WorksheetsAnimal Unit Study Guide Ch. 25 & 29
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 40mins
A cell that contains a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles is
multicellular
heterotrophic
prokaryotic
eukaryotic
All animals are ______________________.
heterotrophs
autotrophs
Animal cells lack _____________________
cell membranes.
cell walls.
Worms and insects are both ____________________.
vertebrates
invertebrates
The __________________ in a chordate embryo has nerves branching from it at intervals.
notochord
hollow nerve cord
An animal species that has evolved the adaptation of changing color with the seasons likely produces gametes with _____________ genes
diploid
haploid
The ____________ system delivers metabolic wastes to the excretory system for processing and elimination.
circulatory
integumentary
Animals rely on ______________ feedback mechanisms to maintain homeostasis.
positive
negative
Biologists have hypothesized that echinoderms are closely related to ______________ because both groups are deuterostomes.
chordates
invertebrates
The hollow nerve cord develops from the ____________.
endoderm
ectoderm
A lobster is considered bilaterally symmetrical because its __________ sides are mirror images of each other.
right and left
top and bottom
All vertebrates are ______________.
acoelomates
coelomates
The ____________ side of an animal is its upper side.
ventral
dorsal
Natural selection favors the evolution of any behavior that is adaptive and influenced by _______.
genes
environmental factors
A cat that runs into the kitchen when it hears a can being opened shows that its behavior has been modified through ______________.
reasoning
classical conditioning
Most bats sleep during the day and hunt or forage at night. This activity pattern in bats is an example of ______________.
a migration cycle.
a circadian rhythm
Unlike a vertebrate chordate, a nonvertebrate chordate adult lacks ________________.
vertebrae
receptors
limbs
___________ are not considered a clade because the organisms all lack a particular characteristic instead of sharing one.
vertebrae
invertebrates
cladograms
Animals gather information using special cells called _________.
limbs
receptors
pheromones
The fact that appendages appear in several different vertebrate and invertebrate phyla indicates that the formation of __________ has evolved more than once.
vertebrae
communication
limbs
The _______ of animals is based on scientists' current understanding of the evolutionary history of living species.
cladogram
environment
circadian rhythms
Different species within a phylum all have the same basic ___________.
environment
limbs
body plan
Fishermen often claim that fish are more likely to strike at bait when it is raining because the fish react to the raindrops on the surface of the water as if they were potential food. This response is considered a behavior because the fish are responding to a stimulus in their _______________________.
environment
body plan
kin selection
Unlike learned behavior, a(an) ____________________ behavior is performed correctly the first time an animal attempts it.
pheromone
innate
territoriality
Baby sea turtles hatch underground, automatically dig upward toward the sky, and scurry toward the waves. This is an example of ________________ behavior.
body plan
imprinting
innate
__________________ in newborn animals is considered a complex behavior because it involves both innate and learned behavior.
imprinting
social
territoriality
Behavioral cycles that repeat daily are called _________________________.
social
communication
circadian rhythms
The smaller worker ants on the leaf serve as lookouts while the larger ant carries the leaf back to the ant colony’s fungus farm. This is an example of ____________________ behavior.
imprinting
social
territoriality
Apes shake branches, make arm gestures, and vocalize loudly when competing with one another. These behaviors are manifestations of ____________________.
territoriality
communication
pheromones
If an animal produces a sound and another animal obtains information by hearing the sound, the two animals are engaging in a form of ____________________.
communication
limbs
imprinting
Female silkworm moths release a chemical messenger called bombykol to attract male moths of the same species. Bombykol is a(an) ____________________.
communication
pheromone
receptor
Look at the illustration in Figure 25–2. This animal can be classified as
an acoelomate.
a coelomate.
a pseudocoelomate.
a chordate.
Look at the illustration in Figure 25–3. Which of the following internal characteristics would you expect this animal to have?
a pseudocoelom
paired organs
radial symmetry
a notochord
Look at the illustration in Figure 25–4. Do you think that the bud on the side of the adult hydra is an embryo? Why?
