Sci: Ch 2-The Animal Kingdom

Match the following

• This is an example of a cnidarians

• Endoskeleton

• The internal supporting structure of some animals

• Jellyfish

• Regeneration

• How a sea star reproduces

• The shark is an example of this type of fish

• Cartilaginous

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Match the following

• The length of time that an organism is expected to live.

• Life Span

• An animal that warms its body in the sun.

• Nervous System

• System made up of the brain, spinal cord, nerves & sense organs

• invertebrate

• An organism's birth, growth, reproduction & death

• Life Cycle

• An animal without a backbone

• Cold-blooded vertebrate

Match the following

• Animals with a backbone

• Respiratory System

• The system that helps put oxygen in the blood cell & removes waste gases.

• Muscular System

• This system is made up of the brain, spinal cord, nerves & sense organs.

• Nervous System

• The job of this system is to move the body's bones.

• Vertebrate

What are two examples of a vertebrate?

• A sponge

• Mammals with back bones

• Worms

• Reptiles

Which animals have hallow bones?

• Fish

• Amphibians

• Birds

• Crustaceans

What is the simplest type of invertebrate, and its body does not have symmetry?

• A worm

• A Sea Star

• Jellyfish

• A sponge

What are teh two main groups into which animals are divided?

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True or False

If a vertebrate's muscular system stopped working, it would no longer be able to use its bones or move its body.

• True

• False

Reorder the following to create the five stages of a butterfly's complete metamorphosis

• Butterfly lays eggs

• Larva forms pupa

• Eggs hatch into larva

• Larva eats

• Adult butterfly emerges

Select the ways in which fish, amphibians, reptiles, & birds are similar.

• They are all vertebrate animals

• They all live in the water

• The all produce eggs

• They all live in both the air & the water.