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Longitude lines are all parallel to each other

True or False

False

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Most of the land on earth is located in the northern hemisphere

True or False

True

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Most of Africa is in the Southern hemisphere

True or False

False

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Latitude lines are all parallel to each other

True or False

True

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The current classification system was devised by:

a. Darwin

b. Linnaeus

c. Plato

d. Aristotle

Linnaeus

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Why do scientists organize living things into groups?

a. so they can find them in the wild more easily

b. so that the organisms are easier to study

c. so they can make sense of the variety of rocks on Earth

d. so products from living things can be easily found in grocery stores

so that the organisms are easier to study

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Which of these best describes the Sargasso Sea?

a. Area of the Pacific surrounded by clockwise flow

b. Area of the Atlantic surrounded by clockwise flow

c. Area of the Pacific surrounded by counter-clockwise flow

d. Area of the Atlantic surrounded by counter-clockwise flow

Area of the Atlantic surrounded by clockwise flow

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A particular level in a classification system is called a

a. phylum

b. species

c. taxon

d. genus

taxon

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The surface water temperature near the equator is warmer than at the poles.

True or False

True

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What is the broadest classification level?

a. species

b. phylum

c. kingdom

d. family

kingdom

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What is binomial nomenclature?

a. Classifying organisms into seven levels

b. Naming system in which each organism is given a two-part name

c. The naming system developed by Aristotle

d. Grouping animals based on how they move

Naming system in which each organism is given a two-part name

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Polynomial classification has recently begun to replace the binomial system

True or False

False

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What is taxonomy?

a. the name of Aristotle's classification system

b. the process of observing an organism's behavior

c. the scientific study of how living things are classified

d. the process used by geologists to classify rocks

the scientific study of how living things are classified

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The Atlantic Ocean is the largest ocean on earth

True or False

False

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The equator is a meridian with 0 degree longitude.

True or False

False

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The equator is parallel to the prime meridian

True or False

False

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Who had ships called "junks" that were 400 feet long and carried tons of cargo?

a. Vikings

b. Chinese

c. Greeks

d. Egyptians

Chinese

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A phylogenetic tree shows evolutionary relationships among organisms

True or False

True

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In printed scientific names, only the ________ is capitalized.

a. genus

b. species

c. kingdom

d. phylum

genus

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The Vikings came to North America 500 years before Columbus

True or False

True

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In the current taxonomic system, families are grouped into

a. phyla

b. kingdoms

c. orders

d. classes

orders

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An organism's scientific name consists of:

a. its class name and its family name

b. its genus name and its species name

c. its kingdom name and its species name

d. its phylum name and its species name

its genus name and its species name

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A related group of genera compromise

a. a class

b. an order

c. a family

d. a phylum

a family

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The international date line runs straight through many countries

True or False

False

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Which classification level is broader than the phylum level?

a. order

b. class

c. family

d. kingdom

kingdom

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Bath sponges have a skeleton made of:

a. calcium carbonate spicules

b. collar cells

c. detritus particles

d. protein sponge fibers

protein sponge fibers

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The Cnidarian body form specialized for sessile existence is the:

a. polyp

b. gastrula

c. planula

d. medusa

polyp

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The phylum name for sponges is ____________ which means ___________.

a. spongin; soft-body

b. porifera; pore-bearer

c. porifera; spiny skin

d. spongin; filter-feeder

porifera; pore-bearer

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Hydra capture their prey with their:

a. mesoglea

b. tentacles

c. basal disk

d. mouth

basal disk

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Sea anemones belong to the class:

a. Scyphozoa

b. Anthozoa

c. Hydrozoa

d. Cubozoa

Anthozoa

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Cnidarians have a _____________ symmetrical body plan.

a. bilaterally

b. isometrically

c. radially

d. equilaterally

radially

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Sponges and all filter feeders eat:

a. all particulate matter suspended in the water

b. plankton only

c. vegetation only

d. dead plankton only

all particulate matter suspended in the water

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The characteristics common to all Cnidarians include all of the following EXCEPT:

a. stinging cells

b. polyps

c. hollow gut

d. tentacles

polyps

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Both feeding and reproduction in sponges involve:

a. spongin

b. nematocysts

c. collar cells

d. spicules

collar cells

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All of the following features are shared by Cnidarians EXCEPT:

a. multicellular

b. complete digestive tract with 2 openings

c. nematocysts

d. radial symmetry

complete digestive tract with 2 openings

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All Cnidarians...

a. have flexible tentacles

b. are sessile

c. have a highly developed brain

d. have a skeleton made of spongin

have flexible tentacles

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Which of these features do all sponges share?

