Anatomy is the study of the ____ Physiology is the study of _____

where structures of the body are, what they do

What is the nervous system composed of?

brain, spinal cord, sensory organs and nerves.

Characteristics of vascular plants vs nonvascular plants

Vacular has roots, stem, and Vascular leaves, nonvascular lacks all

Angiosperms and Gymnosperms

Angiosperms are plants with seed inside, Gymnosperms are with seed outside

What is the difference between arteries and veins?

Arteries carry blood away from the heart, Veins carry it to the heart

Main job of the small intestine

Absorb nutrients and digest food

Difference between ruminant and non ruminant

Ruminant- 4 compartmented stomach small cecum, non- 1 stomach big cecum

How are birds unique to other animals

Hollow bones, air sacs, feathers

What makes the water move up the phloem

Xylem and Phloem purpose?

Transportation of water and minerals through stem roots, and leaves

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What do sponges use to draw water in and out?
Suction
Diffusion
Dispersion
Displacement
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Anatomy is the study of the ____ Physiology is the study of _____
where structures of the body are, what they do
Organs, bones
What the structures of the body do, where they go
Bones, where they go
3
Cephalopod
Foot headed
Tongue hand
Stomach footed
Head footed
4
divided into equal halves when cut down the center, lengthwise; has top and bottom, but no L or R side
Bilateral
Spherical
Radial
Asymetrical
5
What do poriferans and cniderians have in common
Under water
Tissue animals
Phylum
Mammals
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Disc of tissue where unborn are nurtured
Pregnancy in a can
gregnancy
womb
Placenta
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Purpose of water in plants
What is cohesion? How does this relate to surface tension?
Blood of the plant
Water cycle
Photosynthesis for food
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All mamals have hair
True
False
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What is the nervous system composed of?
brain, spinal cord, sensory organs and nerves.
Spinal cord, lungs, organs, tissue
Brain, blood, veins, spinal cord
Lungs, brain, sensory organs and nerves
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Study of the animal kingdom
Animology
Totalitarianism
Zoology
Biology
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Where are eggs produced
Uterus
Testes
Kidneys
Ovaries
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Characteristics of vascular plants vs nonvascular plants
Vascular has oxygen, Nonvacular doesnt
Vascular has leaves, Nonvascuar has stems
Non Vascular has roots, stem, and leaves, vascular lacks all of these
Vacular has roots, stem, and Vascular leaves, nonvascular lacks all
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Where do muscles work in relation to the skeleton in arthropods
Outside
Around
Between
Inside
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Main component of blood
RBC
WBC
water
Plasma
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How is the sternum of the bird unique
Hollow
Large
Small
Keel
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The lymphatic system is a _____________ system (Directional)
Two way
One way upwards
One way downwards
Left and right
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Angiosperms and Gymnosperms
Angiosperms are plants with seed outside, Gymnosperms are with seed inside
Angiosperms are pinecones
Angiosperms are plants with seed inside, Gymnosperms are with seed outside
Gymnosperms are apples
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Contour feathers?
Warmth
Flight
Protection
Beauty
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near head
Cephalic
Anterior
Caudal
Posterior
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Most flatworms are
Infectious, free living
Parasitic, need host
Cephalic, need host
Parasitic, free living
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Echinoderm
Starfish, bilateral
mollusk, asymetrical
Starfish, radial
Crab, bilateral
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What is plasma mostly made of?
RBC
WBC
Iron
Water
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Not an example of body covering
Horns
Scales
Spikes
Fur
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lighter, more flexible internal system of bones or cartilage
Bones
Endoskeleton
Skin
Skeleton
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What is the difference between arteries and veins?
Arteries carry blood to the heart, Veins carry it away the heart
Arteries carry blood away from the heart, Veins carry it to the heart
Arteries are red veins are blue
Arteries carry oxygen away from the heart, veins carry oxygen to the heart
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divided into equal halves only when cut longitudinally; divides in to L and R sides; most have head and tail region
Symetrical
Radial
Spherical
Bilateral
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Capillary action helps move materials up and through the plant
True
False
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A sheet of muscle seperating chest cavity from abdominal
Placenta
Diaphragm
Keel
lungs
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NOT a characteristic of Arthropod
Jointed appendages
Open Circulatory sytem
Endoskeleton
Body segmentation
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What is the study of the Plant Kingdom?
Defense against the dark arts
Plantology
Herbology
Botany
