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WorksheetsBiology 2: Semester 2 Exam Review
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A coral is an example of a mollusk.
True
False
The hard outer shell of mollusks is made by the
gills
nerve fibers
mantle
foot
Carbon dioxide is excreted from mollusks via the gills
True
False
The class of mollusks that generally contains sessile filter feeders is the
cephalopods
gastropods
segmented worms
none of the above
The excretory system of annelids consists of tubular nephridia.
True
False
An advantage of segmentation in annelids is that
the animal if more flexible
segments can regenerate if lost
different segments can be specialized for different functions
all of the above
Which of the following organisms is not in the phylum Echinodermata?
sea urchin
sea star
sand dollar
all of the above
Larval echinoderms have
asymmetry
radial symmetry
bilateral symmetry
trilateral symmetry
Adult echinoderms have bilateral symmetry.
True
False
An open circulatory system with a heart best describes the circulatory system of
echinoderms
reptiles
birds
mammals
Echinoderm reproduction typically is
asexual reproduction by budding
sexual reproduction with internal fertilization
sexual reproduction with external fertilization
none of the above
The order of the life cycle of echinoderms is best represented by which sequence?
fertilized egg, free-swimming larva, adult
larva, pupa, fertilized egg, adult
fertilized egg, adult
pupa, fertilized egg, adult
Chordates have a coelom and complete digestive system
True
False
Which statements of the traits of fish is correct?
Fish are covered in scales, have gills, typically have a long and narrow body, and have several limbs for swimming
Fish are covered in scales, have lungs, typically have a long and narrow body, and have several fins for swimming
Fish are covered in hair, have gills, typically have a long and narrow body, and have several fins for swimming
Fish are covered in scales, have gills, typically have a long and narrow body, and have several fins for swimming
A swim bladder allows for fish to store food until it is digested.
True
False
Spawning
is when a large group of adults releases their gametes at the same time.
increases the chances that fertilization will take place.
means that many embryos will form at the same time
all of the above
The characteristic feature of cartilaginous fish is their powerful jaws with multiple rows of sharp, saw-like teeth
True
False
Today, the majority of living fish species belong to the lobe-finned fish
True
False
The order of fish evolution is:
hagfish - lobefish - cartilaginous fish - ray-fined fish.
lampreys - hagfish - lobe-fined fish - ray-fined fish.
lampreys - hagfish - cartilaginous fish - ray-fined fish.
hagfish - lampreys - cartilaginous fish - ray-fined fish.
Amphibians divide their time between freshwater and
saltwater habitats
terrestrial habitats
desert habitats
all of the above
Amphibians are ectothermic. This means they use their metabolism to warm their body.
True
False
Amphibians breathe with gills as larvae with lungs as adults
True
False
A major difference between frogs and toads is that
toads have longer back legs, so they can jump farther.
toads have smoother, moister skin.
frogs spend more time in water, and toads spend more time on land.
all of the above
Which is the best statement concerning amphibian evolution?
As reptiles became the dominant land vertebrate, most amphibians went extinct
Amphibians evolved over 350 million years ago from a ray-finned lungfish ancestor
Amphibians evolved over 350 million years ago from a lobe-finned lungfish ancestor.
As the earliest land vertebrates, amphibians evolved about 500 million years ago.
Which is the best statement concerning the amphibian niche?
Amphibians are an important food source for animals such as birds, snakes, raccoons, and fish.
Most amphibians can dig in the soil to feed on earthworms and other annelids.
As adults, amphibians are omnivores, eating eat worms, snails and insects, as well as the plants in their habitat
Amphibians are predators for many animals, including birds, snakes, raccoons, and fish.
Reptile skin allows the exchange of gasses, as in amphibians
True
False
The amniotic egg
first evolved in amphibians and then reptiles.
allows vertebrates to live anywhere on land.
has either hard or “jelly”-coated shells.
all of the above
Which reptiles have strong jaws and a powerful bite? (1) Crocodilia, (2) Testudines, (3) Squamata, (4)Sphenodontia.
