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i know my animals.

Total questions: 111

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the best percentage range of salt to water for a brine shrimp?

a)

8-10% salt

b)

20-30% salt

c)

75-85% salt

d)

50-60% salt

2.

When the Brine Shrimp swam toward the flashlight this is an example of

a)

All living things use energy and capture

b)

All living things respond to stimulus

c)

All living things maintain homeostasis

d)

All living things grow

3.

how many offsprings can a female brime shrimp have every 4 days.

a)

250

b)

347

c)

300

d)

298

4.

Brime shrimp cysts can remain viable for up to 25 years

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

5.

Brime shrimp live in saint george

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

6.

How fast does a smashing mantis shrimp smash?

a)

I don't know

b)

50mph

c)

35mph

d)

60mph

e)

15mph

7.

How many photoreceptors in a mantis shrimp's eye?

a)

7-8

b)

9-15

c)

16-18

d)

3-54

e)

12-16

8.

What do smashing mantis shrimp eat?

a)

shellfish

b)

large fish

c)

blue whales

d)

krill

9.

how long dose brine shrimp live for.

a)

1 week

b)

3 years

c)

2 year

d)

1 day

10.

What do smashing mantis shrimp eat?

a)

shellfish

b)

large fish

c)

blue whales

d)

krill

11.

How many photoreceptors in a mantis shrimp's eye?

a)

7-8

b)

9-15

c)

16-18

d)

3-54

e)

12-16

12.

What is the largest kind of mantis shrimp?

a)

mantis

b)

peacock

c)

zebra

d)

gigantic

13.
A gorilla us defined by a stocky body, large hands, and a short muzzle
a)
True
b)
False
14.
Whats the average height of a gorilla?
a)
6'5
b)
6'0
c)
5'6
d)
5'0
15.

This gorilla knows sign language.

a)

Chantek

b)

Kanzi

c)

Koko

d)

Washoe

16.
How much is the big monkey worth?
a)
$ 1,000
b)
$ 100
c)
$ 2
d)
1 cent
17.
They also have fun and play ____________.
a)
noisily
b)
loud
c)
quiet
d)
quietly
18.

How many hearts does an octopus have?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

19.

The octopus doesn't look intelligent because of its .................. appearance.

a)

sick

b)

strange

c)

friendly

d)

emotion

20.

Octopuses change color to hide in their ..................

a)

light

b)

attacking

c)

smart

d)

environment

21.

When the octopus is sick, it becomes light and ..............

a)

pale

b)

creature

c)

large

d)

mad

22.

How do octopuses show emotion?

a)

They turn red

b)

They quite smart

c)

They change color

d)

They like to play

23.

When the octopus is afraid, what will it do?

a)

It swims away

b)

It changes color

c)

It doesn't get the food

d)

It becomes darker.

24.

When octopuses are angry, what will they do?

a)

see food

b)

show emotion

c)

squirt ink

d)

remove obstacles

25.

When do octopuses become darker?

a)

strange appearance

b)

attack prey

c)

have large brain

d)

be shy creature

26.

Do you like crab rave?

a)

NO WAY

b)

OF COURSE!!!

c)

Yes a little.....

d)

NO

27.

What is crab rave

a)

Video about crabs

b)

Dancing Llamas

c)

Dancing crabs

d)

Boring Alligators

28.

How many hours is crab rave?

a)

1 hour

b)

10 hours

c)

2 hours

d)

5 hours

29.

Which you tube channel created Crab Rave?

a)

Breaking Winds

b)

pewdipie

c)

10 hours movie

d)

