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Introduction to Animals

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  1.Because sponges live in one place for their entire life, they are called __________.  
  a.   sessile  
  b.   migratory  
  c.   omnivores  
  d.   vertebrates  
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  2.Worms have soft bodies and __________.  
  a.   have bilateral symmetry  
  b.   do not reproduce  
  c.   are vertebrates  
  d.   are sessile  
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  3.Which group do roundworms belong to?  
  a.   cnidarians  
  b.   planarians  
  c.   sponges  
  d.   nematodes  
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  4.A coloring or marking that helps an animal hide from its predators is called __________.  
  a.   camouflage  
  b.   adolescence  
  c.   reproduction  
  d.   digestion  
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  5.__________ are small openings found in a sponge's body.  
  a.   Moles  
  b.   Stripes  
  c.   Pores  
  d.   Backbones  
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  6.Sea stars and sponges also can reproduce through __________.  
  a.   photosynthesis  
  b.   regeneration  
  c.   spicules  
  d.   tentacles  
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  7.Which one of these is NOT used as a defense against predators?  
  a.   a skunk's pungent spray  
  b.   a squid's cloud of ink  
  c.   a turtle's hard shell  
  d.   a forest rabbit's white fur  
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  8.A sea star has which type of body-part arrangement?  
  a.   asymmetry  
  b.   bilateral symmetry  
  c.   radial symmetry  
  d.   horizontal symmetry  
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  9.Which of these animals has bilateral symmetry?  
  a.   a sea urchin  
  b.   a sponge  
  c.   a jellyfish  
  d.   a tiger  
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  10.Some cnidarians can stun their prey to obtain food. They are considered to be __________.  
  a.   scavengers  
  b.   predators  
  c.   herbivores  
  d.   asymmetrical  
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  11.The system of nerve cells in cnidarians is called __________.  
  a.   camouflage  
  b.   flukes  
  c.   a nerve net  
  d.   a shell  
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  12.Most sponge species are examples of __________.  
  a.   plants  
  b.   predators  
  c.   herbivores  
  d.   hermaphrodites  
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  13.Animals with backbones are called __________.  
  a.   sponges  
  b.   invertebrates  
  c.   vertebrates  
  d.   scavengers  
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  14.Which of these eats only the remains of other animals?  
  a.   amphibians  
  b.   omnivores  
  c.   lampreys  
  d.   scavengers  
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  15.A tapeworm grows by __________.  
  a.   adding new body segments  
  b.   building up its spongin  
  c.   growing tentacles  
  d.   regenerating broken limbs  
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  16.The most common disease spread by flukes affects a human's __________.  
  a.   blood  
  b.   teeth  
  c.   hair  
  d.   hearing  
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  17.Which of these is true of animals?  
  a.   All animals eat plants and other animals.  
  b.   Some animals eat other animals.  
  c.   A few animals make their own food.  
  d.   No animals eat plants.  
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  18.Which of these is a cnidarian body type?  
  a.   exoskeleton  
  b.   medusa  
  c.   bilateral symmetry  
  d.   hollow tube  
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  19.Most sponges are __________.  
  a.   females  
  b.   asymmetrical  
  c.   vertebrates  
  d.   carnivores  
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  20.Bears, raccoons, and robins are __________.  
  a.   herbivores  
  b.   hermaphrodites  
  c.   omnivores  
  d.   parasites  
  Hint    

 
   
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