9
Which of thefollowing is a way in which an animal obtains resources?
skunk emit foul odor
frogs produce poison
fish swim quickly
lions use sharp claws
10
The Animal Kingdom isdivided into 35 different phyla, classified into two main groupsbased on
temperature
appendages
skeletal formation
habitat
11
Based on the chartprovided, what is the scientific name of a grizzly bear?
Ursus horribilis
Ursidae horribilis
Mammalian ursidae
Carnivora Ursus
12
sea star, urchin, brittle star all belong to what invertebrate group?
arthropods
segmented worms
echinoderms
mollusks
13
Which of the following is used bybears as a structure of defense?
shells
body design
claws
stingers