1 only
2 only
1 and 4
1, 2, and 3
Which statement is true of synapsids and sauropsids? (1) Sauropsids were amniotes that evolved into reptiles,dinosaurs, and birds. (2) Synapsids were amniotes that evolved into mammals. (3) The two groups of amniotesdiffered in their skulls.
1 only
1 and 2
2 and 3
1, 2, and 3
The order of reptile evolution is lizards ---> turtles ----> crocodiles ---> snakes
True
False
Today, reptiles can be found on every continent except
Australia
Africa
Antarctica
America
Evidence supports the idea that plants evolved most directly from
protozoa.
unicellular bacteria.
aquatic green algae.
fungi.
Th earliest plants lived on land.
True
False
In vascular plants, phloem transports water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant.
true
false
In vascular plants xylem transports sugars from photosynthetic tissues to the rest of the plant.
true
false
Pollen contains the male gametophyte
true
false
Which of the following is NOT an example of a nonvascular plant is a
moss
liverwort
hornwort
fern
Most bryophytes are
unable to absorb minerals because they lack roots
small in size compared to trees
extremely tall
well-adapted to dry climates
An adaptation of gymnosperms to reduce water loss is they remain extremely small.
True
False
All plants have a life cycle that alternates between
endosperm and zygosperm generations.
bryophyte and tracheophyte generations.
male and female generations.
haploid and diploid generations.
Instead of roots, the earliest plants had rhizoids.
True
False
Structures found in plant cells, but not animal cells, include
a large central vacuole
plastids
a cell wall
all of the above
The organelle that makes and stores pigments other than chlorophyll is the chromoplast.
True
False
The type of plant cell with an elongated shape and irregularly thickened cell walls is a __________ cell.
collenchymal
sclerenchymal
parenchymal
chlorothymol
The type of plant cell with thin cell walls, a cube shape, that may contain chloroplasts is
collenchymalv
sclerenchymal
parenchymal
chlorothymol
A plant’s cuticle helps protect a plant against infections and toxin damage, and helps prevent excessive water loss.
True
False
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a plant meristem?
It contains cells that can undergo cell division.
It is found at the tips of stems and roots.
It contains undifferentiated cells.
Its cells can no longer divide
Bark is a dead portion of the plant stem that provides protection, strength and support is the
True
False
The secondary meristem is responsible for __________ in the plant
growth in width
growth in length
storing food
primary growth
The main function of stomata is to regulate exchange of gases with the air and control transpiration.
True
False
Which type of plant tissue consists of undifferentiated cells?
dermal
vascular
meristem
ground
Functions of plant roots include absorbing water, anchoring the plant, and storing food.
True
False
Are viruses considered living? Why?
No, as they do not meet the characteristics of living things
Yes, viruses do meet the characteristics of living things
Yes, viruses are just smaller versions of prokaryotes
Water and wastes flow out of sponges primarily through the spicules.
True
False
Most flatworms reproduce by sexual reproduction, often with the same individual producing both male and female gametes
True
False
The collar cells of sponges trap and digest food.
True
False
The nematocyst
can contain poison
is a characteristic feature of jellyfish and corals
helps protect the animals that have it from predators
all of the above
Which of the following is true about corals
they are cnidarians
they have mutually beneficial relationship with algae
they spend all of the adult lives as polyps
all of the above
Flatworms take in oxygen and excrete carbon dioxide via
a symbiotic relationship with algae
fully developed lungs
diffusion through cells
none of the above
The animal group characterized by having muscles, cephalization, bilateral symmetry, three embryonic cell layers, and no coelom is the flatworms.
True
False
A common roundworm parasite in humans in the United States pinworms
True
False
How do bacteria exchange DNA?
