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Biology Final Exam Part 2 (Chapters 13-20)

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Answers

1
Which is the correct order of complete metamorphosis?
Egg, nymph, and adult
Egg, pupa, adult, and nymph
Nymph, egg, and adult
Egg, larva, pupa, and adult
2
Which of the following is NOT an example of a crustacean?
Lobsters
Crabs
None of these
Pillbug
3
More water is lost through evaporation than is gained from rain
Grasslands
Savanna
Deserts
Aquatic
4
"Living together"
Commensalism
Parasitism
Symbiosis
Mutualism
5
What is the Posterior Dorsal fin?
C
A
D
B
6
Which group includes the social insects?
Lepidoptera
Hemiptera
Hymenoptera
Orthoptera
7
Scientist that studies birds
Icthyologists
Herpetologists
Entomologists
Ornithologists
8
"Maintaining the same temperature"
Homeothermic
Cold-blooded
Warm-blooded
Poikilothermic
9
"Same wings"
Lepidoptera
Homoptera
Hemiptera
Diptera
10
A relationship in which grazing animals feed on plants by cropping portions of the plant
Amensalism
Predation
Herbivory
Mutualism
11
Hoofed animals
Ruminants
Omnivores
Bovids
Ungulates
12
Land turtles with feet and claws for terrestrial life
Tortoise
Tuatara
Turtles
Lizards
13
The male salamander deposits sperm in a gelatinous structure called:
Metamorphosis
Spermatophore
Chromatophores
Pedomorphosis
14
A bird's voice box
Rachis
Larynx
Syrinx
Pharynx
15
The fastest living creature
Peregrine falcon
Hummingbird
Cheetah
Ostrich
16
"Spiny anteater"
Pangolin
Echidna
Shrew
Wolverine
17
Organisms that make their own food
Omnivores
Consumers
Autotrophs
Producers
18
Both organisms benefit
Neutralism
Mutualism
Symbiosis
Commensalism
19
The most familiar and most dominant group of vertebrates on the earth today
Mammals
Invertebrates
Monkeys
Asymmetric
20
Which sense of sharks is one of the keenest in the animal kingdom?
Taste
Touch
Smell
Sight
21
Birds that are hunted for food and sport
Tropical birds
Birds of prey
Game birds
Water birds
22
Used by ecologists to show all possible feeding relationships at each trophic level
Food chain
Terrestrial
Food web
Biomass pyramid
23
Which fish fin projects downward from the rear of the fish's trunk?
Anal
Dorsal
Pectoral
Caudal
24
The organ that gives a snake its acute sense of smell
Bursa of Fabricius
Jacobson's organ
Islet of Langerhans
Pit organ
25
The stiff shaft or quill of a feather:
Barb
Vane
Rachis
Barbule
26
Scientists who study reptiles and amphibians
Botanist
Entomologist
Icthyologists
Herpetologists
27
All vertebrates have an internal framework, or skeleton:
Exoskeleton
Vertebrate
Endoskelton
Backbone
28
What is the purpose of the vomerine teeth in frogs?
Retain its prey
Chew food
Helps with swallowing
Tear its food
29
The only flying mammals
Hawks
Bats
Flying squirrels
Flying lemurs
30
Birds that are helpless after hatching
Precocial
Brocial
Altricial
Incubation
31
An aquatic salamander common in the U.S. and called a water dog
Eft
Toads
Newt
Mudpuppies
32
Associated with the crayfish's circulatory are special excretory organs called:
Gastric mill
Green glands
Brine
Statocysts
33
Thin layer of the earth's surface in which life exists
Lithosphere
Geosphere
Biosphere
Hydrosphere
34
Primates without tails
Apes
Monkeys
35
what does diptera mean?
4 wing
non segmental
two wing
glue bar
36
The gathering of birds into large groups especially before breeding season
Migration
Incubation
Flock
Flyways
37
Animals that bear their young alive from eggs that hatch within the body
Sauropods
Viparous
Oviparous
Ovoviviparous
38
Most of these birds are brightly colored
Water birds
Birds of prey
Extinct birds
Tropical birds
39
The other name for the egg white:
Yolk
Albumen
Germinal spot
Chalaza
40
Unlearned knowledge that an animal possesses from birth
Migration
Instinct
Barbule
Incubation
41
Pupa
The topping of a pizza
insect in the inactive stage of development not eating yet
a funny name for a student
A country where the butterflies live in the United States
42
The adult loses feathers on its belly to expose a patch of skin called:
Migration
Brood patch
Pleural membrane
Crop
43
Icthyologists study what?
sharks
hair
icky stuff
fish
44
The clear eyelid that covers a bird's eye:
Nictitating membrane
Fovea
Pit organ
Pleural membrane
45
A hawk hunting a rabbit
Amensalism
Mutualism
Predation
Parasitism
46
Which type of eyes on an insect detect only light and shadow?
Antennae
Simple
Feelers
Compound
47
Cobras and mambas
Elapids
Constrictors
Colubrids
Viperids
48
An ecosystems' ability to withstand and recover from changes is called:
Stability
Tolerance range
Carrying capacity
Biodiversity
49
Elongated, four-legged reptiles with a tapered tail
Axolotls
Crocodilians
Salamanders
Lizards
50
Bony elevations on the skull of a deer
Horns
Antlers
Pronghorn
Velvet
51
How does a fish sense faint vibrations and pressure changes in the water?
