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What are fungal walls made of?
Cellulose
Chitin
What are plant walls made of?
Cellulose
Chitin
Largest group of plants
Vascular
Nonvascular
Gymnosperms
Angiosperms
What type of tissue is abundant in the region of a root just above the root cap?
Vascular
Meristematic
Ground
Tracheid
The terms "Bipinnately compound" and "palmate" refer to which part of a leaf?
Blade
Stoma
Peticole
Nodes
Which of the following is NOT one of the characteristics of dicots?
Netted venation
Secondary growth
Scattered vascular bundles
Two cotyledons
Which plant structure functions in transportation?
Flower
Leaf
Root
Stem
Rhizoids are characteristics of which group of plants?
Mosses
Ferns
Gymnosperms
Angiosperms
Which of the following does NOT have extracellular digestion?
Worm
Mollusk
Sponge
Echinoderm
Most mollusks reproduce asexually.
True
False
To survive, every plant must possess all 4 types of plant tissues.
True
False
Secondary roots are extensions of the endodermis that take in water and minerals.
True
False
In both gymnosperms and angiosperms, pollen contains the male gametes.
True
False
Which of the following are NOT radially symmetrical?
Echinodermata
Worms
Cnidarians
Which of the following are NOT bilaterally symmetrical?
Mollusks
Worms
Sponges
Which of the following do NOT have 3 germ layers?
Mollusks
Worms
Sponges
Echinodermata
Which of the following has cephalization?
Echinodermata
Worms
Sponges
Cnidarians
Why do some worms not need other worms to reproduce?
They're asexual
They're hermaphroditic
Which of the following describes mammals?
Oviparous
Ovoviviparous
Viviparous
Coral reefs relying on cnidarians is an example of what?
Parasitism
Polygamy
Metamorphosis
Symbiosis
What kind of worms are tapeworms, flukes, and planarians.
Round Worm
Segmented Worm
Flatworm
Alaskan Bull Worm
What do ALL fish have?
Gills
Jaws
Bony Skeletons
Vertebrae
To which group do sharks and rays belong?
Cartilaginous fishes
Ray-finned fishes
Jawless fishes
Lobe-finned fishes
Which of the following describes ALL reptiles
Oviparous
Internal fertilization
Parthenogenesis
R-selective
Which of the following is an identifying trait of echinoderms?
Lungs
Water-vascular system
Terrestrial
Sessile
What do all amphibians have in common?
Possess legs as adults
Two-chambered hearts
Spend all/most of their lives in water
All of these
What do amphibians use to breathe?
Lungs
Gills
Skin
All of these
A coloration pattern described as having a dark dorsal side and a light underside for camouflage in the water.
Nocturnal shading
Light-specific shading
Countershading
Diurnal shading
Lizards and snakes belong in this order.
Squamata
Tuatara
Testudine
Crocodylia
Solid waste, urine, eggs, and sperm all pass out an amphibians body through the cloaca.
True
False
Cephalochordata form a subphylum in the phylum...
Therapoda
Chordata
Arthropoda
Squamata
What do the lower part of an amphibian's mouth (used for pumping air into the lungs) make up for?
The lack of blood
The lack of gills
The lack of a diaphragm
The lack of nerves
All turtles, crocodilians, tuatara, and some lizards and snakes reproduce by...
Internal fertilization
External fertilization
The most acute senses in birds.
Sight and touch
Hearing and sight
Hearing and taste
Taste and sight
Which of the following is a disadvantage of being endothermic?
Requiring more food
Being able to function in all seasons
Survival in more diverse habitats
None
What would be the most likely cause of death for a bird without down feathers?
Predators
Dehydration
Starvation
Freezing to death
Reptiles use their tongues to transfer scent particles to their sensitive...
Lungs
Snouts
Brains
Stomachs
When eggs are released into the water so the males can fertilize them.
Metamorphosis
Spawning
Parthenogenesis
Internal fertilization
A bird's bill can tell much about how the bird obtains its...
Mate
Energy
Food
Water
The outer layer of a bird's feathers are what kind of feathers?
Vaned
Down
What does hemoglobin bind and carry?
Blood
CO2
Water
Oxygen
A camel is an example of an...
Odd-toed hoofed mammal
Even-toed hoofed mammal
A horse is an example of an...
Odd-toed hoofed mammal
Even-toed hoofed mammal
Has fur and produces milk
Rodentia
Monotremes
Cetacea
Primates
Develop briefly in the uterus, but no placental connections.
Altricical young
Marsupials
Ruminants
Precocial young
Most arthropods have bodies that are divided into how many sections?
Two
Three
Four
Five
Which of the following is NOT true about insects?
They have 3 body segments
They have one pair of antennae
They have 8 legs
They have one pair of compound eyes
An example of an arthropod that goes through incomplete metamorphosis would be a...