No, because budding is a type of asexual reproduction.
No, because budding is a type of sexual reproduction.
Yes, because budding is a type of asexual reproduction.
Yes, because budding is a type of sexual reproduction.
Look at the jellyfish in Figure 25–6. How many planes of symmetry could you draw through this animal?
none
1
2-5
more than 5
Study the illustration in Figure 29–2. These baby swans likely imprinted on their mother after they hatched because she
moved.
has feathers.
looks like an adult swan.
provides warmth.
Organisms that must obtain nutrients and energy by eating other organisms are
multicellular
autotrophic
heterotrophic
eukaryotic
Which of the following correctly describes the major types of animals?
All chordates share a common ancestor, but there is no common ancestor of all invertebrates.
All invertebrates are chordates; vertebrates are a group that is separate from both invertebrates and chordates.
Some vertebrates are chordates and all invertebrates are chordates.
Chordates is the largest group, and it is subdivided into two groups: vertebrates and invertebrates
Nerves branch in intervals from which of the following structures in a chordate embryo?
tail
pharyngeal pouches
notochord
hollow nerve cord
Fewer than 5 percent of all animal species have
eukaryotic cells
a protostome development pattern.
vertebral columns.
Cell membranes
Homeostasis is a
step in embryological development.
stable internal environment
response to a stimulus
phylum of invertebrates
All animals eat to obtain
oxygen
ammonia
carbon dioxide
nutrients
Muscles work together with a support structure called a
Segment
skeleton
blastopore
coelom
When an animal’s environment changes, sexual reproduction improves a species’ ability to
react to a new stimuli
increase its numbers rapidly
adapt to new living conditions
produce genetically identical offspring
One advantage of asexual reproduction is that animals can
increase their numbers rapidly.
increase their genetic diversity rapidly.
adapt to environmental change rapidly.
produce offspring that are not genetically identical to their parents
to maintain homeostasis, land animals that hunt and feed in salt water
drink salt water
have adaptations that let them get rid of excess salt
choose to eat animals that are not very salty
drink less water to limit salt intake
The presence of legs or other limbs indicates that the animal is
an acoelomate
radially symmetrical
a protostome
segmented
In an animal that is bilaterally symmetrical, which two halves mirror each other?
the front and back sides
the anterior and posterior ends
the left and right sides
the anterior end and the front side
An animal that has body parts that extend outward from its center shows
radial symmetry
segmentation
several planes of symmetry
bilateral symmetry
A coelom is a body cavity
completely lined with mesoderm
partially lines with mesoderm
without mesoderm
partially lined with endodem
A blastula is
a digestive organ
the innermost germ layer
a layer of embryological tissue
a hollow ball of cells in an embryo
Four types of animal tissues are
epithelial, nervous, excretory, and muscle.
muscle, nervous, reproductive, epithelial.
nervous, epithelial, muscle, and connective.
connective, muscle, reproductive, nervous.
Which of the three germ layers in animal embryo gives rise to muscles and much of the circulatory, reproductive, and excretory systems?
endoderm
ectoderm
mesoderm
protostome
The lungs develop from the
coelom
endoderm
mesoderm
ectoderm
Which of the following pairs of phyla are segmented protostomes with true coeloms?
mollusks and arthropods
annelids and arthropods
annelids and mollusks
arthropods and chordates
Which of the following is a node that you would expect to find on the cladogram for animals?
fur texture
deuterostome development
feather arrangement
leg length
Body plans evolve as adaptation
enable an individual to survive and reproduce
enable members of a phylum to survive and reproduce
occur randomly within a phylum
prevent members of a phylum from surviving and reproducing
Which of the following behaviors is not necessary for an animal to reproduce?
avoiding predators
being brightly colored
finding a mate
finding food
Which of the following behaviors must be learned from another animal?
web building in spiders
nest building in birds
potato washing in macaques
suckling of newborn mammals
Young sea turtles head for the ocean immediately after they hatch. This behavior is most likely
innate
learned through trial and error
classically conditioned
the result of habituation
you could conclude that a behavior is innate rather than learned if you showed that
the behavior is different in individuals that have had different experiences.
some individuals perform the behavior and some do not.
individuals become better at performing the behavior the more they practice it.
all individuals perform the behavior the same way each time.
