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Chapter 19; Classification of Organisms
Chapter 19; Classification of Organisms
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1
How are gases exchanged in a sponge?
Through the body walls
Through lungs and bronchii
2
Do cicadas and dragonflies feed the same way?
Cicadas pierce and draw up liquid
Dragonflies cut and chew solids
No, their mouthpieces are different
Yes, they eat the same way.
3
What is the advantage of sexual reproduction?
Sexual reproduction allows exact copies of the parents
Sexual reproduction allows for unique offspring
4
List the seven levels of classification in order.
Class, Kingdom, Phylum, Order, Species. Genus, Family
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
5
What is the scientific name of a barn owl if iy is species "alba" and genus "tyto."
"Alba tyto"
"Tyto alba"
"Tyto Alba"
"tyto alba"
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Name some animals that reproduce asexually.
Cows and horses
Dogs and cats
Humans and zebras
sponge and sea anemones
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Name three kinds of animals that use filter feeding
Raccoons, frogs and toads
sponges, barnacles, and mollusks
Cattle, pigs and horses
Fungi, bacteria and monereans
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What's a single type of organism, capable of breeding offspring like themself?
Family
Species
Genus
Order
9
In a closed circulatory system, blood stays within the vessels. Who uses this?
Mammals such as humans
Arthropods and some mollasks
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On what do biologists base their classification of organisms?
On the similarities of the organisms' features
On how organisms get food and reproduce
On the common name of the organism
On the organisms' appearance and internal stuctures
11
Why must animals digest their food?
Molecules must be broken down so that cells can use them
It tastes better that way
12
What kind of symmetry can be divided in a right half and a left half?
Bilateral symmetry
Radial symmetry
13
Banana slug and Cuttlefish are same Phylum. Clownfish is a different phylum. Which are related?
Banana slug and cuttlefish
Clowfish and Banana slug
Cuttlefish and Clownfish
14
What happens during metamorphosis of a frog?
Land animal turns to water animal
Tadpole turns to frog
Water animal turns to a land animal
Frog turns to tadpole
15
Common names are mountain lion, puma, cougar and catamount. What is the scientific name?
Felis concolor
American panther
felis Concolor
american Panther
16
If owl is "gufo" in Italian, "hibou" in French and "buho" in Spanish, how can we talk about it?
Draw a picture of the owl
Find someone who uses the same common name
Describe its properties
Using the scientific name "Tyto alba."
17
Why are reptile eggs able to survive in dry places?
Because the eggs are jelly like
The eggs have a soft shell that keeps the embryo from drying
18
What are the seven levels of classification?
Phylum, Genus, Species, Family, Class, Kingdom, Order
Class, Species, Kingdom, Phylum, Genus, Family, Order
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Order, Family, Genus, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Species
19
Who has an open circulatory system?
Arthropods and some mollusks
Mammals, such as human
20
How do sponges feed?
Sponges strain food particles out of the water in their body
Sponges use their mouths to feed
21
How do insects respire or breathe?
Through lungs and bronchii
Tubes carry air to every part of their body
22
What kind of symmetry does a round organism have?
Bilateral symmetry
Radial symmetry
23
What function does the digestive tract perform?
Stores food, digests food and absorbs nutrients
Filling out the abdominal cavity
24
What is the purpose of the atria in a vertebrate heart?
To receive blood that is returning to the heart
To pump blood out into the body
25
What type of digestive space is found in a cnidarian?
A stomach
A gizzard
A gastrovascular cavity
26
How does a trout's skeleton differ from a shark's skeleton?
The shark's skeleton is made of bone.
The shark's skeleton is made of cartilage.
The trout's skeleton is made of bone.
The trout's skeleton is made of cartilage.
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How do Echinoderms move?
Using their tube feet
With a psuedopod
Pumping out a jet of water
Blowing a puff of air
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Why do arthropods molt?
They change with the seasons like falling leaves
Because their external skeletons can't stretch or grow big
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What two features do mammals have that no other vertebrate does?
Backbone and skull
Mammary glands and hair (or fur)
Hair and four feet
Hair and a skull
