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Which of these are NOT invertebrate animals?
Jellyfish and Corals
Sponges
Lions
Arthropods (ants, worms, spiders)
2
How many aortic arches does an earthworm have?
5
4
88
1
3
Do all arthropods have bilateral symmetry?
Yes
No
4
all cells are eukaryotic
false
true
5
What does 'Invertebrate' mean?
'multi-legs'
'segmented'
'no spine'
6
What means an organism has one cell?
Prokaryotic
Unicellular
Eukaryotic
Multicellular
7
Who created the classification system we use today?
Aristotle
Linneaus
Newton
Einstein
8
In the word Binomial Nomenclature,
bi
means?
Together
Two
Both
9
What is a multicellular organism?
repoduce using a sperm and egg
break down dead material
have only one cell
have more than 1 cell
10
Binomial Nomenclature is a ...
One name naming system
Dichotomous key
Two name naming system
Three name naming system
11
The 7 Levels of Classification in order - largest to smallest are: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
True
False
12
A hypothesis must be ______________.
1000 words and double spaced
a question
written in caps
tested
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Which is NOT a Kingdom?
Protist
Human
Plant
Animal
14
Is this symmetry?
YES
NO
15
Two organisms can have the same Binomial nomenclature
True
False
16
What is the classification of Humans using Binomial Nomenclature?
Mammalia sapiens
Homo Sapiens
Homo delphinus
Homo sapiens
17
An autotroph
relies on host for food
I don't know
makes it's own food but needs host for food too
makes food on it's own
18
What Kingdom are sponges in?
Vertebrates
Animalia
Cnidaria
Plants
19
What kingdom do I belong to?
monera
plants
fungi
animal
20
How many clitellum does an earthworm have?
88
1
4
5
21
What phylum includes starfish, sand dollars, and urchins?
Cnidaria
Molluska
Echinadermata
Annelida
22
What is the binomial nomenclature
Genus
Genus and species
None of these
Species
23
Why does binomial nomenclature help scientists communicate about an organism?
It represents an organism’s common name.
It refers to a whole kingdom.
It can mean any organism in a kingdom.
An organism can have only one scientific name.
24
which phylum has bilateral symmetry
mollusca
arthropoda
cnidara
porifera
25
What means an organism makes its own food?
Autotroph
Prokaryotic
Heterotroph
Eukaryotic
26
How many eyes does an earthworm have?
three
none
two
one
27
Complete the 7 levels of classification. What goes in the
RED
space?
Family
Class
Kingdom
Species
28
What type of symmetry does this starfish have?
trilateral
radial
none
bilateral
29
An invertebrate is an animal
WITHOUT a backbone
WITH a backbone
30
A hypothesis
is always correct
can be wrong
is a theory
can be correct
31
The correct way to write a Binomial nomenclature is...
Genus Species
genus species
GENUS SPECIES
none of the above
32
Sexual Reproduction involves breaking off a piece of the organism and making a copy.
False
True
33
What do decomposers do?
break down dead material
make their own food
consume other organisms for energy
34
What is the next level of classification called after Kingdom?
Genus
Class
Species
Phylum
35
Vertebrate or Invertebrate?
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
36
Whats a invertebrate?
A animal that can be camouflage
A animal that doesn't have a backbone
A animal the does have a backbone
Non of the above
37
What is the classification of Dolphins using Binomial Nomenclature?
Delphinus Orcinus
Delphinus delphis
Delphinus delphis
Orcinus orca
38
Are you a vertebrate
no were invertebrate
yes because were in the mammal kingdom
yes we are
heck noooo
39
Which is NOT of the 7 levels of classification?
Family
Vertebrate
Genus
Kingdom
40
Heterotrophs make their own food.
False
True
41
Lobsters have bilateral symmetry
True
False
42
What is Binomial Nomenclature?
A classification system using 2 names to identify a species
Animals that can mate/have offspring
Groups of closely related species
43
What is an invertebrate?
Living thing who have a backbone
living thing who don´t have a backbone
44
What is the meaning of bilateral symmetry?
No symmetry
None of the above
Two halves
Multiple quarters
45
A prokaryotic cell has no
flagellum
ribosomes
nucleus
DNA
46
What Phylum do Starfish belong to?
Chordates
Echinoderms
Platyhelminths
Molluscs
47
The two names in binomial nomenclature are
Domain and kingdom
Species and order
Genus and species
Class and phylum
48
Complete the 7 levels of classification. What goes in the
ORANGE
space?
Species
Family
Kingdom
Class
49
Eukaryotic cells have
a nucleus.
only 4 parts.
50
Sponges have a bilateral symmetry
False
True
51
What are the two main groups in the Animal Kingdom?
VERTEBRATES AND INVERTEBRATES
VERTEBRATES
ARTHROPODS
ARTHROPODS AND INSECTS
52
What three words go in a hypothesis?
If I do
I don't know
I think that
If, then, because
53
Which of these animals has bilateral symmetry?
Sponges
Star fish
Sea urchin
Tiger
54
A bird is an invertebrate
True
False
55
What kingdom are sea urchins in?
trees
Animalia
Fungi
What's a kingdom
56
What is the tiger's Binomial Nomenclature classification.
Panthera tigris
Panthera Tigris
Mammilia tigris
Felidae tigris
57
Autotroph
Another word for herbivore
Another word for omnivore
Another word for producer
58
What is the largest grouping within a kingdom?
phylum
order
species
family
59
Who develoed the binomial nomenclature?
Carolus Linnaeus
Taylor Cooper
Ferns
Protist
60
There are 7 Levels of Classification
True
False
61
A hypothesis must be ______
Done by a scientist
Testable
A waste of time
A question
62
What are the 7 levels of classification?(in order)
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species
Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species, Kingdom, Phylum
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order,Species, Family, Genus, and
Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus,Kingdom,and Species
