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WorksheetsZoology 1 final
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 43mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Sponges (Phylum)
a)
Porifera
b)
Nematoda
c)
Annelida
d)
Cnidarians
e)
Mollusca
2.
Roundworms (Phylum)
a)
Nematoda
b)
Annelida
c)
Cnidarians
d)
Mollusca
e)
Chordata
3.
Earthworms, Leeches (Phylum)
a)
Annelida
b)
Cnidarians
c)
Mollusca
d)
Chordata
e)
Platyhelminthes
4.
Coral, Jellyfish, Sea Anemones (Phylum)
a)
Cnidarians
b)
Mollusca
c)
Chordata
d)
Platyhelminthes
e)
Taxonomy
5.
Clams, Octopuses, ,Slugs, Snails, Squid (Phylum)
a)
Mollusca
b)
Chordata
c)
Platyhelminthes
d)
Taxonomy
e)
Zoology
6.
Amphibians, Birds, Fish, Mammals, Repitiles (Phylum)
a)
Chordata
b)
Platyhelminthes
c)
Taxonomy
d)
Zoology
e)
Vertebrate zoology
7.
Flatworms (Phylum)
a)
Platyhelminthes
b)
Taxonomy
c)
Zoology
d)
Vertebrate zoology
e)
Invertebrate Zoology
8.
The science of classifying living organisms
a)
Taxonomy
b)
Zoology
c)
Vertebrate zoology
d)
Invertebrate Zoology
e)
Biology
9.
The study of animals
a)
Zoology
b)
Vertebrate zoology
c)
Invertebrate Zoology
d)
Biology
e)
Anatomy
10.
The study of animals with backbones
a)
Vertebrate zoology
b)
Invertebrate Zoology
c)
Biology
d)
Anatomy
e)
Taxonomy
11.
The study of animals without backbones
a)
Invertebrate Zoology
b)
Biology
c)
Anatomy
d)
Taxonomy
e)
Vertebrate zoology
12.
The study of living organisms
a)
Biology
b)
Taxonomy
c)
Zoology
d)
Vertebrate zoology
e)
Invertebrate Zoology
13.
The study of the body structure and organization of living things
a)
Anatomy
b)
Zoology
c)
Vertebrate zoology
d)
Invertebrate Zoology
e)
Biology
14.
A colony of medusa and polyps that float at the top surface of the ocean
a)
Hydra
b)
Lion's Mane Jellyfish
c)
Portuguese Man-of-War
d)
Sea anemone
15.
Considered to be the ‘flower of the sea’; They spend most of their time attached to rocks on the sea bottom or on coral reefs waiting for prey to pass close enough to get ensnared in their venom-filled tentacles
a)
Hydra
b)
Lion's Mane Jellyfish
c)
Portuguese Man-of-War
d)
Sea anemone
16.
Most abundant freshwater type of Cnidarian
a)
Hydra
b)
Lion's Mane Jellyfish
c)
Portuguese Man-of-War
d)
Sea anemone
17.
The largest known species of jellyfish
a)
Hydra
b)
Lion's Mane Jellyfish
c)
Portuguese Man-of-War
d)
Sea anemone
18.
Cnidarian stinging cells
a)
Cnidocytes
b)
Epithelium
c)
Ocelli
d)
Pedal disc
19.
Serves to attach a polyp to a substrate
a)
Cnidocytes
b)
Epithelium
c)
Ocelli
d)
Pedal disc
20.
roundworms (class)
a)
Cestoda
b)
Monogenea
c)
Nematoda
d)
Platyhelminthes
21.
tapeworms (class)
a)
Cestoda
b)
Monogenea
c)
Nematoda
d)
Platyhelminthes
22.
Juveniles of this worm live in the intestines of cows intermediate host
a)
Beef Tapeworms
b)
Blood flukes
c)
Dog Tapeworms
d)
Monogenetic flukes
23.
Parasite known to cause Schistosomiasis
a)
Blood flukes
b)
Filarial worms
c)
Monogenetic flukes
d)
Trichinella
24.
Parasitic nematode worms that can cause a potentially serious infection; best known intermediate host is pigs
a)
Ascaris
b)
Filarial worms
c)
Pinworms
d)
Trichinella
25.
The most common parasitic worm infection in people worldwide
a)
Ascaris
b)
Blood flukes
c)
Monogenetic flukes
d)
Trichinella
26.
The most common parasitic worm infection in the United States and Western Europe
a)
Filarial worms
b)
Monogenetic flukes
c)
Pinworms
d)
Trichinella
27.
The most life-threatening canine worms
a)
Ascaris
b)
Filarial worms
c)
Heartworms
d)
Trichinella
28.
Disease characterized by a decrease in number of red blood cells or amount of iron in the blood
a)
Anemia
b)
Elephantisasis
c)
Lymphedema
d)
Schistosomiasis
29.
