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Science Review for Animal Unit (SC, 6th grade standards) #science #animals #sixthgrade
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1
Which phylums of animals are heterotrophs?
chordata
echinoderms
sponges
All of them
2
Why do ectotherms eat less often than endotherms?
They perform limited activities.
They are free from predators.
They do not need energy from food to keep warm.
They have small bodies and don't need energy.
3
What do reptiles and amphibians have in common?
Breath with gills in water.
Give live birth.
Have scales on their bodies.
Ectothermic (cold blooded)
4
Which animal internal body temperate changes as the environmental temperature changes?
rabbit
bird
elephant
iguana
5
A response to a drop in temperature would be ____________.
shedding fur
sweating
panting
shivering
6
Which characteristics describe an amphibian?
Animal 3
Animal 2
Animal 1
Animal 4
7
Why do ectotherms move to a cooler location?
So their eggs will develop quickly.
To find a mate.
To shed their outer skin.
To prevent overheating.
8
The kingdom with multicellular and heterotroph organisms is the ___________ kingdom.
animal
plant
moneran
protist
9
Which is a vertebrate?
sponge
spider
snake
seastar
10
In the fall stripped bass move closer to the shore.In spring they move into deeper waters. Why?
to maintain a constant body temp
to obtain more food
to avoid competition
to avoid predators
11
Which characteristics describe a sponge?
Animal 2
Animal 1
Animal 3
Animal 4
12
Which group of vertebrates undergoes metamorphosis?
fish
mammals
reptiles
amphibians
13
Earthworms, lobsters and sea urchins may all be classified as _______________?
invertebrates
vertebrates
arthropods
parasites
14
Which pair of animals need to eat more often?
roadrunner and lizard
rattlesnake and lizard
jackrabbit and roadrunner
jackrabbit and rattlesnake
15
An example of an arthropod is an:
seastar
tapeworm
crab
octopus
16
When an animal hunts, it is responding to which internal stimuli?
fear
hunger
sleepiness
thirst
17
Which characteristics describe mammals?
3
1
4
2
18
Which is an inference, not an observation?
Student 3
Student 2
Student 1
Student 4
19
Which of these pairs represent animals that are most closely related according to scientists?
lobster and fish
lobster and scorpion
lobster and penguins
lobster and snake
20
Endothermic means....
mammal
hibernating
warm blooded
cold blooded
21
When endothermic animals overheat, they can respond to this by ____________.
shivering
sleeping
sweating
migrating
22
An example of an echinoderm is the:
frog
earthworm
butterfly
seastar
23
When classifying organisms, which of these is LEAST like the other three?
seastar
catfish
eagle
dog
24
The days are getting shorter & the temperature is dropping. A beaver responds to these cues by:
exhibiting courtship behaviors
gathering and storing food
shedding fur
migrating
25
The phylum of invertebrates with an exoskeleton are the:
echinoderms
worms
arthropods
sponges
26
An example of a fish is an:
lizard
eagle
frog
shark
27
Which represents endothermic?
1 and 2
2 and 3
3, 4, and 5
1,2, and 3
28
Ectothermic means....
fish
migrating
cold blooded
warm blooded
29
An example of a reptile is an:
eagle
shark
lizard
frog
30
An example of an amphibian is an:
shark
lizard
frog
eagle
31
Which activity most likely would a cow do to adapt to the summer?
burrow undergound
sweat to generate heat loss
bask in the sunlight
huddle in a group
32
Which response represents ectothermic animals?
3, 4, and 5
1 and 2
2 and 3
1, 3, 5
33
Why is a fish NOT an invertebrate?
They give live birth.
Breathe through their gills.
Have a column of bone protecting their spinal cord.
Have unsegmented bodies.
34
Which characteristics best describe a mollusk?
Animal 4
Animal 3
Animal 2
Animal 1
35
Which state is true about vertebrates?
All have legs for movement.
Have a protective skin covering.
Have an exoskelton
All are endothermic.