Transformation
Transduction
Conjugation
All of the above
A bacterium lives on its host but does not take any nutrients from the host. It does not harm the host, but it gets shelter from living on the host. This is an example of which of the following?
parasitism
mutualism
commensalism
Heterotrophic, Phototrophic, and Chemotrophic are all ways in which prokaryotes can obtain nutrients
True
False
Archaea do not have ____________ in their cell walls, so gram staining is of limited use in identifying them.
phospholipids
lipopolysaccharides
carbohydrates
peptidoglycan
In prokaryotes, endospores enclose and protect the DNA.
True
False
Benefits of bacteria to humans include which of the following? (1) killing plant pests, (2) cleaning up oil spills, (3) making certain drugs.
Just 1
1 and 2
2 and 3
All of the above
Reproduction in prokaryotes is called binary fission, occurs when a parent cell splits into two genetically DIFFERENT daughter cells, and is a type of sexual reproduction.
True
False
Which is the most diverse and abundant group of organisms on Earth?
Prokaryotes
Archaea
Eukarya
Bacteria
The statement "Prokaryotes are single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus." is the best way to describe prokaryotes.
True
False
A virus particle consists of DNA or RNA within a protective coat called an envelope.
True
False
Which is not a characteristic used to classify viruses
Presence/Absence of a viral envelope
Type of nucleic acid
Capsid shape
Number of ribosomes
What is a bacteriophage?
A bacteria that has transformed into a virus
A virus that infects bacteria
A culture of bacteria used to make yogurt
All of the above
Lytic cycle without lysis include budding and exocytosis.
True
False
A ______________ is a disease outbreak during a specific time within a population of people.
latency
pandemic
epidemic
zoonosis
Which of the following CANNOT be used in preventing and treating viral diseases?
anit-virals
vaccines
antibiotics
The material in a vaccine can be weakened forms of the living pathogen or virus, dead pathogens, purified material such as viral proteins.
True
False
In gene therapy, the correct version of the gene is introduced into human cells by using a bacterial vector.
True
False
All of the following evidence supports the endosymbiotic theory except:
mitochondria and chloroplasts have circular DNA similar to bacterial circular DNA
mitochondria and chloroplasts have no DNA, just like bacteria have no DNA
mitochondrial and chloroplasts are bounded by membranes similar to bacterial membranes
reproduction by binary fission is common to bacteria, mitochondria, and chloroplasts
Protists are best defined as multicellular fungi.
True
False
Protists can use which of the following appendages for motility?
cilia
flagella
psuedopods
all of the above
Algae are considered plant-like because they have chloroplasts and carry out photosynthesis.
True
False
Fungus-like protists are
prokaryotes
slime molds and water molds
all organisms
plants
Hyphae are the thread-like filaments of fungi
True
False
Chitin is found in
fungal cell walls
fungal nuclei
plant cell walls
all of the above
Fungi are decomposers that can break down cellulos and lignin ,which are indigestible by almost all other organisms.
True
False
________ are a mutualistic relationship between a plant and a fungus.
mycorrhizae
yeast
mushrooms
lichens
An antibiotic produced by a fungus is ASPRIN.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT an example of human diseases caused by fungi?
yeast infections
oral thrush
strep throat
ringworm
Some fungi protect themselves by
moving away from predators
stopping reproduction
making toxins
all of the above
Which statement is true about protists?
they are motile
they have a complex life cycle
they have a nucleus
all of the above
Protozoa are plant-like, fungi-like and bird-like.
True
False
What makes fungi unique is they have cell walls made of chitin.
True
False
What are two of the most important eukaryotic features that evolved in protists?
spores and microtubules
pseudopods and cilia
photosynthesis and silica shells
multicellularity and sexual reproduction
Which habitat is least likely to harbor any species of Protista?
desert
ocean waters
leaf litter
human liver
A protist that lacks contractile vacuoles, cannot locomote, and is parasitic can be classified as a(n)
amoeba
sporozoan
paramecium
euglena
Light is the factor that the differences in algae color be attributed?
