Froggy Jumps: Chap 12 Life Science Test (biology - life science


Froggy Jumps Chap 12 Life Science TestVersion en ligne Invertebrates par Nikki Bell 1 Animals that do not have backbones are known as a Invertebrates b Vertebrates c Creatures to avoid 2 True or False: Most invertebrates are small a True b False c 3 There are now many groups of invertebrates covered in this chapter? a 5 b 6 c 12 4 True or False: sponges are the simplest multicellular animals on earth? a True b False c 5 True or false, a sessile organism likes to move from place to place frequently a True b False c 6 An immature form, the early stage of development, in which an organism like a sponge is different from the parent is known as: a teen b larva c offspring 7 True or False: cnidarians are found only on dry ground a True b False c 8 All cnidarians have these fingerlike extensions that reach from their bodies into the water a fingers b tentacles c arms 9 Cnidarians have a network of nerve cells called a a nerve net b nerve web c nerve highway 10 Scientists use what term to describe the shape of an animal's body? a body shape b body plan c body composition 11 A body plan in which one half looks just like the other half is known as a mirror symmetry b bilateral symmetry c samesies 12 Segmented worms that are divided into individual compartments or segments are referred to as: a ringers b compartmentalized c annelids 13 Flatworms are so flat and small that they move with a cilia b muscles c feet 14 Snails belong to a group of mollusks called a food b annelids c gastropods 15 A shared characteristic of all mollusks is a muscular b all eaten in European delicacy dishes c soft body 16 True or false: bivalves are named for a hard shell that, while completely mismatched, still manages to join together to protect the organism a True b False c 17 True or False: cephalopods live in salt water environments a True b False c 18 A strong, outer covering made of chitin is called a exoskeleton b suit of armor c skin 19 An arthropod has what three body sections? a head, knee, toe b head, thorax, abdomen c mouth, thorax, bottom 20 An arthropod sheds its exoskeleton as it grows in a process called a shedding b molting c grossness

1

Animals that do not have backbones are known as

a

Invertebrates

b

Vertebrates

c

Creatures to avoid

2

True or False: Most invertebrates are small

a

True

b

False

c

3

There are now many groups of invertebrates covered in this chapter?

a

5

b

6

c

12

4

True or False: sponges are the simplest multicellular animals on earth?

a

True

b

False

c

5

True or false, a sessile organism likes to move from place to place frequently

a

True

b

False

c

6

An immature form, the early stage of development, in which an organism like a sponge is different from the parent is known as:

a

teen

b

larva

c

offspring

7

True or False: cnidarians are found only on dry ground

a

True

b

False

c

8

All cnidarians have these fingerlike extensions that reach from their bodies into the water

a

fingers

b

tentacles

c

arms

9

Cnidarians have a network of nerve cells called a

a

nerve net

b

nerve web

c

nerve highway

10

Scientists use what term to describe the shape of an animal's body?

a

body shape

b

body plan

c

body composition

11

A body plan in which one half looks just like the other half is known as

a

mirror symmetry

b

bilateral symmetry

c

samesies

12

Segmented worms that are divided into individual compartments or segments are referred to as:

a

ringers

b

compartmentalized

c

annelids

13

Flatworms are so flat and small that they move with

a

cilia

b

muscles

c

feet

14

Snails belong to a group of mollusks called

a

food

b

annelids

c

gastropods

15

A shared characteristic of all mollusks is

a

muscular

b

all eaten in European delicacy dishes

c

soft body

16

True or false: bivalves are named for a hard shell that, while completely mismatched, still manages to join together to protect the organism

a

True

b

False

c

17

True or False: cephalopods live in salt water environments

a

True

b

False

c

18

A strong, outer covering made of chitin is called

a

exoskeleton

b

suit of armor

c

skin

19

An arthropod has what three body sections?

a

head, knee, toe

b

head, thorax, abdomen

c

mouth, thorax, bottom

20

An arthropod sheds its exoskeleton as it grows in a process called

a

shedding

b

molting

c

grossness

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Chap 12 Life Science TestVersion en ligne

par Nikki Bell

Animals that do not have backbones are known as

True or False: Most invertebrates are small

There are now many groups of invertebrates covered in this chapter?

True or False: sponges are the simplest multicellular animals on earth?

True or false, a sessile organism likes to move from place to place frequently

An immature form, the early stage of development, in which an organism like a sponge is different from the parent is known as:

True or False: cnidarians are found only on dry ground

All cnidarians have these fingerlike extensions that reach from their bodies into the water

Cnidarians have a network of nerve cells called a

Scientists use what term to describe the shape of an animal's body?

A body plan in which one half looks just like the other half is known as

Segmented worms that are divided into individual compartments or segments are referred to as:

Flatworms are so flat and small that they move with

Snails belong to a group of mollusks called

A shared characteristic of all mollusks is

True or false: bivalves are named for a hard shell that, while completely mismatched, still manages to join together to protect the organism

True or False: cephalopods live in salt water environments

A strong, outer covering made of chitin is called

An arthropod has what three body sections?

An arthropod sheds its exoskeleton as it grows in a process called