Gills
Swim bladder
Lateral line
Urogenital opening
52
Small, short-legged, mouse-like animals with long, pointed noses
Shrews
Hedgehog
Numbat
Pangolin
53
An animal that walks on two feet
Bipedal
Tetrapod
Bilateral
Triangle
54
The number and variety of species living within an ecosystem
Stability
Abiotic factor
Biodiversity
Biotic factors
55
Unusual kind of primate that live only in Madagascar and nearby islands
Chimpanzee
Tapirs
Lemurs
Koalas
56
The process by which insects mature:
None of these
Entomology
Photosynthesis
Metamorphosis
57
What is the collective term for frogs and toads?
Axolotls
Salamanders
Caecilians
Anurans
58
Define spiracles.
Internal respiratory channel connected to the muscle cell of an insect.
External respiratory opening on the exoskeleton of an insect.
Internal respiratory opening on the lungs of a human.
External respiratory opening on the gills of a fish..
59
What do spiders use to hear?
eyes
the hairs on their legs
None of these
teeth
60
The "occupation" of a living thing
Niche
Habitat
Biosphere
Organism
61
Also called a groundhog
Hedgehog
Shrews
Woodchuck
Wolverine
62
Extends across the northern most parts of North America, Europe and Asia
Tropical rain forest
Alpine tundra
Temperate deciduous forest
Arctic tundra
63
Arthropods...
Are invertebrates.
Are vertebrates.
64
Spiders have a fused head and thorax called:
Thorax
Chelicera
Cephalothorax
Spiracles
65
Characteristic of birds that involves annually moving to a different region:
Instinct
Migration
Flight
Flyway
66
Animals that are attached to one location
Tetrapods
Asymmetric
Sessile
Motile
67
Looks much like a pig with an extra-long snout or short trunk
Tapirs
Echidna
Pangolin
Platypus
68
A bird's "thumb" is called the:
Chalaza
Buccal
Gizzard
Alula
69
Which of the following is NOT one of the social insects?
Ants
Gnats
Bees
Crayfish
70
Invertebrates with joined appendages like spiders and crayfish are called:
Crustaceans
Insects
Entomologists
Arthropods
71
Which group includes the true bugs?
Hemiptera
Odonata
Odonata
Homoptera
72
What is the name for the appendages of the crayfish that make up the abdomen?
Book lungs
Chimaeras
Spinnerets
Swimmerets
73
A relationship in which one organism is benefited and the other is neither harmed nor helped
Commensialism
Parasitism
Amensalism
Neutralism
74
Most animals have which symmetry
None of these
Bilateral
Asymmetry
Radial
75
Approximately 60% of all birds
Water birds
Perching birds
Game birds
Flightless birds
76
When a bird inhales, the air passes through the trachea into the:
Esophagus
Air Sacs
Lungs
Gizzard
77
The gills of the fish are protected by what vanelike projections from the front of each gill arch:
None of these
Gill chamber
Gill filaments
Gill rakers
78
Attached to the yolk and acts as a support
Germinal spot
Albumen
Brood patch
Chalaza
79
Archaeopteryx
Game birds
Perching birds
Birds of prey
Extinct birds
80
The special sac in the esophagus that the bird serves as a storage chamber and releases food at a proper rate:
Gizzard
Chalaza
Air sac
Crop
81
"On both of sides of life"
Salamanders
Amphibians
Crocodilians
Caecilians
82
"Earth pig"
Camel
Armadillos
Tapirs
Aardvark
83
The layer that includes the land
Lithosphere
Atmosphere
Hydrosphere
Biosphere
84
Flight pattern where a bird spirals higher and higher without flapping:
Soaring
Powered flight
Hovering flight
Gliding
85
Group of animals that spend the majority outside the womb and nourished in a pouch
Tetrapods
Mammals
Rodents
Marsupials
86
Largest member of the weasel family
Armadillos
Lemurs
Wolverine
Pangolin
87
The upper shell of a turtle is called:
Contour
Plastron
Carapace
Dermis
88
Largest living land animals
Elephants
Zebras
Blue whale
Kangaroo
89
What is the function of the swim bladder?
storing urine
to allow fish to make sharp turns
assisting in moving the fish forward
buoyancy control
90
Unusual cartilaginous fish that live near the ocean bottom:
Chimaeras
Arthropods
Denticles
Stingrays
91
The word Hymenoptera means ____?
“Dangerous eaters”
“Pinching mouthparts”
“Wingless”
“Membrane winged”
92
What are the eggs laid by fish called?
Spawn
Milt
Embryo
Roe
93
The first organisms that colonize a disturbed ecosystem
Climax vegetation
Pioneer species
Ecological succession
Secondary succession
94
The denticles are another name for...
mouth
fins
skin
organs
95
Beetles
Coleoptera
Hymenoptera
Orthroptera
Diptera
96
What do we call the flat gill covers that protect the gills of the fish?
Urogenital
Opercula
Myomeres
Gills
97
Ostriches
Perching birds
Birds of prey
Flightless birds
Extinct birds
98
What is the muscular organ within the digestive tract of birds that grinds food into small particles?
Crop
Germinal spot
Chalaza
Gizzard
99
The largest rodents
Mice
Beavers
Rats
Capybaras
100
Long, shaggy, orange-brown hair and large, sad-looking face
Gorilla
Orangutan
Chimpanzee
Gibbon