Fly
Mosquito
Grasshopper
Moth
Insects find mates through the use of chemicals called...
Pheromones
Spiracles
Stridulents
None of these
Which best describes centipedes?
Vegetarians with two claws
Herbivores with three claws
Carnivores with poisonous claws
Long with short claws
Arthropoda is the largest phylum within the kingdom Anamalia.
True
False
Which of the following have swimmerets?
Chelicerates
Crustaceans
Insects
All of these
Which of the following have segmented bodies?
Chelicerates
Crustaceans
Insects
All of these
Which of the following do NOT have antenna?
Chelicerates
Crustaceans
Insects
All of these
Which of the following have an exoskeleton made of chitin?
Chelicerates
Crustaceans
Insects
All of these
Which of the following controls molting in insects?
Hemoglobin
Pheromones
Horomones
Power of will
The attraction of particles in one substance for particles in a different substance.
Turgor Pressure
Adhesion
Scion
Photoperiodism
Maintains plant rigidity.
Hormones
Nastic Movements
Turgor Pressure
Transpiration
Controls plant growth.
Hormones
Chitin
Cellulose
Cell wall
The transportation of water from the ground to the leaves.
Condensation
Evaporation
Transpiration
Precipitation
A flower blooms according to the length of daylight and darkness.
Photoperiodism
Transpiration
Adhesion
Stock
Non-directional plant responses to a stimulus.
Scion
Transpiration
Vegetative Propagation
Nastic Movements
A plant that requires a long period of darkness in order to flower.
Long day plant
Short day plant
A plant that requires a long period of daylight in order to flower.
Long day plant
Short day plant
The branch that's cut from a tree and inserted into the rooted sapling.
Scion
Stock
The rooted sapling having the branch from another tree being inserted into it.
Scion
Stock
What concept did Darwin propose while on the HMS Beagle?
Uniformitarianism
Natural Selection
Fixity of Species
Genetic mutation
Bird wings and human arms are what kind of structures?
Homologous
Analogous
Vestigial
Comparative
What do scientists use to date rock layers?
Radiometric dating
Index fossils
Both of these
None of these
Baraminology groups organisms into...
Kinds
Species
Clades
None of these
What did Darwin name his idea that everything living came from common ancestors?
Evolution
Decent with Modification
Darwinism
Natural Selection
Darwin saw similarity between natural and artificial selection.
True
False
The idea that order of Genesis is topical rather than literal.
Theistic Evolution
Analogical Day View
Progressive Creation
Framework View
The idea that God intervened many times to create new species.
Theistic Evolution
Analogical Day View
Progressive Creation
Framework View
What two ideas were blended together to make Neo-Darwinism?
Natural Selection and Modern Genetics
Natural Selection and Artificial Selection
Artificial Selection and Modern Genetics
Modern Genetics and Fixity of Species
What did Hugo de Vries suggest could produce favorable variations needed for natural selection to work?
Genetics
Mutations
Hormones
Diseases
In homology, scientists study similar structures in organisms thought to be descended from...
Human Interaction
Viruses
Common Ancestors
Mutations
Which of the following domains include organisms that consist of prokaryotic cells?
Archaea and Bacteria
Bacteria and Eukarya
Archaea and Eukarya
None of these
Algae is an example of...
Archaea
Fungi
Chromista
Plantae
Daffodils are an example of...
Animalia
Fungi
Bactera
Plantae
Mushrooms are an example of...
Animalia
Fungi
Protozoa
Chromista
Insects are an example of...
Animalia
Fungi
Archea
Plantae
Thermophiles are an example of...
Chromista
Fungi
Archea
Protozoa
Salmonella are an example of...
Chromista
Plantae
Bacteria
Protozoa
Amoebas are an example of...
Bacteria
Anamalia
Archaea
Protozoa
Eukarya have membrane-bound nuclei.
True
False
The science of classifying organisms
Taxonomy
Cladistics
Genetics
Politics
How are scientific names given to organisms
By genus and species
By family and genus
By domain and phylum
None of these
Divergence, according to a Biblical worldview, only happens within a...
Kind
Kingdom
Domain
Phylum
What is the primary role fungi play in the environment?
Producers
Decomposers
Predators
Parasites
The fruiting body is the most visible and recognizable part of a fungus.
True
False
The largest fungal phylum, known as sac fungi.
Asomycota
Basidiomycota
Zygomycota
Which fungal phylum includes bread molds?
Asomycota
Basidiomycota
Zygomycota
Spores are the most common type of reproduction in fungi.
True
False
Which fungal phylum includes familiar mushrooms and toadstools?
Asomycota
Basidiomycota
Zygomycota
Most protozoans are...
Autotrophs
Heterotrophs
What two conditions can cause an algal bloom?
Darkness and cold water
High oxygen and warm water
Sunlight and warm water
Fertile soil and sunlight