Sicko Mode

30.
What are the hard shells (skeletons) of Fiddler Crabs and other animals like lobsters and insects called?
a)
skeleton
b)
exoskeletons
c)
shell
d)
plankton
31.
What is the Fiddler Crab's native habitat? 
a)
coastal region bordering the ocean's waters
b)
small ponds in Africa
c)
Along lakes near Michigan
d)
Near a Pineapple under the sea
32.
The Fiddler Crab has special ways to see.  Its eyes allow it to see in a complete circle.  This is possible because its eyes are on a....
a)
swivel
b)
movable stalks
c)
claw
d)
on the sides of its head
33.
The male crab has a very large ______ compared to the female's.
a)
carapace
b)
legs
c)
eyes
d)
claw
34.
The Fiddler crabs keep a bit of salt sea water on their _______ so they can breath.
a)
molt
b)
thorax
c)
gills
d)
exoskeleton
35.
Fiddler crabs must shed their exoskeleton throughout their lives.  What is another word for "shed?"
a)
molt
b)
get rid of
c)
expire
d)
hatch
36.
You can actually hear a squeaking sound when it rubs its big claw against its _______.
a)
gills
b)
plankton
c)
violin
d)
thorax
37.
Fiddler crabs eat freeze dried _________ .
a)
hamburgers
b)
plankton
c)
shrimp
d)
fish
38.

what's a baby pigeon called?

a)

baby pigeon

b)

squabs

c)

pigeon

d)

henry

39.

how long have pigeons lived alongside man?

a)

6000BC

b)

2000BC

c)

5000BC

d)

3000BC

40.

during what time was the pigeon a messenger?

a)

5th century BC

b)

3rd century BC

c)

1st century BC

d)

7th century BC

41.

what was the name of the pigeon hero in world war 1?

a)

ciel ruth

b)

GI joe

c)

cher ami

d)

krimson gor

42.

who had a soft spot for pigeons?

a)

Mike Tyson

b)

Barack Obama

c)

michael jackson

d)

Elvis Presley

43.
The shell that covers the cepholothorax:
a)
crepuscular
b)
carapace
c)
crustacean
d)
crusty
44.
Living part time on land and part time on water.
a)
semi-terrestrial
b)
nocturnal
c)
mandible
d)
exta-terrestrial
45.
Any part that extends out from an animals body:
a)
antennae
b)
segment
c)
crepuscular
d)
appendage
46.
Feeds in the early morning and twilight:
a)
hungry
b)
carapace
c)
crepuscular
d)
invertebrate
47.
Active only at night 
a)
hibernate
b)
nocturnal
c)
semi-terrestrial
d)
ghost
48.
Animals with a backbone: 
a)
vertebrate
b)
invertebrate
c)
exoskeleton
d)
skeletal
49.
Animals whose bodies are covered with a hard covering: 
a)
vertebrate
b)
robots 
c)
crustaceans
d)
invertebrate
50.
Breathing air in and out at the water's surface: 
a)
bubbling
b)
breathing
c)
gulping
d)
burbling
51.
Strong Jaws:
a)
burbles
b)
molting
c)
antrhopod
d)
mandible
52.
Shedding of the skin: 
a)
melting
b)
molting
c)
mandible
d)
muscular
53.
______ are pincerlike claws attached to cephalothorax. 
a)
vertebrate 
b)
appendage
c)
chelae
d)
antennae
54.
______ is the place where an animals lives 
a)
anthropods
b)
chelae
c)
hibernate
d)
habitat
55.
An animal that does not have a backbone is an ______. 
a)
cephalothorax
b)
vertebrate
c)
invertebrate
d)
segmented
56.
Sensory organs that help with taste and smell are called ______.
a)
antennae
b)
anthropods
c)
appendage
d)
exoskeleton
57.
Sensory organs that help with taste and smell are called ______.
a)
antennae
b)
anthropods
c)
appendage
d)
exoskeleton
58.
______ is the way a living thing responds to it's environment. 
a)
hibernate
b)
habitat
c)
behavior
d)
antennae
59.
______ is the hard shell covering an animal's body: 
a)
vertebrate
b)
appendage
c)
exoskeleton
d)
antennae
60.
______ means divided into sections. 
a)
segmented
b)
appendages
c)
sectionals
d)
exoskeleton
61.
______ are the most abundant macroscopic animals on earth. 
a)
vertebrate
b)
anthropods
c)
crustaceans
d)
crepuscular
62.
______ is a state of inactivity that occurs in some animals when outside temperatures are cold. 
a)
burbling
b)
nocturnal
c)
napping
d)
hibernation.
63.
______ is the head and the thorax. One of the two main parts of a fiddler crab. 
a)
cephalothorax
b)
carapace
c)
chelae
d)
exoskeleton
64.
A fiddler crab is a crustacean. Crustaceans are invertebrates which means they have ________.
a)
a backbone
b)
no backbone
c)
a head
d)
a headache
65.
Crabs are 
a)
cold-blooded
b)
warm-blooded
66.
Crabs live
a)
in water all of the time
b)
part time on land and part time on water
c)
on land all of the time
67.