Biology Final Exam Part 2 (Chapters 13-20) Flashcards | StudBud

Biology Final Exam Part 2 (Chapters 13-20)

100 termsStudBud Administration174 plays

Test 9 Biology: Test 8b Biology: A Beka Biology Test over chapters 17-18 Test 8 Biology : A Beka Biology Chapters 15-16 Test 10 Biology: Biology Chapters 19-20 from ABeka Books

Flashcards100 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 100

Answers

1
Which is the correct order of complete metamorphosis?
Egg, nymph, and adult
Egg, pupa, adult, and nymph
Nymph, egg, and adult
Egg, larva, pupa, and adult
2
Which of the following is NOT an example of a crustacean?
Lobsters
Crabs
None of these
Pillbug
3
More water is lost through evaporation than is gained from rain
Grasslands
Savanna
Deserts
Aquatic
4
"Living together"
Commensalism
Parasitism
Symbiosis
Mutualism
5
What is the Posterior Dorsal fin?
C
A
D
B
6
Which group includes the social insects?
Lepidoptera
Hemiptera
Hymenoptera
Orthoptera
7
Scientist that studies birds
Icthyologists
Herpetologists
Entomologists
Ornithologists
8
"Maintaining the same temperature"
Homeothermic
Cold-blooded
Warm-blooded
Poikilothermic
9
"Same wings"
Lepidoptera
Homoptera
Hemiptera
Diptera
10
A relationship in which grazing animals feed on plants by cropping portions of the plant
Amensalism
Predation
Herbivory
Mutualism
11
Hoofed animals
Ruminants
Omnivores
Bovids
Ungulates
12
Land turtles with feet and claws for terrestrial life
Tortoise
Tuatara
Turtles
Lizards
13
The male salamander deposits sperm in a gelatinous structure called:
Metamorphosis
Spermatophore
Chromatophores
Pedomorphosis
14
A bird's voice box
Rachis
Larynx
Syrinx
Pharynx
15
The fastest living creature
Peregrine falcon
Hummingbird
Cheetah
Ostrich
16
"Spiny anteater"
Pangolin
Echidna
Shrew
Wolverine
17
Organisms that make their own food
Omnivores
Consumers
Autotrophs
Producers
18
Both organisms benefit
Neutralism
Mutualism
Symbiosis
Commensalism
19
The most familiar and most dominant group of vertebrates on the earth today
Mammals
Invertebrates
Monkeys
Asymmetric
20
Which sense of sharks is one of the keenest in the animal kingdom?
Taste
Touch
Smell
Sight
21
Birds that are hunted for food and sport
Tropical birds
Birds of prey
Game birds
Water birds
22
Used by ecologists to show all possible feeding relationships at each trophic level
Food chain
Terrestrial
Food web
Biomass pyramid
23
Which fish fin projects downward from the rear of the fish's trunk?
Anal
Dorsal
Pectoral
Caudal
24
The organ that gives a snake its acute sense of smell
Bursa of Fabricius
Jacobson's organ
Islet of Langerhans
Pit organ
25
The stiff shaft or quill of a feather:
Barb
Vane
Rachis
Barbule
26
Scientists who study reptiles and amphibians
Botanist
Entomologist
Icthyologists
Herpetologists
27
All vertebrates have an internal framework, or skeleton:
Exoskeleton
Vertebrate
Endoskelton
Backbone
28
What is the purpose of the vomerine teeth in frogs?
Retain its prey
Chew food
Helps with swallowing
Tear its food
29
The only flying mammals
Hawks
Bats
Flying squirrels
Flying lemurs
30
Birds that are helpless after hatching
Precocial
Brocial
Altricial
Incubation
31
An aquatic salamander common in the U.S. and called a water dog
Eft
Toads
Newt
Mudpuppies
32
Associated with the crayfish's circulatory are special excretory organs called:
Gastric mill
