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Biology, Unit 7 Test - Chapters 16, 17, 18, 19 Review
Biology, Unit 7 Test - Chapters 16, 17, 18, 19 Review
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A review of animals from Chapters 16, 17, 18, 18
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1
jointed appendages
chelicerates
all arthropods
crustaceans
insects
2
Which of the following ways does not allow people to wisely control and use insects?
fighting crime
eating them
using them for research
eliminating the use of pesticides
3
Which characteristic do all chelicerates have?
stingers
pincer-like mouth parts
single body section
spinnerets
4
Monotremes lack mammary glands.
true
false
5
Most arthropods have bodies that are divided into __________ sections.
four
two
three
none of these
6
Arthropod exoskeletons are made of cellulose.
false
true
7
Arthropoda is the largest phylum within kingdom Animalia
true
false
8
Animals have cell walls made of starch.
false
true
9
Which of the following shows the correct order of stages in complete metamorphosis?
egg, larva, pupa, adult
egg, pupa, larva, adult
adult, larva, egg, pupa
larva, egg, pupa, adult
10
Large wings, hooked beak, and strong grasping talons are typical of __________.
raptors
seabirds
perching birds
waterfowl
11
Which of the following animals has an exoskeleton?
mule deer
cutthroat trout
orb spider
green iguana
12
Many crustaceans benefit the environment by recycling nutrients from detritus or carcasses.
true
false
13
A reptile’s Jacobsen’s organ can detect heat produced by potential prey items.
true
false
14
All animals are heterotrophic.
false
true
15
Which of the following is not true about insects?
They have eight legs.
They have three body segments.
They have one pair of compound eyes.
They have one pair of antennae.
16
What physical feature do all fish have?
vertebrae
bony skeletons
jaws
eyes
17
Cartilaginous fishes are so named because they have skeletons made of cartilage.
true
false
18
Crocodilians are the only ectothermic animals with four-chambered hearts.
false
true
19
To which group do sharks and rays belong?
cartilaginous fishes
ray-finned fishes
lobe-finned fishes
jawless fishes
20
A fish detects vibrations in the water through its lateral line.
false
true
21
Which group of mollusks includes squids and cuttlefishes?
none of these
gastropods
cephalopods
bivalves
22
What does the pit of a pit viper detect?
heat
motion
color
scent
23
Large, wild herbivore populations can thrive when hunted during carefully managed seasons.
false
true
24
Which of the following behaviors would be uncharacteristic of an endotherm?
basking
preening feathers
grooming fur
high food consumption
25
Insulating feathers are called __________.
down feathers
contour feathers
barbules
barbs
26
The mouthparts of insects are highly modified for a particular manner of feeding.
true
false
27
Assuming each weigh approximately the same, which animal is likely to eat the most?
rabbit
box turtle
bull frog
smallmouth bass
28
Which of the following is not a characteristic of an animal?
the exchanging of gases with its environment
reproducing after its own kind
having some means of support
being autotrophic
29
What type of body plan does a house cat have?
bilateral symmetry
asymmetry
none of these
radial symmetry
30
A vital role for humans that insects play is as pollinators of food crops.
true
false
31
Birds have all the following structures except __________.
air sacs
a bladder
feathers
a gizzard
32
slugs, snails
bivalves
cephalopods
gastropods
33
swimmerets
insects
crustaceans
all arthropods
chelicerates
34
A mammal’s diaphragm contracts to allow the lungs to expand and fill with air.
false
true
35
What type of bird is the greater rhea (Rhea americana)?
wading bird
flightless bird
game bird
hummingbird
36
Which of the following makes crocodilians unique compared with other reptiles?
a four-chambered heart
their predatory feeding behavior
a scute covering
the laying of amniotic eggs
37
cuttlefishes, squids, octopuses
bivalves
gastropods
cephalopods
38
The word mammal comes from a Latin word that refers to which structure?
diaphragm
fur
mammary gland
placenta
39
exoskeletons made of chitin
crustaceans
insects
chelicerates
all arthropods
40
Which of the following features do hagfish and lampreys lack?
jaws
fins
none of these
mucus
41
The order Squamata contains both lizards and crocodilians.
true
false
42
wings
crustaceans
all arthropods
insects
chelicerates
43
Which of the following are cartilaginous fishes?
all of these
sharks and rays
lungfishes
trouts and salmons
44
clams, oysters, scallops
gastropods
bivalves
cephalopods
45
Which part(s) of an insect’s body most reflects the way that it gets nutrition?
spiracles
mouth
tracheae
Malphigian tubules
46
What structure distinguishes a mammal’s respiratory system from that of other vertebrates?
four chambers
air sacs
diaphragm
mammary glands
47
Slugs and garden snails are __________.
therapods
bivalves
gastropods
cephalopods
48
spinnerets
insects
chelicerates
crustaceans
all arthropods
49
Viviparous animals lay eggs.
false
true
50
A bird without down feathers would probably die for what reason?
lack of food
freezing to death
being eaten by a predator
lack of water