Aquarium fish often swim to the water’s surface when a person approaches. Their behavior has probably formed through
instinct
classical conditioning
imprinting
insight learning
When people first move into an apartment near railroad tracks, they are awakened at night each time they hear a train go by. Which of the following responses to the sound of the train would be the result of habituation?
The people associate the sound of the train with the arrival of the morning newspaper.
The people learn they will be given cookies and milk if they wake up when the train goes by.
The people begin to sleep through the sound of the train over the next few nights.
The people learn that they can cover the sound of the train by sleeping with the radio on.
The Fischer’s lovebird builds its nests with long strips of vegetation that it cuts with its beak. All lovebirds know how to punch holes with their beaks. But young birds must practice to find the arrangement of holes that cuts a strip suitable for nest building. This suggests that nest-building behavior in Fischer’s lovebirds is
an innate behavior
the product of classical conditioning
influenced by imprinting
a combination of innate and learned behavior
Imprinting is a form of behavior that
is restricted to birds
is often used in training of adult animals
occurs during a specific time in young animals
always involves the sense of sight
The ability of salmon to recognize their home stream at spawning time is an example of
insight learning
competition
imprinting
communication
After a young duck imprints on a nonliving model of an adult duck, the young duck will
then imprint on its mother
then imprint on any real adult duck
follow only that model
follow any other kind of model
The appearance of fireflies at dusk is an example of a circadian rhythm because it
is related to the phase of the moon
is related to the temperature of the air
happens daily
happens seasonally
Entering a sleeplike state during winter to survive when resources are scarce is a type of behavioral cycle called
a circadian rhythm
a ritual
territoriality
dormancy
Body temperature of a ground squirrel changes over the course of a year as shown in Figure 29–3. A decline in body temperature indicates times when the ground squirrel has become dormant to conserve energy in response to scarce resources and cold temperatures. Based on the graph, the squirrel was dormant the most during which months?
October and November
January and February
March and April
July and August
During migration, animals undertake a
seasonal movement
repeating daily cycle of behavior
sleeplike state
search for new permanent habitats
The theory that helping family members survive increases the chances that some of one's genes will be passed along to offspring is called
imprinting
kin selection
classical conditioning
competition
The members of a society
belong to at least two species.
belong to the same species and interact closely with each other.
act independently for each individual’s benefit.
are usually unrelated to one another.
It is advantageous for grazing mammals to gather in groups because groups
can make the available food resources last longer.
can migrate more easily than individuals can.
are more difficult for predators to locate than individuals are.
offer greater protection from predation.
In some species of balloon flies, males spin balloons of silk and carry them while flying. If a female approaches one of the males and accepts his balloon, the two will fly off to mate. This type of behavior is an example of
aggression
territorial defense
courtship
language
Cephalopods such as squid and octopi can communicate by changing skin colors and sometimes even skin patterns. This type of communication is an example of a
chemical signal.
sound signal.
language.
visual signal.
Many cat species mark their territory by rubbing glands on their faces against a surface such as a tree trunk. This form of communication relies on a
visual signal.
sound signal.
chemical messenger.
defensive display.
What would be the best way for an animal to communicate its ownership of an area’s resources to other individuals that visit the area when the owner is not around?
use colors and patterns on its body as visual displays
produce sound signals while patrolling the area
leave chemical signals near the boundaries of the area
show aggression when approached by other individuals
Nocturnal animals that have a poorly developed sense of smell are most likely to communicate by
sound signals.
visual displays.
pheromones.
chemical signals.