Green glands
Brine
Statocysts
33
Thin layer of the earth's surface in which life exists
Lithosphere
Geosphere
Biosphere
Hydrosphere
34
Primates without tails
Apes
Monkeys
35
what does diptera mean?
4 wing
non segmental
two wing
glue bar
36
The gathering of birds into large groups especially before breeding season
Migration
Incubation
Flock
Flyways
37
Animals that bear their young alive from eggs that hatch within the body
Sauropods
Viparous
Oviparous
Ovoviviparous
38
Most of these birds are brightly colored
Water birds
Birds of prey
Extinct birds
Tropical birds
39
The other name for the egg white:
Yolk
Albumen
Germinal spot
Chalaza
40
Unlearned knowledge that an animal possesses from birth
Migration
Instinct
Barbule
Incubation
41
Pupa
The topping of a pizza
insect in the inactive stage of development not eating yet
a funny name for a student
A country where the butterflies live in the United States
42
The adult loses feathers on its belly to expose a patch of skin called:
Migration
Brood patch
Pleural membrane
Crop
43
Icthyologists study what?
sharks
hair
icky stuff
fish
44
The clear eyelid that covers a bird's eye:
Nictitating membrane
Fovea
Pit organ
Pleural membrane
45
A hawk hunting a rabbit
Amensalism
Mutualism
Predation
Parasitism
46
Which type of eyes on an insect detect only light and shadow?
Antennae
Simple
Feelers
Compound
47
Cobras and mambas
Elapids
Constrictors
Colubrids
Viperids
48
An ecosystems' ability to withstand and recover from changes is called:
Stability
Tolerance range
Carrying capacity
Biodiversity
49
Elongated, four-legged reptiles with a tapered tail
Axolotls
Crocodilians
Salamanders
Lizards
50
Bony elevations on the skull of a deer
Horns
Antlers
Pronghorn
Velvet
51
How does a fish sense faint vibrations and pressure changes in the water?
Gills
Swim bladder
Lateral line
Urogenital opening
52
Small, short-legged, mouse-like animals with long, pointed noses
Shrews
Hedgehog
Numbat
Pangolin
53
An animal that walks on two feet
Bipedal
Tetrapod
Bilateral
Triangle
54
The number and variety of species living within an ecosystem
Stability
Abiotic factor
Biodiversity
Biotic factors
55
Unusual kind of primate that live only in Madagascar and nearby islands
Chimpanzee
Tapirs
Lemurs
Koalas
56
The process by which insects mature:
None of these
Entomology
Photosynthesis
Metamorphosis
57
What is the collective term for frogs and toads?
Axolotls
Salamanders
Caecilians
Anurans
58
Define spiracles.
Internal respiratory channel connected to the muscle cell of an insect.
External respiratory opening on the exoskeleton of an insect.
Internal respiratory opening on the lungs of a human.
External respiratory opening on the gills of a fish..
59
What do spiders use to hear?
eyes
the hairs on their legs
None of these
teeth
60
The "occupation" of a living thing
Niche
Habitat
Biosphere
Organism
61
Also called a groundhog
Hedgehog
Shrews
Woodchuck
Wolverine
62
Extends across the northern most parts of North America, Europe and Asia
Tropical rain forest
Alpine tundra
Temperate deciduous forest
Arctic tundra
63
Arthropods...
Are invertebrates.
Are vertebrates.
64
Spiders have a fused head and thorax called:
Thorax
Chelicera
Cephalothorax
Spiracles
65
Characteristic of birds that involves annually moving to a different region:
Instinct
Migration
Flight
Flyway
66
