Chapter 10 Flashcards

Animal Life Processes

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Which of these provides support and protection for many insects?

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d. exoskeleton

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2
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What are the two gases that animals exchange with their surroundings?

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d. carbon dioxide and oxygen

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3
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Suppose that you close a window because you notice that rain is falling. Your action in closing the window is

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d. response.

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Why are some muscles attached to bones?

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b. They move the bone to help move the body.

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5
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Which animal has the simplest and least organized nervous system?

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a. cnidarian

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What three systems work together to make an animal move about?

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b. nervous system, skeletal system, muscular system

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An adaptation that helps amphibians move from place to place in water is

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c. webbed feet.

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Tiny, thin-walled blood vessels where the blood and body cells exchange substances are called

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c. capillaries.

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9
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Which animal has a digestive system most similar to a human?

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d. wolf

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An offspring that is the result of asexual reproduction

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d. is genetically identical to its parent.

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The joining of an egg cell and a sperm cell is called

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d. fertilization.

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12
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Budding is a form of

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c. asexual reproduction.

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13
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As it changes from tadpole to adult, a frog’s body undergoes a series of dramatic changes. Hind legs develop and the tail disappears. This process is called

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d. metamorphosis.

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14
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After they are born, most mammals

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d. reproduce asexually.

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15
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Which branch of science includes the study of plants, animals, and the human

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b. life science

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16
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The traffic light turns green, and the driver steps on the gas pedal to make the car move forward. The green traffic light acted as a(n) ____________________ that caused a response in the driver.

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stimulus

17
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The more complex an animal’s nervous system is, the more _____________ its sense organs are.

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specialized

18
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Yeast cells undergo a form of asexual reproduction called ____________________.

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budding

19
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One difference between sharks and most fishes is that sharks have ____________________ fertilization.

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internal

20
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During incomplete metamorphosis, an egg develops into a(an) __________________

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nymph

21
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____________ 21. A butterfly’s mouthparts are adapted to lapping up nectar.

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false, sucking

22
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____________ 22. When a muscle contracts, it returns to its original length.

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false, relaxes

23
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____________ 23. During internal fertilization, an embryo forms inside the female’s body.

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True

24
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____________ 24. Snakes move by contracting muscles connected to their ribs and backbone.

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True

25
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____________ 25. The process in which cells use oxygen and digested food molecules to release energy is called diffusion

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False resperation

26
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How does the nervous system of a fish help it move?

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the nervous system recives a signal from the environment

it process signals & messages the muscles to move

27
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How does the nervous system of a fish help it move?

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the structure labels C are fins which help fish swim & stay
upright in water

28
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. Identify animal C, and describe how it gets food.

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C is a sponge. It filters food particles from the water that
pauses through its body