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Chapter 13 Life Science animal behavior
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1
stimuli can either be internal or external
false
true
2
a snake eats and completely digests the egg and shell
false
true
3
How can you tell an animals emotions
body language
sounds
hibernation
you cant
4
If a wolf has its ears laid back and its eyes are narrowed it is
fear
playfulness
aggression
sleepy
5
Courtship is specialized behavior used to attract a mate
False
True
6
A complex pattern of innate behaviors is called conditioning
true
false
7
A chemical produced by animals to communicate
body language
stress
pheromone
territory
8
What is innate behavior
behavior that is taught
when animals fight
behavior that is learned
behavior that is inherited
9
The proper order of the frog life cycle is egg, tadpole, adult
none of the above
(hint, a tadpole is still a tadpole)
true
false
10
An internal stimuli is hunger
true
false
11
What type of development does a snake have
external
internal
12
A developmental process in which the body changes as an animal grows from an egg to an adult?
metamorphosis
stimuli
hibernation
growth
13
The way an organism reacts to other organisms or to its environment
behavior
stress
instinct
society
14
What is the correct order of the ladybug life cycle
adult, pupa, egg, larva
egg, larva, pupa, adult
pupa, larva, adult, egg
egg, pupa, larva, adult
15
can vomiting maintain homeostasis?
No
Yes
16
About how long is a normal gestation period for a human
9 months
6 months
3 months
12 months
17
How long is an average baby kangaroo when born
2.5cm
1 meter
19.7cm
one foot
18
Which animal develops internally
kangaroo
sea turtle
chicken
snake
19
Which is NOT an instinctive behavior
breathing
web spinning
using tools
sleeping
20
innate behavior and instinct are basically the same thing
true
false
21
What is a reflex
an automatic response that doesn't involve the brain
a complex pattern of behaviors
playing an instrument
a learned behavior
22
What is an example of innate behavior
learning a courtship ritual
whan a human solves a math problem
playing basketball
when tadpoles swim after birth
23
What is NOT a valid example of courtship
pheromones
mating songs
gifts of food
migration
24
A forceful behavior used to dominate or control another animal
stimuli
conditioning
aggression
migration
25
What might a cat do to appear more threatening?
sleep
arch back and puff up
purr
meow
26
All animals migrate or hibernate
true
false
27
What is imprinting
when an animal swims
when an animals marks their territory
when an animal forms an attachment
when an animal leaves a footprint
28
This instinctive, seasonal movement of animals from one place to another
stimuli
migration
imprinting
stress
29
What is a pheromone
a chemical that influences behavior of a same species
body language
food
bioluminescence
30
Which animal does not hibernate
praire dog
chipmunk
bear
fish
31
Dominance is an animal that is at the top of an animal society
none of the above
false
true
32
The length of time between fertilization and birth is called gestation
false
true
33
A group of animals of the same species living and working together in an organized way
territory
internal development
external development
society
34
Stimuli only comes in one form
False
True
35
Cognitive behaviors include thinking, reasoning, and problem solving
true
false
36
Behavior that is modified so a response becomes associated with a different stimulus
imprinting
behavior
migration
conditioning
37
Both the frog and dog undergo a metamorphosis
False
True
38
bioluminescence directly translates as living and glows
false
true
39
Stress can be both positive or negative
false
true
40
development inside a mother is external development
true
false
