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WorksheetsRCS - BIO II Sem review pt 3
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Sessile, tube shaped body form of cnidarians such as corals and hydra.
Polyp
Medusa
Free swimming, umbrella shaped body with tentacles that hang down.
Polyp
Medusa
What type of symmetry do all Cnidarians possess?
Asymmetry
Radial
Bilateral
What are the stinging in predatory cnidarians called?
Amoebocytes
Porocytes
Nematocysts
Nerve Net
What type of cnidarian is pictured?
hydra
coral
jellyfish
sea anemone
In Cnidarians, where does digestion occur?
spongocoel
nematocyst
gastrovascular cavity
tentacles
How are nervous responses in cnidarians controlled?
by their gastrovascular cavity
through the mesoglea
by the nerve net
through the filaments in their nematocysts
How do cnidarians reproduce?
only sexually
only asexually
both sexually and asexually
genetically reproduced in labs
Based on their diet, cnidarians are _____.
herbivores
omnivores
carnivores
photosynthetic
What term describes a life cycle that alternates between two forms, such as the medusa and polyp?
generational life cycle
alternation of life cycle
alternation of generations
changing life forms
What type of nerve system do cnidaria have?
nervous bell
nerve net
cephalization
they do not have a nervous system
What type of asexual reproduction is shown here?
Gemmules
Fragmentation
Budding
Sexual reproduction
Term for an animal that is attached and not free-swimming.
planted
sessile
motile
amorphous
Frog heart chambers
1
2
3
4
Prefix meta- meaning
change
insect
feet
body
Prefix arthro- meaning
insect
pain
joint
feet
Thick body covering in parasitic worms
cuticle
tegument
exoskeleton
scales
underside of body
lateral
ventral
dorsal
proximal
Why are dogs and cats in the same mammalian order?
types of teeth
walk on four legs
domesticated
similar size
Social insects
coleoptera
hymenoptera
lepidoptera
diptera
Both male and female
asymmetrical
homologous
hermaphroditic
ovoviviparous
cells involved in sponge digestion (check all)
collar cells
amebocytes
spongin
spicules
mobile cells in sponge mesenchyme
spicules
collar cells
nematocysts
amoebocytes
cockroach order
Coleptera
Orthoptera
Hymenoptera
Diptera
Mosquito order
Diptera
Orthoptera
Coleptera
Odonata
Wasp order
Hymenoptera
Hemiptera
Diptera
Odondata
Respiratory structures in insects
trachea
gills
spiracles
lungs
Beetle order
Orthoptera
Coleoptera
Homoptera
Hymenoptera
Body cavity of an animal
mesoderm
coelom
gemmule
trochophore
Colorless protein material in egg
chorion
albumen
placenta
uric acid
Mouth parts of crickets, grasshoppers, and carnivorous insects
chewing mouthparts
sucking mouthparts
sponging mouthparts
proboscis
Produce spider silk
silk glands
chelicerae
pedipalps
spinnerets
Complete or Incomplete Metamorphosis?
Complete because it has 3 stages
Complete because it has 4 stages
Incomplete because it has 3 stages
Incomplete because it has 4 stages
earthworm respiration
epidermis
lungs
trachea
spiracles
tree frogs
Rana
Bufo
Anura
Hyla
Radial symmetry as adults
echinodermata
annelida
mollusca
nematoda
largest bird brain section
olfactory
cerebellum
optic lobe
cerebrum
earthworm removal of metabolic wastes
ganglia
nephridia
crop
blood
