Test 2

Question 1

provide energy for the frog

Answer 1

fat bodies

Question 2

two pairs of legs per segment

Answer 2

millipedes

Question 3

straight wing

Answer 3

orthoptera

Question 4

animals that have no backbone

Answer 4

invertebrates

Question 5

a large class of invertebrates including snails and slugs, which are known for their distinct head, a muscular foot used for movement, and often a coiled shell

Answer 5

gastropod

Question 6

grasshopper, praying mantis, and roach

Answer 6

orthoptera

Question 7

parasitic roundworms
that live in their host’s intestine and suck the host’s blood.

Answer 7

hook worms

Question 8

cold-blooded vertebrates, that live both on land and in water

Answer 8

amphibians

Question 9

beetles and ladybugs

Answer 9

coleoptera

Question 10

a rough, file-like organ that scrapes food and carries it like a conveyor belt into the digestive tract

Answer 10

radula

Question 11

hymenoptera

Answer 11

social insects

Question 12

external skeleton

Answer 12

exoskeleton

Question 13

all legs connected to this

Answer 13

thorax

Question 14

tail fin and asymmetric on sharks

Answer 14

caudal fin

Question 15

frog larva

Answer 15

tadpole

Question 16

These parasitic roundworms, which feed on partially digested food, can live in the intestines of humans and of most mammals

Answer 16

ascaris worms

Question 17

the opening or mouth on the bottom of the sponge

Answer 17

osculum

Question 18

diptera

Answer 18

flies, mosquitoes

Question 19

half wing/ true bugs

Answer 19

hemiptera

Question 20

free-living flatworms that live as scavengers in ponds, streams, and lakes

Answer 20

planarians

Question 21

cutaneous respiration

Answer 21

skin breathing

Question 22

remain in the water as permanent larvae; they retain gills and other larval characteristics throughout their life,

Answer 22

pedomorphosis

Question 23

invertebrates with jointed appendages

Answer 23

arthropods

Question 24

fish eggs

Answer 24

roe

Question 25

animals with eight arms and two tentacles

Answer 25

squid

Question 26

The largest group of water animals

Answer 26

mollusks

Question 27

a hollow, gas-filled chamber located high in the fish’s body cavity.

Answer 27

swim bladder

Question 28

odonata

Answer 28

toothed

Question 29

a system of special nerve endings that extends over its head and down the sides of its body.

Answer 29

lateral line

Question 30

two additional teeth on the upper jaw of a frog

Answer 30

vomerian

Question 31

abdominal appendages that help you swim

Answer 31

swimmerets

Question 32

butterflies and moths

Answer 32

lepidoptera

Question 33

a parasitic round-Humans become infected through eating poorly cooked pork that is infested with this roundworm’s cysts

Answer 33

trichina

Question 34

s, special organs that allow oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass between the water and the fish’s blood

Answer 34

gills

Question 35

a marine invertebrate of the phylum Echinodermata, such as a starfish, sea urchin, or sea cucumber.

Answer 35

echinoderm

Question 36

a small freshwater coelenterate of the polyp form

Answer 36

hydra

Question 37

responsible for reproduction in the colony

Answer 37

queen bee

Question 38

primary excretory organs which lie in front of the stomach and open to the outside near the base of the antennae

Answer 38

green glands

Question 39

on the underside of a ray

Answer 39

tube feet

Question 40

3 body regions of an insect

Answer 40

head, thorax, abdomen

Question 41

paired fins

Answer 41

pectoral and pelvic

Question 42

holds pancreas in place

Answer 42

mesentery

Question 43

two branching rows in the gills

Answer 43

gill filament

Question 44

only animal that goes thru alternation of generation

Answer 44

jellyfish

Question 45

an aquatic invertebrate animal of a phylum that includes jellyfishes, corals, and sea anemones. They are distinguished by having a tube- or cup-shaped body and a single opening ringed with tentacles

Answer 45

chalintrid

Question 46

a group of arachnids famous for their long, spindly legs

Answer 46

daddy long legs

Question 47

the most varied and numerous of all God's living creatures

Answer 47

insects

Question 48

has a single pair of legs attached to each of its body segments

Answer 48

centipedes

Question 49

cicadas

Answer 49

homoptera

Question 50

no nervous system

Answer 50

sponge

Question 51

a naturally formed, lustrous gem produced by some mollusks, primarily oysters, as a defense mechanism against irritant

Answer 51

pearl

Question 52

the nymph looks almost identical to the mother

Answer 52

incomplete metamorphosis

Question 53

contain the melanin and pigment for the skin

Answer 53

chromophores

Question 54

a worm­like eating and growing stage

Answer 54

larva

Question 55

cause the most injuries in people

Answer 55

stingray

Question 56

same wing

Answer 56

homoptera

Question 57

. The skin of sharks, rays, and chimaeras is covered with tooth-like scales , which resemble tiny, closely spaced teeth.

Answer 57

denticles

Question 58

sheath wing

Answer 58

coleoptera

Question 59

fish that lack jaws

Answer 59

lamp ray, hagfish

Question 60

the organs that the spider uses to spin silk.

Answer 60

spinnerets

Question 61

. Those whose skeletons are made either partially or wholly of bone

Answer 61

bony fish

Question 62

worm hearts

Answer 62

aortic arches

Question 63

membrane wing

Answer 63

hymenoptera

Question 64

small 8 legged insect like arthropods

Answer 64

arachnids

Question 65

echinoderm ex.

Answer 65

sea urchin, sand dollar

Question 66

, form of respiratory organ found in certain air-breathing arachnid arthropods

Answer 66

book lungs

Question 67

dragonfly

Answer 67

odonata

Question 68

species of amphibians

Answer 68

frogs and toads, salamanders, and caecilians

Question 69

a pair of legs on a crustacean

Answer 69

chelipeds

Question 70

water enters through here on a sponge

Answer 70

ostia

Question 71

the only cephalopod with an external shell

Answer 71

nautilus

Question 72

bees and wasps

Answer 72

hymenoptera

Question 73

wheel barrer/ smallest multicellular animals

Answer 73

rodifer

Question 74

scale wing

Answer 74

lepidoptera

Question 75

how many aortic arches do earth worms have

Answer 75

10

Question 76

see light and the intensity of it

Answer 76

simple eyes

Question 77

large, flat gill covers

Answer 77

operculum

Question 78

A pair of short appendages, which the spider uses to seize and to kill or crush its prey,

Answer 78

chelicerae

Question 79

an appendage that looks like a small leg, is attached to each side of a spider’s mouth.

Answer 79

pedipalp

Question 80

head foot

Answer 80

cephalopod

Question 81

lay eggs

Answer 81

spawn

Question 82

W shaped skeletal muscles

Answer 82

myomeres

Question 83

segmented worms (3)

Answer 83

earth worms, leeches, sea worms

Question 84

protect the gills

Answer 84

gill rakers

Question 85

two winged

Answer 85

diptera

Question 86

3 body regions of a fish

Answer 86

head, tail, trunk

Question 87

mollusks with two shells

Answer 87

bivalves