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WorksheetsREPASO BIOLOGÍA
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How many subgroups are in phylum of Chodata?
2
4
3
Do all undergo metamorphosis?
Yes
Not all
No
Which animal is the one that breaths with gills?
Amphibians
Fish
Mammals
During the embryonic development which organ is replaced by the notochoard?
The spinal cord
The spinal column
The pharyngeal clefts
What is the function of fins?
to detect the movement underwater
improve their movement and helped their expansion
For combate the depredators
What is fusiform?
Is the lateral fin that do the function of sense organ
Is the main organ that allow the fish buoyancy
Is the wider in the middle and they have narrowing ends
what is the function of the lateral line ?
That protect the eye under the water
That percibe movements and detect obstacles
That allow the fish depth in the water
what is the name of the fish that doesn’t have jaws?
Chondrichthyes
Lamprey
Agnathans
what type of fish have cartilaginous body?
Osteichthyes
Chondrichthyes
Any of that option
What does Amphibians have and don’t have when they are tadpole?
They don’t have limbs, they don’t have tail and they have gills
They have limbs,they have tail and they have gills
They don’t have limbs,they have tail and they have
What they do to survive in cold the amphibians?
Reduce their activity to a minimum. Many bury themselves in the lakes and spend several months eating
Reduce their activity to a minimum. Many bury themselves in mud and spend several months without eating.
Reduce their activity to a minimum. Many bury themselves in the lakes and spend without eating.
Tell me one difference between Urodela and Anura
urodela have wider body and Anura have long body.
urodela have no teeth and Anura have teeth
Anura can produce sound and Urodela can’t produce sound.
Which the respiration that they use and also tell me what they breathe?
They breathe with lungs but also have subcutaneous respiration.
They breathe with lungs and gills but also have subcutaneous respiration
They breathe with lungs and gills
Where is the sense organ in reptiles?
In the tail
In the feet
In the head
A reptile’s body consist on...
Neck, head and tail
Head and tail
Head, neck, torso and tail
Write one characteristics in common that turtles and tortoises have...
They belong to the group of Chelonia
They belong to the group of Crocodilia
They belong to the group of Squamata
What is the difference between turtles and tortoises
Turtles : terrestrial
Tortoises : aquatic
Turtles : aquatic
Tortoises : Terrestrial
Turtles : terrestrial
Tortoise:Terrestrial
What thing is the crocodile’s body covered?
Skin
Scales
Thick layer of bony plates
Why do birds migrate?
To scape from the fire
To scape from predators
To scape from low and high temperatures
Write the function of the feathers
To protect birds from cold and water
To make the bird fly
To surprise us
Why birds have the eyes on a lateral position?
To allow them a field of vision
To have more capacity of fly
To make the animal see better
Why birds have a hollow bones?
To fly better
To make the animal lighter and facilitate flight.
To be strong
What is the function of the air-sacs?
To oxygenate the feathers
Help to reduce weight and oxygenate the muscles during flight
To scape easily from predators
For what they need the hair?
This allows mammals to maintain body temperature
and provides camouflage.
This allows mammals to maintain body temperature.
This allows mammals to maintain their limbs their temperature
and provides camouflage.
What fertilisation and reproduction perform mammals?
internal fertilisation and asexual reproduction
external fertilisation and sexual reproduction
sexual reproduction and internal reproduction
In the photosynthesis, plants...
Reproduce
Form the leafs
Do they own food
Leaves have nerves
True
False
I don’t know
There are Hermaphrodite flowers
False
I don’t know
True
The parts of the pistil are...
Ovules, peduncle and corolla
Stigma, style and ovary
Complete, incomplete and stile
What are the parts of a plant?
Rots, steam, nutrients and flowers
Rots, steam, nutrients and flowers
Roots, stem, leaves and flowers
What is the reproductive organ in plants?
The leaves
The flowers
The seed
What are the classification of the flowers?
Angiosperms and Gymnosperm
Non-flowering plants and flowering plants
Liveworts, Mosses and Ferns
What is the function of the roots?
Conducting vessels
Absorption and Anchoring
Reproduction
What is the function of the stem?
Conducting vessels
Absorption and Anchoring
Reproduction
What types of roots exists?
Prop roots, tubercular roots and fibrus roots
Prop roots and tubercular roots
Prop roots, tubercular roots and fibrous roots
What’s the meaning of Bryophytes?
Are non-flowering seedless plants
Are vascular plants with flowers
Structures that protect seeds
What’s the meaning of seedless plants?
They have flowers and use spores to produce themselves
They do not have flowers and don’t use spores to produce their selves
They don’t have flowers and use spores to produce themselves
What is the meaning of Pteridophyte?
Are vascular, non-flowering plants
Have conducting vessels
Are developed
What are the types of plant uses?
Plants, carbon dioxide and oxygen
Food, ornamental, medicinal, forest resource and natural resource
Plant, wood and fruit
What is the meaning of plants?
Are essential for terrestrial ecosystem to exist
Is a evolution of landscapes
Are species of start farming
What is pollination?
They can intervene only one agent
It can intervene different agents
It doesn’t exist
What is grasslands?
Are artificial type of Vegetation
It doesn’t exist
Are in natural type of vegetation
The definition of the conductive tissues
Transport crude sap and phloem sap
Protect the plant from outside elements
They made their own food
In which parts can be classified the
Vegetative
Reproductive and Vegetative
Reproductive
Some types of leaves are...
Simple, compound and Palmate compound
Simple, Pinnately compound and Palmate compound
Simple, Pinnately and Palmate
Which are the three types of molluscs?
Bivalves, Gastropods and Cephalopods
Vivalbes, Gastropods and Chepalopods
Bivalves, Gastropods and Cephalopod
Do Cephalopods have a jaw?
Yes
No
Some species yes and others no
Do molluscs have foots?
No, they have tentacles
Yes, is a part of their body
Yes, is a part of their eyes
In which habitats do molluscs live?
In the air and in humid climates
In the sea, in fresh water and on land
In fresh water and in the land of warm or cold climates
Are molluscs invertebrates that have soft body and Radial symmetry?
No, they have Rotational symmetry
Yes they have a Radial symmetry
No, they have a Bilateral symmetry
Which type of reproduction do arthropods have?
Asexual
Sexual
It depends on what type of arthropods we are talking about
They breath through...
Lungs
Gills
Tracheas
How many pairs of legs do Myriapods have?
2
4
8
In which two parts are arachnids divided?
Pedipalps and chelicerae
Cephalothorax and abdomen
Spiders and scorpions
What crustaceans and arachnids have in common?
The parts of the body
Their types
Nothing
Which of this is not an insect?
Locust
Butterfly
Mite