Disease characterized by inflammation of the intestines, bladder, liver, et; causes blood in urine and swollen abdomen.
a)
Ascaris
b)
Elephantisasis
c)
Lymphedema
d)
Schistosomiasis
30.
Flatworm structures used for excretion and osmoregulation
a)
Proglottid
b)
Protonephridia
c)
Renette cells
d)
Scolex
31.
The muscular tube through which the flatworm can suck food into its gut
a)
Pharynx
b)
Proglottid
c)
Renette cells
d)
Scolex
32.
Which word does NOT correctly describe animals:
a)
All terms correctly describe animals
b)
Heterotrophic
c)
Multicellular
d)
Prokaryotic
33.
A distinct juvenile form of many animals that undergo metamorphosis to become adults are called
a)
Chrysalis
b)
Larvae
c)
Polymorphs
d)
Pupae
34.
Who developed the biological species concept?
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Aristotle
c)
Carolus Linnaeus
d)
Ernst Mayr
35.
Who was the first scientist to classify living organisms?
a)
Aristotle
b)
Carolus Linnaeus
c)
Charles Darwin
d)
Ernst Mayr
36.
Which of the following is NOT a goal of a systematic zoologist:
a)
to communicate those relationships by constructing an informative taxonomic system
b)
to discover all species of animals
c)
to reconstruct their evolutionary relationships
d)
to save all species of animals from extinction
37.
The comparative study of organismal form and structure used in today’s classification system is called:
a)
Morphology
b)
Phylogeny
c)
Physiology
d)
Hierarchy
38.
Taxonomists use ranking systems to categorize animals, this is referred to as
a)
Morphology
b)
Phylogeny
c)
Physiology
d)
Hierarchy
39.
What two groups are used for a scientific name?
a)
Genus and Species
b)
Kingdom and Species
c)
Phylum and Family
d)
Domain and Kingdom
40.
Assigning two-word names to all organisms is called:
a)
Binomial Nomenclature
b)
Dichotomy
c)
Phylogeny
d)
Cladistics
41.
Sponges are broken down into different classes based on:
a)
The type of spicule composition in their skeleton
b)
Their primary method of reproduction
c)
What body form they exhibit
d)
Whether they live in salt water, brackish water, or freshwater
42.
Which term best describes an adult sponge?
a)
Burrowing
b)
Free-swimming
c)
Sedentary
d)
Sessile
43.
Sponges are able to repair injuries and restore lost parts using what process?
a)
Reaggregation
b)
Somatic Embryogenesis
c)
Cell Recognition
d)
Regeneration
44.
The concentration of sense organs and nervous system control at the anterior end of the body is called
a)
Centralization
b)
Cephalization
c)
Diffusion
d)
Protonation
45.
The process in which flatworms breathe is called:
a)
Cephalization
b)
Diffusion
c)
Respiration
d)
Transpiration
46.
The first host that a juvenile parasite uses to grow and live is called the:
a)
Definite host
b)
Intermediate host
c)
Primary host
d)
Secondary host
47.
Squid (class)
a)
Bivalvia
b)
Cephalopoda
c)
Gastropoda
d)
Polyplacophora
48.
Mussel (class)
a)
Bivalvia
b)
Bivalvia
c)
Cephalopoda
d)
Polyplacophora
49.
Bivalve which can be cultured to obtain pearls
a)
Cuttlefish
b)
Oyster
c)
Clam
d)
Scallop
50.
Cephalopod known as the ‘King of Camouflage” for their ability to change colors, patterns, and textures
a)
Cuttlefish
b)
Squid
c)
nautilus
d)
zebra mussel
51.
The most venomous species of snail; found in coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific
a)
geographic cone
b)
geographic cone
c)
mimic octopus
d)
nautilus
52.
A membranous sheath of skin extending from the visceral mass that hangs down on each side of the body, protecting the soft parts
a)
buccal cavity
b)
mantle
c)
mantle
d)
radula
53.
Another term for a mollusk shell
a)
intestine
b)
nacre
c)
valve
d)
valve
54.
The large, muscular organ used for locomotion and prey capture
a)
foot
b)
umbo
c)
periostracum
d)
prismatic
55.
The type of circulatory system in which blood is not entirely contained within blood vessels; rather it flows through vessels in some parts of the body and enters open sinuses in other parts This type of circulatory system is called:
a)
Closed
b)
Complete
c)
Incomplete
d)
Open
56.
The term Bivalve means this:
a)
Two-foot
b)
Two-head
c)
Two-shell
d)
Two-siphon
57.
Elastic pigment cells surrounded by small muscles allowing them to expand and contract to expose different colors and help cephalopods change color are called:
a)
Chromatophores
b)
Ionophores
c)
Photophores
d)
Spermatophores
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