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WorksheetsChapter 3 Giant Review
Total questions: 117
Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins
By looking at its feet, I can tell that this bird can ________________
swim in water
hold onto a branch
tear its prey apart
What kind of food would this bird eat?
seeds
fish
insects
By looking at its feet, I can tell that this bird can ________________
swim in water
hold onto a branch
tear its prey apart
By looking at its feet, I can tell that this bird can ________________
swim in water
hold onto a branch
tear its prey apart
The act of cleaning and oiling bird feathers.
picking
preening
piloting
What unique characteristics are found in bird bones?
They are white and thin.
They are strong and heavy.
They are hollow with supporting crisscross structures.
These structures are connected to the birds lungs to help supply them with necessary oxygen.
quills
alveoli
air sacs
These short, fluffy feathers are hold warm air close to the bird's body.
fluffy feathers
down feathers
contour feathers
These longer feathers cover the bird and help insulate it, especially from water.
contour feathers
down feathers
quill feathers
Feathers grow from structures in the skin called
barbules
quills
papillae
The scientific term for the egg white is the
albumen
yolk
embryo
Birds store food in an organ called a
stomach
shell
crop
The practice of bird's caring for their eggs is called
insulation
sheltering
incubation
Which does NOT belong with the other 3?
quill
papilla
barb
albumen
The air sac is to respiration as the crop is to
oxygen
digestion
excretion
birds
The process where bird's lose their feathers and grow a new set is called
molting
preening
spawning
incubating
Birds belong to the class
Animalia
Canine
Aves
Marsupials
These flightless birds use their wings to swim underwater.
ostriches
penguins
goslings
How does a developing bird chick inside an egg get oxygen?
The bird lungs.
Oxygen is found in the egg.
Oxygen passes through the shell and shell membrane.
What provides food and nutrients for the developing embryo?
shell membranes
yolk
albumin
yolk and albumin
How did reptiles make a complete transition to land?
by laying eggs that have a protective shell
by going to the water and laying their eggs
by developing lungs so they could breath
Where do most amphibians spend the first part of their life cycle?
on land
in water
on a boat
in trees
Legs begin to grow and lungs form during __________.
Migration
Hibernation
Metamorphosis
Pollination
This picture shows which part of the life cycle of a toad?
egg
tadpole
tadpole with legs
adult
What are some characteristics of tadpoles?
They breathe with gills and have tails.
They breathe with lungs.
They look just like the adults.
Where do amphibians live?
water
land
both
Where do amphibians live when they're born?
land
water
What do most amphibians eat?
insects
plants
fish
What do frogs do in the winter?
hibernate
migrate (travel)
Why don't frogs drink water?
they don't get thirsty
they don't need water to survive
they absorb water through their skin
What is another word for tadpole?
camouflage
metamorphosis
polliwog
Where do frogs lay their eggs?
in water
on land
How do frogs breathe when they are adults?
with lungs
with gills
through their skin
What is special about a frog's eyes?
they can see incredibly far
their eyes are great motion detectors
What kingdom are amphibians found in?
Chordata
Animalia
Plantae
Fungi
What phylum are amphibians found in?
Chordata
Animalia
Agnatha
Herpetata
A frog has which of the following traits?
moist, smooth skin, longer legs, lay eggs in clusters
dry, bumpy skin, squat bodies, shorter legs, lay eggs in a line
Which of these are the characteristics of amphibians?
Have gills
Cutaneous respiration
Have legs
Single loop circulation
Double loop circulaton
Which frog organ vibrates then causes tiny bone to transmit vibrations to inner ear, maintains balance?
Tounge
Tympanic Membrane
Urostyle
Kidney
Which frog organ provides a connection between the vertebrae and pelvic girdle, provides stability, protection?
Tounge
Tympanic Membrane
Urostyle
Kidney
Which frog organ secretes bile?
Liver
Cloaca
Jumping Legs
Teeth
Mammals are warm-blooded animals with a bony skeleton and fur or hair.
True
False
Which types of mammals lay eggs ?
Which place does the bowhead whale lives?
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Southern Ocean
What type of tasks does the walrus uses its long tusks ?
Drag itself out of water
Hold onto the ice
Defending itself against enemies
ALL OF ABOVE
When are city foxes most active?
At night
During the day
Mammals are
animals that produces milk.
is a animal that have a rough skin.
animals that have moist skin.
animals that don't produce milk
Which characteristic do all mammals share?
They all have a pouch
They all have a cloaca
They all have fur or hair
They all have scales
What is the only mammal that can fly?
All female mammals have this unique feature:
They have long tails
They are cold-blooded
They have special milk glands
They can run very fast
Some mammals lay eggs?
False
True
The type of mammal where the females have pouches where the offspring finish developing
Monotremes
Placentals
Marsupials
Primates
Which animal is NOT a mammal?
True or False: You are a mammal?
True
False
The fastest mammal on earth is the...
An omnivore eats what?
plants and meat
plants and insects
fish and insects
plants only
A _______ is an example of a(n) Marsupial Mammal.
whale
Human
Wombat
Koala
Classify the animal pictured.
Amphibian
Bird
Invertebrate
Mammal
Classify the animal pictured.
Amphibian
Bird
Invertebrate
Mammal
Amphibian
Mammal
Insect
Fish
Mammal
Reptile
Insect
Fish
Animals that have a backbone are called? ____________
vertebrates
invertebrates
All of the following characteristics describe mammals except...
have fur or hair
give birth to live young
cold blooded
mammals
amphibians
birds
I have two legs and two wings. I lay eggs. I am covered with feathers. What am I?
Fish
Mammal
Amphibian
Bird
Which of the following BEST describes a mammal?
Cold blooded and has scales.
Has hair on body, warm blooded, breathes with lungs.
Born in the water and breathes through gills.
Bird
Reptile
Mammal
Fish
When we "classify" animals, we put them in: __________
cages
categories or groups
oceans
books