Animals that are attached to one location
Tetrapods
Asymmetric
Sessile
Motile
67
Looks much like a pig with an extra-long snout or short trunk
Tapirs
Echidna
Pangolin
Platypus
68
A bird's "thumb" is called the:
Chalaza
Buccal
Gizzard
Alula
69
Which of the following is NOT one of the social insects?
Ants
Gnats
Bees
Crayfish
70
Invertebrates with joined appendages like spiders and crayfish are called:
Crustaceans
Insects
Entomologists
Arthropods
71
Which group includes the true bugs?
Hemiptera
Odonata
Odonata
Homoptera
72
What is the name for the appendages of the crayfish that make up the abdomen?
Book lungs
Chimaeras
Spinnerets
Swimmerets
73
A relationship in which one organism is benefited and the other is neither harmed nor helped
Commensialism
Parasitism
Amensalism
Neutralism
74
Most animals have which symmetry
None of these
Bilateral
Asymmetry
Radial
75
Approximately 60% of all birds
Water birds
Perching birds
Game birds
Flightless birds
76
When a bird inhales, the air passes through the trachea into the:
Esophagus
Air Sacs
Lungs
Gizzard
77
The gills of the fish are protected by what vanelike projections from the front of each gill arch:
None of these
Gill chamber
Gill filaments
Gill rakers
78
Attached to the yolk and acts as a support
Germinal spot
Albumen
Brood patch
Chalaza
79
Archaeopteryx
Game birds
Perching birds
Birds of prey
Extinct birds
80
The special sac in the esophagus that the bird serves as a storage chamber and releases food at a proper rate:
Gizzard
Chalaza
Air sac
Crop
81
"On both of sides of life"
Salamanders
Amphibians
Crocodilians
Caecilians
82
"Earth pig"
Camel
Armadillos
Tapirs
Aardvark
83
The layer that includes the land
Lithosphere
Atmosphere
Hydrosphere
Biosphere
84
Flight pattern where a bird spirals higher and higher without flapping:
Soaring
Powered flight
Hovering flight
Gliding
85
Group of animals that spend the majority outside the womb and nourished in a pouch
Tetrapods
Mammals
Rodents
Marsupials
86
Largest member of the weasel family
Armadillos
Lemurs
Wolverine
Pangolin
87
The upper shell of a turtle is called:
Contour
Plastron
Carapace
Dermis
88
Largest living land animals
Elephants
Zebras
Blue whale
Kangaroo
89
What is the function of the swim bladder?
storing urine
to allow fish to make sharp turns
assisting in moving the fish forward
buoyancy control
90
Unusual cartilaginous fish that live near the ocean bottom:
Chimaeras
Arthropods
Denticles
Stingrays
91
The word Hymenoptera means ____?
“Dangerous eaters”
“Pinching mouthparts”
“Wingless”
“Membrane winged”
92
What are the eggs laid by fish called?
Spawn
Milt
Embryo
Roe
93
The first organisms that colonize a disturbed ecosystem
Climax vegetation
Pioneer species
Ecological succession
Secondary succession
94
The denticles are another name for...
mouth
fins
skin
organs
95
Beetles
Coleoptera
Hymenoptera
Orthroptera
Diptera
96
What do we call the flat gill covers that protect the gills of the fish?
Urogenital
Opercula
Myomeres
Gills
97
Ostriches
Perching birds
Birds of prey
Flightless birds
Extinct birds
98
What is the muscular organ within the digestive tract of birds that grinds food into small particles?
Crop
Germinal spot
Chalaza
Gizzard
99
The largest rodents
Mice
Beavers
Rats
Capybaras
100
Long, shaggy, orange-brown hair and large, sad-looking face
Gorilla
Orangutan
Chimpanzee
Gibbon