When do fiddler crabs feed?

a)

in the morning

b)

at night

c)

in the morning and at night

68.
Fiddler crabs eat
a)
algae and dead fish
b)
everything
c)
plants
69.
Fiddler crabs hide among marsh plants and dig holes to live in. What are the holes called?
a)
crab holes
b)
burrows
c)
nests
d)
marsh plants
70.
The male fiddler crab uses his  large claw 
a)
to eat
b)
to attract females and defend territory
c)
to scoop up mud
71.
What happens if a large claw breaks off?
a)
the same size claw grows in the same place
b)
its other claw becomes a large claw
c)
nothing
72.
The fiddler crab with one large claw and one small claw is the 
a)
male
b)
female
73.
Fiddler crabs breathe with ______________.
a)
lungs
b)
gills
c)
lungs and gills
d)
they don't breathe
74.
A fiddler crab's babies are born ___________________.
a)
from eggs
b)
live
c)
from the ocean
d)
from the beach
75.
1. What are the claws called?
a)
chelae
b)
crepusculars
c)
crustaceans
76.
What does it mean to eat in the morning and in the evening?
a)
chelae
b)
crustacean
c)
crepuscular
77.
What are a Fiddler Crab's eyes called?
a)
compound eyes
b)
eyelets
c)
semi-terrestrial
78.
What holds up the Fiddler Crab's eyes?
a)
compound eyes
b)
chelae
c)
eyestalks
79.
What does it mean to live part time in water and part time on land?
a)
semi-terrestrial
b)
chelae
c)
crepuscular
80.
In a wolf pack.... Which two wolves lead the pack?
a)
Omegas
b)
Alphas
c)
Betas
d)
Gammas
81.
Is a wolf a carnivore, herbivore or a omnivore?
a)
Carnivore
b)
Omnivore
c)
Herbivore
82.
Why do wolves howl?
a)
It's just because they feel like it.
b)
To change into werewolves at night by the full moon.
c)
They howl to tell others that there's either a hunt on or to tell other wolves to stay away.
83.
Can a wolf be taught to live with humans as a pet?
a)
No
b)
You can but only wolf-dogs.
c)
Yes
d)
If you want. Might get you killed.
84.
How high can a wolf jump?
a)
10 metres
b)
3 metres
c)
11 metres
d)
5 metres
85.
What is the bite force of a wolf?
a)
328 pounds
b)
400 pounds in a normal bite force but 1,200 pounds, if protecting itself.
c)
4,000 psi
d)
3,700 pounds per square inch
86.
How many pups can be in a litter?
a)
6
b)
Depends but sometimes 2
c)
4
d)
5
87.
Which of these wolf symptoms is not a parasite and is a disease?
a)
Distemper
b)
Tape worm
c)
Cataracts
d)
Lyme disease
88.
What is the rarest wolf in the world that doesn't exist today?
a)
Dire wolf
b)
Grey wolf
c)
Ethiopian wolf
d)
White arctic wolf
89.

Pond/Lake Plants

a)

mangrove, sea rush, oioi, jointed rush

b)

water lilies, algae, cattails

c)

mallard duck, crayfish, snapping turtle

d)

coralline algae, phytoplankton

90.

2. Saltwater Marsh Animals

a)

blue crab, hermit crab, shrimp

b)

kelp, sea grass, red algae

c)

cordgrass, glasswort, oxeye

d)

coralline algae, phytoplankton

91.

Estuary Plants

a)

water lilies, algae, cattails

b)

mallard duck, crayfish, snapping turtle

c)

mangrove, sea rush, oioi, jointed rush

d)

great blue heron, river otter, horseshoe crab, starry flounder

92.

