Test 11

Question 1

What animals live on land and in water?

Answer 1

Amphibians

Question 2

Amphibians include frogs, toads, salamanders and ________

Answer 2

Caecilians

Question 3

Cells in frogs and other animals that allow them to change color

Answer 3

Chromatophores

Question 4

What is a juvenile frog called

Answer 4

Tadpole

Question 5

Teeth at the top of a frogs mouth

Answer 5

Vomerine teeth

Question 6

The membrane found in between the intestines that supports the frog’s spleen

Answer 6

Mesentery

Question 7

Where frogs store fat in their body

Answer 7

Fat bodies

Question 8

Condition where adult amphibians have larval characteristics

Answer 8

Pedomorphosis

Question 9

When a fish’s body is mainly made out of bone

Answer 9

Bony fish

Question 10

Sections of a fish

Answer 10

Head-trunk-tail

Question 11

Gill covering

Answer 11

Operculum

Question 12

2 sets of paired fins

Answer 12

Pectoral and pelvic

Question 13

What are the tail fins called

Answer 13

Caudal fins

Question 14

W shaped muscles in a fish

Answer 14

Myomeres

Question 15

These let fish breathe underwater and let water mix with oxygen

Answer 15

Gills

Question 16

In fish that let water mix with carbon dioxide

Answer 16

Gill filaments

Question 17

Gill filters (?)

Answer 17

Gill rakers

Question 18

A system of special nerve endings that extends over fish’s head and down the sides of its body.

Answer 18

Lateral line

Question 19

Laying of fish eggs

Answer 19

Spawning

Question 20

What are fish eggs called

Answer 20

Roe

Question 21

Hollow gas filled chambers in fish

Answer 21

Swim bladder

Question 22

The scale-like structures that cover the skin of sharks and rays

Answer 22

Denticles

Question 23

Fish that causes most injuries to humans

Answer 23

Stingray

Question 24

Paired excretory organs found in certain arthropods, particularly crustaceans like crayfish and prawns

Answer 24

Green gland

Question 25

Fish with no jaws

Answer 25

Lamprey (or hagfish)

Question 26

What is it called when an animals has no back bone

Answer 26

Invertebrate

Question 27

Invertebrates with jointed appendages

Answer 27

Arthropods

Question 28

External skeleton

Answer 28

Exoskeleton

Question 29

Most various of Gods creatures

Answer 29

Insects

Question 30

Young insect that doesn't look like that adult

Answer 30

Larva

Question 31

Metamorphosis with nymph

Answer 31

Incomplete

Question 32

Which eyes on an insect do they only see light and shadows

Answer 32

Simple eye

Question 33

What are the body segments of a insect

Answer 33

Head-thorax-abdomen

Question 34

Which body segment on an insect are the legs found?

Answer 34

Thorax

Question 35

Order that means straight wing

Answer 35

Orthoptera (cricket, grasshopper etc.)

Question 36

Order that means two wing

Answer 36

Diptera (flys, mosquitos, etc.)

Question 37

Order that means sheath wing

Answer 37

Coleoptera (ladybug, beetle)

Question 38

Order that means scale wings

Answer 38

Lepidoptera (butterfly, moth)

Question 39

Order that means toothed

Answer 39

Odonata (dragonfly)

Question 40

Order that includes true bugs and means half wing

Answer 40

Hemiptera (stink bug, cicada)

Question 41

Order that means membrane wing (social bugs)

Answer 41

Hymenoptera (bees, wasps, etc.)

Question 42

Name of egg laying insect in order hymenoptera

Answer 42

Queen

Question 43

How many legs do arachnids have

Answer 43

8

Question 44

Organs that spiders use to spin web

Answer 44

Spinnerets

Question 45

Organs that spiders use to breathe

Answer 45

Book lungs

Question 46

Pincers on crayfish are called

Answer 46

Celipeds

Question 47

Insect that has a tail with a stinger on it

Answer 47

Scorpion

Question 48

Largest group of water animals

Answer 48

Mollusks

Question 49

Two-shelled mollusks

Answer 49

Bivalves

Question 50

Spiny skinned echinoderm

Answer 50

Sea erchin

Question 51

Feet that act like suction cups to help echinoderms move, grasp food, and attach to surfaces

Answer 51

Tube feet

Question 52

Smallest multicellular animals. Who discovered them?

Answer 52

Rotifers. Anton van Leeuwenhoek

Question 53

What worm can you get from eating uncooked pork

Answer 53

Trichina worm

Question 54

What worm can kids get from putting random things in their mouth

Answer 54

Ascaris worm

Question 55

What are starfishes arms called

Answer 55

Rays

Question 56

What is a sac like body with a digestive cavity

Answer 56

Coelenterate (Look on pg. 434 in book to see all the types)

Question 57

Which sea animal undergoes alternation of generations

Answer 57

Jellyfish

Question 58

Multicellular animal that doesn't have a nervous system

Answer 58

Sponge

Question 59

What are a sponges pores called

Answer 59

Ostia

Question 60

Cells that line the body cavity of a sponge

Answer 60

Collar cells

Question 61

What are the crystalline support structures of the sponge

Answer 61

Spicules

Question 62

What are the three main different types of worms

Answer 62

Segmented worms, roundworms, and flatworms

Question 63

What are the small bristles found on worms

Answer 63

Setae

Question 64

What is the largest class of segmented worms

Answer 64

Sea worms

Question 65

Worms with blood suckers

Answer 65

Leeches

Question 66

Know what flatworms and roundworms are

Answer 66

pg. 440-443

Question 67

Which respiration do frogs use where they breathe through their mouth

Answer 67

Buccal respiration

Question 68

What respiration do frogs use where they breathe through their skin

Answer 68

Cutaneous respiration

Question 69

What are the different fins of a fish

Answer 69

Dorsal, anal, caudal, pelvic, and pectoral (two dorsal fins, pectoral and pelvic are paired, so 8 fins total)

Question 70

Fishes that are made of cartilage

Answer 70

Cartilaginous fish