WorksheetsAnimal Biology Review
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 48mins
The study of the form, shape, and appearance of an animal is
anatomy
conformation
morphology
physiology
This system moves gases to and from the circulatory system
muscular
skeletal
respiratory
circulatory
The study that includes the study of the mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions of living organisms is
microscopic anatomy
gross anatomy
gross morphology
physiology
The exchange of gases between the cells and the blood within the body is
external respiration
internal respiration
breathing
both a and c
This type of anatomy deals with structures that can be seen with the human eye
microscopic anatomy
gross anatomy
gross morphology
physiology
This system prepares food for use by the body by breaking food into molecules that the body can absorb
digestive
excretory
nervous
reproductive
This type of morphology is used to describe an organisms' overall shape, color, and main features but not fine details
microscopic anatomy
gross anatomy
gross morphology
physiology
This system moved digested food, oxygen, wastes, and other material around the body
muscular
skeletal
respiratory
circulatory
This system rids the body of wastes from cell activity
digestive
excretory
nervous
reproductive
An animal with a soft body and a hard shell for protection is a
mammal
fish
crustacean
mollusk
The process of air entering and leaving the lungs is
external respiration
internal respiration
breathing
both a and c
This system consists of bones and cartilage and is responsible for protecting the internal organs and keep the organs properly arranged in the body.
muscular
skeletal
respiratory
circulatory
This system is the meat of the animal and is important for internal movement
muscular
skeletal
respiratory
circulatory
The study of the form, structure, and configuration of an organism is
anatomy
conformation
morphology
physiology
Anthropods are invertebrates that have a
spinal cord
skeleton
endoskeleton
exoskeleton
Shrimp are ______ or aquatic animals with exoskeletons
mammals
fish
crustaceans
mollusks
This system is made of nerve tissue that conducts a type of electrical impulse from the brain to the muscles
digestive
excretory
nervous
reproductive
Fallopian tubes
cervix
estrous cycle
fetus
ovaries
oviducts
The entrance to the uterus
cervix
estrous cycle
fetus
ovaries
oviducts
Produces eggs
cervix
estrous cycle
fetus
ovaries
oviducts
An animal during the second half of pregnancy
cervix
estrous cycle
fetus
ovaries
oviducts
Cycle in the female reproductive system that prepares it for reproduction
cervix
estrous cycle
fetus
ovaries
oviducts
The process of giving birth
parturition
pregnant
uterus
vagina
vulva
Mating organ of the female
parturition
pregnant
uterus
vagina
vulva
While a female has a developing young in her reproductive tract
parturition
pregnant
uterus
vagina
vulva
Hollow organ where fetus develops after fertilization
parturition
pregnant
uterus
vagina
vulva
The external part of the reproductive tract
parturition
pregnant
uterus
vagina
vulva
The hard part of the skeleton made of calcium, phosphorus, and other substances
automatic nervous system
bone
cartilage
central nervous system
Made up of the brain and spinal cord
automatic nervous system
bone
cartilage
central nervous system
Contains the nerves connected to the involuntary muscles and organs
automatic nervous system
bone
cartilage
central nervous system
The flexible material at the end of bones
automatic nervous system
bone
cartilage
central nervous system
A muscle automatically controlled by the lower part of the brain
involuntary muscle
peripheral nervous system
receptor
voluntary muscle
A receiver of information
involuntary muscle
peripheral nervous system
receptor
voluntary muscle
Deals with the voluntary muscles
involuntary muscle
peripheral nervous system
receptor
voluntary muscle
A muscle controlled by the "thinking part of the brain"
involuntary muscle
peripheral nervous system
receptor
voluntary muscle
Food enters here through ingestion
abomasum
anus
esophagus
large intestine
mouth
Fourth compartment in ruminant stomach where gastric juices are mixed with food to help the digestive process
abomasum
anus
esophagus
large intestine
mouth
The opening of the body through which the large intestine expels waste
abomasum
anus
esophagus
large intestine
mouth
Follows the small intestine and where solid materials are bonded together
abomasum
anus
esophagus
large intestine
mouth
Connects mouth to the stomach
abomasum
anus
esophagus
large intestine
mouth
Has a honeycomb appearance and stores food as well as sort out foreign material
omasum
reticulum
rumen
small intestine
stomach
Can have one to four compartments
omasum
reticulum
rumen
small intestine
stomach
A compartment in the ruminant stomach that has strong muscular walls that helps break food apart
omasum
reticulum
rumen
small intestine
stomach
Largest of the four compartments in the ruminant stomach and has billions of bacteria that break down foods that are high in cellulose
omasum
reticulum
rumen
small intestine
stomach
Most absorption of nutrients and water occurs here
omasum
reticulum
rumen
small intestine
stomach
The liquid part of the blood composed of 90% water.
arteries
blood
capillaries
heart
plasma
The pump that sends blood throughout the circulatory system
arteries
blood
capillaries
heart
plasma
The "liquid" in the circulatory system
arteries
blood
capillaries
heart
plasma
Small branches from the arteries that carry blood to the cells
arteries
blood
capillaries
heart
plasma
The vessels that carry blood from the heart
arteries
blood
capillaries
heart
plasma
Blood cells made in the red bone marrow of bones
platelet
red blood cells
veins
white blood cells
Carry blood back to the heart
platelet
red blood cells
veins
white blood cells
Blood cells that help fight off disease
platelet
red blood cells
veins
white blood cells
A tiny cell fragment that is essential for blood to clot.
platelet
red blood cells
veins
white blood cells
Rate depends on amount of oxygen required by the animal
breathing
external respiration
internal respiration
larynx
An example of this is cells breaking down glucose for energy
breathing
external respiration
internal respiration
larynx
Exchange of gases in the lungs between the blood and the atmosphere
breathing
external respiration
internal respiration
larynx
Often called the voice box
breathing
external respiration
internal respiration
larynx
Gas is exchanged between the atmosphere and the blood here
lungs
nostrils
pharynx
trachea
Known as the windpipe and connects the pharynx with the lungs
lungs
nostrils
pharynx
trachea
Openings near mouth through which gases enter and leave the body
lungs
nostrils
pharynx
trachea
Connects the nose area with the mouth area
lungs
nostrils
pharynx
trachea
Gland that secretes fluid that precedes the passage of semen through the urethra
Cowper's gland
penis
prostate gland
scrotum
Deposits sperm into the female reproductive tract
Cowper's gland
penis
prostate gland
scrotum
Pouch of skin that holds testicles outside the body cavity so they have a slightly lower temperature
Cowper's gland
penis
prostate gland
scrotum
Gland that produces fluid to help carry sperm
Cowper's gland
penis
prostate gland
scrotum
Produce sperm
seminal vesicles
sperm ducts
testicles
urethra
Tube that extends from the bladder to the end of the penis
seminal vesicles
sperm ducts
testicles
urethra
Produce fluid that nourish sperm
seminal vesicles
sperm ducts
testicles
urethra
Tubes that connect the urethra with the testicles
seminal vesicles
sperm ducts
testicles
urethra
