Quarter 3 Assessment Review
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Quarter 3 Assessment Review
- 1.A sea star has ________________ symmetry.
- A.
Asymmetry
- B.
Bilateral
- C.
Radial
- D.
No symmetry
- 2.An animal that kills and then only eats other animals is a
- A.
Herbivore
- B.
Carnivore
- C.
Omnivore
- D.
Parasite
- 3.A fish would be classified as a....
- A.
Hermaphrodite
- B.
Vertebrate
- C.
Invertebrate
- D.
Medusa
- 4.
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What type of reproduction is the hydra using?- A.
Budding
- B.
Regeneration
- C.
Hermaphrodite
- D.
Sexual
- 5.Earthworms grind soil in the...
- A.
Crop
- B.
Setae
- C.
Gizzard
- D.
Intestine
- 6.The lateral line system enables a fish to...
- A.
Reproduce
- B.
Detect movement
- C.
Withstand cold
- D.
Maintain balance
- 7.An animal whose internal body temperature changes with the temperature of its surroundings.
- A.
Ectotherm
- B.
Endotherm
- C.
Endoskeleton
- D.
Exoskeleton
- 8.An animal whose internal body temperature stays relatively the same.
- A.
Ectotherm
- B.
Endotherm
- C.
Exoskeleton
- D.
Endoskeleton
- 9.
- A.
Fish
- B.
Bird
- C.
Reptile
- D.
Amphibian
- 10.Amphibians need moisture to...
- A.
Catch their prey
- B.
Maintain body temperature
- C.
Obtain oxygen
- D.
Excrete waste
- 11.
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This animal would be classified as...- A.
Crustacean
- B.
Annelid
- C.
Echinoderm
- D.
Arachnid
- E.
Insect
- F.
Cnidarian
- 12.
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This animal would be classified as...- A.
Crustacean
- B.
Annelid
- C.
Echinoderm
- D.
Arachnid
- E.
Insect
- F.
Cnidarian
- 13.
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This animal would be classified as...- A.
Crustacean
- B.
Annelid
- C.
Echinoderm
- D.
Arachnid
- E.
Insect
- F.
Cnidarian
- 14.
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This animal would be classified as...- A.
Crustacean
- B.
Annelid
- C.
Echinoderm
- D.
Arachnid
- E.
Insect
- F.
Cnidarian
- 15.
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This animal would be classified as...- A.
Crustacean
- B.
Annelid
- C.
Echinoderm
- D.
Arachnid
- E.
Insect
- F.
Cnidarian
- 16.
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This animal would be classified as...- A.
Crustacean
- B.
Annelid
- C.
Echinoderm
- D.
Arachnid
- E.
Insect
- F.
Cnidarian
- 17.
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Order the stages of metamorphosis from youngest to oldest.- A.
N, M, P, O
- B.
N, P, M, O
- C.
P, M, N, O
- D.
M, P, O, N
- 18.Eats plants or plant parts
- A.
Herbivore
- B.
Regeneration
- C.
Sessile
- D.
Hermaphrodite
- E.
Metamorphosis
- 19.Animal that produces both sperm and egg
- A.
Herbivore
- B.
Regeneration
- C.
Sessile
- D.
Hermaphrodite
- E.
Metamorphosis
- 20.Organism that remains attached to one place
- A.
Herbivore
- B.
Regeneration
- C.
Sessile
- D.
Hermaphrodite
- E.
Metamorphosis
- 21.The ability to regrow lost body parts
- A.
Herbivore
- B.
Regeneration
- C.
Sessile
- D.
Hermaphrodite
- E.
Metamorphosis
- 22.A series of changes in body form that some animals undergo to become adults
- A.
Herbivore
- B.
Regeneration
- C.
Sessile
- D.
Hermaphrodite
- E.
Metamorphosis
- 23.Ectotherms that spend time in water and on land with moist skin
- A.
Fish
- B.
Amphibians
- C.
Reptiles
- D.
Birds
- E.
Mammals
- 24.Ectotherms with dry scaly skin that lay shelled eggs
- A.
Fish
- B.
Amphibians
- C.
Reptiles
- D.
Birds
- E.
Mammals
- 25.Endotherms with feathers and bones that are hollow
- A.
Fish
- B.
Amphibians
- C.
Reptiles
- D.
Birds
- E.
Mammals
- 26.Endotherms that produce milk and have hair
- A.
Fish
- B.
Amphibians
- C.
Reptiles
- D.
Birds
- E.
Mammals
- 27.Ectotherms that use gills to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide
- A.
Fish
- B.
Amphibians
- C.
Reptiles
- D.
Birds
- E.
Mammals
- 28.Eats plants and animals
- A.
Herbivore
- B.
Carnivore
- C.
Omnivore
- D.
Detritivore
- 29.Animals with a backbone
- A.
Vertebrate
- B.
Invertebrate
- C.
Exoskeleton
- D.
Endoskeleton
- 30.Animals with no backbone
- A.
Vertebrate
- B.
Invertebrate
- C.
Exoskeleton
- D.
Endoskeleton
- 31.Thick, hard outer covering that protects and supports arthropods
- A.
Vertebrate
- B.
Invertebrate
- C.
Exoskeleton
- D.
Endoskeleton
- 32.Bristle-like structures that help an earthworm move
- A.
Crop
- B.
Gizzard
- C.
Setae
- D.
Intestine
- 33.
- A.
Crop
- B.
Gizzard
- C.
Setae
- D.
Intestine
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