True
False
Which of the following is not a likely consequence of an algal bloom?
depletion of nutrients in water
dinoflagellates die
oxygen supply in water increases
suffocation of fish
Red tides can be fatal to humans if they eat squid.
True
False
Which of the following protists is parasitic?
sporozoan
slime mold
green algae
ciliate
The pores in the septa of fungal mycelia function as
openings through which spores are released into the environment.
a temporary wall that is created to facilitate meiosis.
openings large enough to allow the free flow of cytoplasm and other organelles.
nutrient-absorbing openings that interface with the soil.
Which of the following is an example of sexual reproduction?
budding
fragmentation
gametangia production
spore production
In which group of mammals are the young born live and then they immediately move to the mother's pouch to continue development
marsupial
monotreme
placental
primate
Therian mammals are divided into two groups the placental mammals and the marsupials.
True
False
Which statement best describes the placenta?
the placenta is necessary for proper mammal growth and development
all female mammals produce a placenta during development
the placenta passes oxygen, nutrients, and other useful substances from the fetus to the mother
the placenta passes oxygen, nutrients, and other useful substances from the mother to the fetus
Monotremes are mammals that reproduce by laying eggs, include the platypus and the echidna, and they lack a uterus and vagina.
True
False
Two characteristics are used to DEFINE the mammal class. These are mammary glands and skin with sweat glands.
True
False
Mammals lose excess heat by
panting
sweating
increasing blood flow to the skin
all of the above
The lungs and hearts of mammals keep plenty of oxygen available to all the cells of the body.
True
False
Which structure has likely been damaged if the developing fetus is unable to obtain adequate nutrients and oxygen from its mother?
heart
kidney
placenta
ovary
The main purpose of sweat glands is to regulate water balance.
True
False
Which of these is a primary function of hair?
Gestation
Excretion
Insulation
Respiration
Which of these is a unique feature of ALL mammals?
they give birth to live young
they have opposable thumbs
they have four limbs
they have hair
Mammals that are RUMINANT herbivores would have what type of digestive tract?
single chambered stomach, long intestinal tract, and a large ceacum
multiple chambered stomachs, long intestinal tract, and a large ceacum
single chambered stomach, short intestinal tract, and no ceacum
multiple chambered stomachs, short intestinal tract, and no ceacum
The mammalian cerebellum is responsible for controlling higher reasoning.
True
False
This habit birds practice involves rubbing their feathers with oil using their beaks.
getting ready for a bird date
grooming
preening
molting
The 2 uses of bird feathers include flight and warmth.
True
False
What single characteristic is specific to only Aves?
feathers
claws
nests
beaks
Which of the following organs is NOT present in birds
gizzard
cloaca
urinary bladder
intestine
Which statement best describes the relationship between the crop and the gizzard?
A gizzard stores and moistens food, and the crop grinds the food to help with digestion.
A crop stores and moistens food, and the gizzard grinds the food to help with digestion.
A crop stores and moistens food, and the gizzard, like a stomach, digests the food.
A gizzard stores and moistens food, and the crop, like a stomach, digests the food.
Birds and reptiles both have amniotic eggs. The eggs of birds have a leather-like shell and the eggs of reptiles have a hard shell.
True
False
Pet owners should never give their dog chicken bones, because they are hollow and can splinter and choke the dogs.
True
False
Bird organ systems adapted for flight include
lungs with millions of alveoli to increase gas exchange, and air sacs to keep air constantly in the lungs
a relatively large, four chambered heart
lightweight, hollow bones that are filled with air
all of the above
Ectothermic reptiles do not require energy to generate heat is the best explanation for why a lizard eats less than a similar-sized bird.
True
False
Wings in birds
are an obvious adaptation for flight
move using large muscles in the bird's chest
are modified front legs
all of the above