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Living pumps or tissue animals
Sponges
Cephalic
Vertebrates
Poriferans
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What is NOT a type of animal movement
Hopping
Serpantine
Paralisis
Sessile
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Down feathers?
Warmth
Protection
Flight
Beauty
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Arthropod
Hand footed
Joint footed
Stomach footed
Head footed
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How do plants reproduce
Asexually
Reproduction
Sexually
They don't
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Main job of the small intestine
Absorb food and digest nutrients
Secrete enymes and acids to move food
Absorb enzymes
Absorb nutrients and digest food
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Difference between ruminant and non ruminant
Ruminant- 1 stomach large cecum, non- 4 compartmented stomach small cecum
Ruminant- 4 compartmented stomach small cecum, non- 1 stomach big cecum
Ruminant- large stomach small cecum, non- small stomach big cecum
Ruminant is larger stomach and larger cecum
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How are birds unique to other animals
Hollow bones, flight, eggs
Hollow bones, feathers, flight
Eggs, flight, air sacs
Hollow bones, air sacs, feathers
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System of tough plates covering outside of animal
Skeloton
Skin
Epidermis
Exoskeleton
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near tail
Caudal
Lateral
Dorsal
Cephalic
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Where is sperm produced
Ovaries
Bladder
Testes
Kidneys
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What percent of animal kingdom is invertabrate
90
80
50
95
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Precocial
Blind, naked, helpless
Can't fly at all
Can feed itself at birth
Dumb
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Where are fertilized eggs implanted
Uterus
Womb
Ovaries
Kidneys
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Root Pressure
When roots are pressurized
What makes the water move up the phloem
What makes the water move up the xylem
What makes the water move down the xylem through the plant
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Human symetry
Radial
Asymetrical
Sperical
Bilateral
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Tendons connect __ to __, Ligaments connect __ to __
Bone to Muscle, bone to bone
Bone to bone, muscle to bone
Muscle to Muscle, bone to bone
bone to muscle, muscle to muscle
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What percent of the animal kingdom is arthropod
75
95
90
85
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All worms have a ____________ region
Trinomial
Cephalic
Bilateral
Cephalintic
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Main job of the stomach?
to carry food into the anus
to move food through the body
makes food
secrete acids to digest food
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Xylem and Phloem purpose?
To extract water from stem into the ground
Transportation of water and minerals through stem roots, and leaves
The powerhouse of the cell
Photosynthesis
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Gastropods
Stomach footed
Head footed
Knife headed
Foot footed
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Main job of large intestine
Absorbing nutrients and secreting enzymes
Excretion
Secreting nutrients and absorbing enzymes
Absorbing water, nutrients, and moving food for excretion
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What is turgor pressure?
Power house of the plant
Water stored in the leaf
Photosynthesis
Keeps the plant stiff and from wilting
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9 processes that all animals have in common
Move fur protect nutrition respiration circulate excrete heat exoskeleton
Move heat circulation excretion protection support nutrition
Move support protect nutrition respiration circulate excrete respond repro
Move light eating photosynthesis nutrition respiration repro
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4 types of tissue
Connective, dermis, muscle, nervous
Connective, Epithelial, Muscle, Nervous
Epidermis, dermis, subcatunaous, bone
Connective, epidermis, dermis, bone
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Altricial?
Dumb
Can fly at birth
Helpless, naked, blind
Can take care of themselves at birth
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Earthworm phylum
Annelida
Mollusk
Segmented
Cephalic
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What are the 3 major layers of skin
Head thorax abdomen
Epidermis, Dermis, subcutanous layer
Epidmernis, Trinormous, subway
Dermuis, subcanous, thorax
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What is the result of an unfertilized or unimplanted egg
It is shed during a womans period
Nothing
It dies
It is fertilized
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symmetry- can be divided into equal halves, cut in any direction through the center; has no top, bottoms or sides
Asymetrical
Spherical
Bilateral
Radial
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MOST common of the 4 wing types
Leather-like
Horn-covered
Membranous
Scale-covered
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What hormone is needed for sperm production, and other male characteristics
Testosterone
Progesterone
FSH
Estrogen
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Types of muscles
Smooth, Cardiac, Skeletal
Smooth, bone, Musle
Cardiac, Muscle, smoot
Smooth, bone, skeletal

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