Shallow Marine Animals

a)

coral, anemone, green turtle, spotted moray eel

b)

kelp, sea grass, red algae

c)

coralline algae, phytoplankton

d)

cordgrass, glasswort, oxeye

93.

Freshwater Wetland/Swamp Plants

a)

blue crab, hermit crab, shrimp

b)

coralline algae, phytoplankton

c)

green heron, fowlers toad, blue winged teal

d)

duckweed, cypress tree, water tupelo

94.

Pond/Lake Animals

a)

mangrove, sea rush, oioi, jointed rush

b)

coralline algae, phytoplankton

c)

mallard duck, crayfish, snapping turtle

d)

water lilies, algae, cattails

95.

Freshwater Wetland/Swamp Animals

a)

coral, anemone, green turtle, spotted moray eel

b)

frilled shark, giant spider crab, Atlantic wolf fish, fangtooth fish

c)

duckweed, cypress tree, water tupelo

d)

green heron, fowlers toad, blue winged teal

96.

Deepwater Marine Plants

a)

frilled shark, giant spider crab, Atlantic wolf fish, fangtooth fish

b)

coralline algae, phytoplankton

c)

cordgrass, glasswort, oxeye

d)

blue crab, hermit crab, shrimp

97.

Estuary Animals

a)

frilled shark, giant spider crab, Atlantic wolf fish, fangtooth fish

b)

mangrove, sea rush, oioi, jointed rush

c)

great blue heron, river otter, horseshoe crab, starry flounder

d)

mallard duck, crayfish, snapping turtle

98.

Saltwater Marsh Plants

a)

coralline algae, phytoplankton

b)

kelp, sea grass, red algae

c)

blue crab, hermit crab, shrimp

d)

cordgrass, glasswort, oxeye

99.

Shallow Marine Plants

a)

kelp, sea grass, red algae

b)

coral, anemone, green turtle, spotted moray eel

c)

cordgrass, glasswort, oxeye

d)

blue crab, hermit crab, shrimp

100.

Deepwater Marine Animals

a)

green heron, fowlers toad, blue winged teal

b)

blue crab, hermit crab, shrimp

c)

frilled shark, giant spider crab, Atlantic wolf fish, fangtooth fish

d)

coralline algae, phytoplankton

101.

There are about how many pandas in the world right now?

a)

2,000

b)

500

c)

1,000

d)

3,000

102.

A new born giant panda, or a cub weighs about only 4 ounces. That is the size of ?

a)

a stick of butter

b)

a cucumber

c)

an iphone

d)

a tissue box

103.

When baby panda was born, they have

a)

a lot of hair

b)

can see

c)

can't not see but with a lot of hair

d)

has almost no body hair and can not see

104.

They live in the remote forests of Si Chuan province of China

a)

True

b)

False

105.

Panda walk with all four feet and they eat leaves and stems of the bamboo plants. On average, they spend 12 hours a day

a)

sleeping

b)

eating

c)

playing

d)

climbing

106.

A baby giant panda learns to walk when it is about six months old. It begins to eat bamboo and climb trees. A young giant panda leaves its mother when it is

a)

36 months old

b)

12 months old

c)

6 months old

d)

18-24 months old

107.

Unlike most other bears, pandas do not____________ When winter approaches, they head________________homes to warmer temperatures, where they continue to chomp away on bamboo.

a)

travel around, to the higher mountain

b)

hibernate, to the lower mountain

c)

hibernate, to the higher mountain

d)

eat, to their cave

108.

Female panda give birth to __________ cubs every___________years

a)

one or two, two

b)

three, five

c)

zero, one

109.

The giant panda has been on the endangered species list since 1990. With just over 1,000 left in the world. Scientists are hoping to increase the wild panda population to ______________by 2025

a)

2,000

b)

3,000

c)

4,000

d)

5,000

110.

The life span of giant pandas in the wild is approximately 20 years. Captive panda may live to be ________________years old.

a)

40-50

b)

25-30

c)

10-15

d)

Less than 15

111.

what are sea dragons

a)

dragons

b)

brine shrimp

c)

sea monkeys

d)

a plant

e)

a shark