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Animal & Energy Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Most living things have special features called __________ to help them survive.

a)

fat

b)

skin

c)

adaptations

d)

backbones

2.

Which of the following is sweating NOT a response to?

a)

Nerve stimulation

b)

increased physical activity

c)

increased temperatures

d)

cooler temperatures

3.

When a lion hunts, it is responding to which stimulus?

a)

thirst

b)

heat

c)

sleep

d)

hunger

4.

Which animals use tube-shaped mouth parts to obtain food resources?

a)

crabs & mosquitoes

b)

aphids & hummingbirds

c)

hummingbirds & clams

d)

aphids & crabs

5.

To ensure survival, animals must respond to each of the following internal cues except...

a)

affection.

b)

hunger.

c)

thirst.

d)

sleep.

6.

Which is a feeding adaptation used by animals that consume large prey?

a)

tube-shaped mouths

b)

claws

c)

rough tongues

d)

long necks

7.

Animals that imitate the appearance of a stronger, or more dangerous, animal are using which defense adaptation?

a)

camouflage

b)

digging

c)

mimicry

d)

flight

8.

A snowshoe hare's fur changes from white to brown during the summer. What purpose does this serve?

a)

It is a defense that hides the hare from predators.

b)

It is a defense that aids the hare in migration.

c)

It is a defense that aids the hare in hibernation.

d)

It is a defense that aids the hare in courtship.

9.

What defense mechanism does the horned lizard use to escape predators?

a)

It will eject an ink cloud to temporarily blind a predator.

b)

It will eject an offensive odor.

c)

It will squirt blood from its eyes.

d)

It uses stingers in its tail to discourage a predator.

10.

Which group of invertebrates has tube feet, spines and similar body parts that extend from middle outward?

a)

Reptiles

b)

Echinoderms

c)

Fish

d)

Mammals

11.

Black bears will gain as much as 68 kg (150 lbs) of fat during the fall season. How does this weight gain help the bear survive?

a)

It is a courtship ritual.

b)

The bear can live off the extra fat while migrating.

c)

It is a defense method.

d)

The bear can live off the extra fat while hibernating.

12.

Which class of vertebrates is endothermic and gives live birth?

a)

Reptiles

b)

Birds

c)

Fish

d)

Mammals

13.

Animals require resources for energy. From what do animals obtain energy?

a)

absorbing sunlight

b)

consume plants or other animals

c)

carrying out photosynthesis

d)

farming and ranching

14.

Which class of vertebrates uses fins to move through its environment?

a)

Reptiles

b)

Echinoderms

c)

Fish

d)

Mammals

15.

Which is an internal stimulus that animals experience?

a)

temperature increases

b)

hunger

c)

weather changes

d)

longer days

16.

Vertebrates share which characteristic?

a)

They are endothermic.

b)

They have internal skeletons.

c)

They are ectothermic.

d)

They give live birth.

17.

When the body of an animal needs water, the brain sends a signal causing the animal to be...

a)

sleepy.

b)

thirsty.

c)

hungry.

d)

sweaty.

18.

Which class of invertebrates has exoskeletons, segmented bodies, and jointed legs?

a)

arthropods

b)

mollusks

c)

echinoderms

d)

segmented worms

19.

If the environment is cold, __________ animals are slow moving and sluggish.

a)

endothermic

b)

metabolic

c)

ectothermic

d)

environmental

20.

In response to an animal's body becoming too tired, the animal will need to...

a)

eat.

b)

drink.

c)

shiver.

d)

sleep.

21.

Some birds have heavy, strong beaks. Others have small, pointed beaks. Which best explains the differences?

a)

Different birds have different predators.

b)

Different beaks help in attracting a mate.

c)

Different climates require different beak structures.

d)

Different beaks are for different diets.

22.

Shivering is a mammal's mechanism to...

a)

attract a mate.

b)

increase heat production.

c)

greet group members.

d)

increase cold production.

23.

The blinking response also serves to...

a)

decrease moisture loss.

b)

increase heat production.

c)

attract a mate.

d)

camouflage an animal.

24.

Which group of animals begins their life in water and lives on land as adults?

a)

echinoderms

b)

mollusks

c)

reptiles

d)

amphibians

25.

On a cold winter day, a lizard is seen on a rock in the sun. What best explains this behavior?

a)

The lizard's body temperature remains constant.

b)

The lizard requires the sun's energy to warm its body.

c)

This is part of the lizards' courtship behavior.

d)

The lizard is looking for a mate.

26.

Which is a characteristic of an ectothermic animal?

a)

Their body temperature is dependent on the surrounding temperature.

b)

Their body temperature is regulated and stays constant.

c)

They can cool their bodies by sweating.

d)

They have to eat often to maintain a constant body temperature.

27.

Which of the following is an advantage for endotherms?

a)

Endotherms don't have to eat often.

b)

Endotherms can be found in many climates.

c)

Endotherms are sluggish when the temperature is cool.

d)

Endotherms must eat often to maintain body temperature.

28.

Which of these is an example of heat transfer by conduction?

a)

cooking marshmallows over a fire

b)

pancakes on a griddle

c)

solar energy warming a sidewalk

d)

soup warming on a stove

29.

A battery-operated car produces useful energy through which series of energy transformations?

a)

chemical -> electrical -> mechanical

b)

mechanical -> chemical -> electrical

c)

thermal -> chemical -> electrical

d)

thermal -> mechanical -> electrical

30.

Dams on rivers are constructed to transfer what type of energy into what other type of energy?

a)

chemical to mechanical

b)

mechanical to electrical

c)

magnetic to electrical

d)

nuclear to chemical

31.

Work becomes easier when using pulleys by

a)

moving the load close to the fulcrum

b)

adding more pulleys to the system

c)

decreasing the height of the pulleys

d)

increasing the length of the effort force

32.

Energy from the sun travels to the Earth through which process?

a)

conduction

b)

convection

c)

radiation

d)

subduction

33.

Which method of heat transference occurs when two objects come in direct contact?

a)

convection

b)

conduction

c)

radiation

d)

transormation

34.

A stretched rubber-band is an example of which state of energy?

a)

mechanical

b)

kinetic

c)

chemical

d)

potential

35.

Observe the picture. As the effort arm is made longer, what will change?

a)

It will be harder to lift the girl

b)

Nothing will change

c)

It will be easier to lift the girl

d)

There is no way to predict what will happen

36.

Which simple machine decreases the amount of force (makes work easier) by increasing the distance a load is carried?

a)

lever

b)

pulley

c)

inclined plane

d)

wheel and axle

37.

In order for work to be done, what requirement must be met?

a)

an object remains in place

b)

a force is applied

c)

energy is applied

d)

a force must move an object

38.

Ocean water becomes warmer during the months of the summer season. Which best explains how ocean water became warm?

a)

chemical energy in the ocean transformed to heat energy.

b)

the ocean water absorbed solar energy and was transformed to heat energy

c)

the ocean water's mechanical energy transformed to heat

d)

the ocean water transformed solar energy to electrical energy

39.

A bicycle relies on this simple machine to move along the ground:

a)

a wedge

b)

a screw

c)

a pulley

d)

a wheel and axle

40.

Electric fields are often paired with what other kind of field?

a)

nuclear fields

b)

gravity fields

c)

magnetic fields

d)

particle fields