a. marine

b. nematocysts

c. flexible tentacles

d. simple nervous system

marine

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The nematocysts of a sea anemone are located on its:

a. tentacles

b. mouth parts

c. basal disk

d. blastopore

tentacles

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Cnidarians were the first animals with a mouth and stomach

True or False

True

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All of the following animals have radial symmetry EXCEPT:

a. jellies

b. sea anemones

c. hydra

d. sponges

sponges

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Stinging structures found in the tentacles of Cnidarians are called:

a. choanocytes

b. nematocysts

c. amebocytes

d. pore cells

nematocysts

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Corals that build reefs are ______________ organisms.

a. solitary

b. colonial

c. tertiary

d. binary

colonial

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Hydra can move along a surface by:

a. they do not ever move

b. digging below the sand

c. swimming

d. somersaulting

somersaulting

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Jellyfish swimming motion actually helps them bring food to their mouth

True or False

True

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A hydra shows:

a. asymmetry

b. spherical symmetry

c. radial symmetry

d. bilateral symmetry

radial symmetry

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An example of an animal from the class Anthozoa is

a. Hydra

b. Portuguese Man-of-War

c. Sea Nettle jelly

d. Reef coral

reef coral

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There is a jellyfish in Japan that can rejuvenate and become young again, over and over.

True or False

True

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Sea anemones belong to the same phylum as:

a. sea urchins

b. sea stars

c. jellies

d. sponges

jellies

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Portugese Man-o-War are:

a. medusas

b. bilaterally symmetrical

c. colonial

d. jellies

medusas

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Corals have __________________ skeletons that may form coral reefs.

a. calcium carbonate

b. potassium dioxide

c. lithium chloride

d. silicon dioxide

calcium carbonate

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Sponges and sea anemones are in the same phylum

True or False

False

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Sponges are:

a. filter feeders

b. scavengers

c. deposit feeders

d. autotrophs

filter feeders

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All animals contain collagen

True or False

True

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The first animal was a sea anemone

True or False

False

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In bilaterally symmetrical animals, which of the following is NOT correctly paired?

a. ventral--brain

b. dorsal--upper surface

c. posterior--rear end

d. anterior--head region

ventral--brain

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Most Cnidarians are specialized as:

a. parasites

b. carnivores

c. detritivores

d. filter feeders

carnivores

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Spongin and spicules are important to a sponge because they:

a. produce offspring

b. remove waste

c. trap food

d. provide support

provide support

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Cnidarians expel undigested food and waste through the:

a. mouth

b. tentacles

c. gastrula

d. coelenteron

gastrula

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In Cnidarians, the body form that is specialized for a mobile existence is called a:

a. zygote

b. polyp

c. medusa

d. mesoglea

medusa

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All invertebrates:

a. are hermaphrodites

b. have no backbone

c. live in water

d. have tentacles

have no backbone

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Through the process of regeneration, sponges have the ability to:

a. reproduce sexually

b. self-fertilize

c. replace missing parts

d. distribute nutrients

replace missing parts

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The largest jellyfish, Lion's Mane Jelly, is the one with the most deadly venom

True or False

False

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There are a few anemones that can "swim" to escape danger

True or False

True

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Which of the following types of cells and structures of a sponge does NOT match the function?

a. osculum--opening where water leaves

b. pore--opening where water enters

c. spongin--protein fibers for support

d. collar cells--structures for support

collar cells--structures for support

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In bilaterally symmetrical animals, which of the following is NOT correctly paired?

a. Posterior-rear end

b. Ventral-brain

c. Anterior-head

d. Dorsal-upper surface

Ventral-brain

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When squid mate, which of the following is true?

a. the male hands over the sperm package and helps the female guard the eggs

b. the female lays the eggs and the male fertilizes them after she dies

c. the male and female shoot their eggs and sperm out into the water and hope they find each other

d. the male hands over the sperm package and then soon after dies, leaving the female to guard the eggs alone

the male hands over the sperm package and then soon after dies, leaving the female to guard the eggs alone

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Deposit-feeding animals feed on:

a. plankton from the water that passively enters the digestive system

b. particulate matter suspended in the water

c. blood and living tissue

d. organic matter that settles on the bottom

organic matter that settles on the bottom

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All Mollusks:

a. have external segmentation

b. have a soft body often covered with a shell made of silica

c. lack a circulatory system

d. have a soft body covered by a mantle

have a soft body covered by a mantle

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Which of the following are NOT correctly paired?

a. Class Gastropoda--mussels

b. Class Bivalvia--oysters

c. Class Cephalopoda--octopus

d. All classes are paired correctly

Class-Gastropoda--mussels

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The radula in Mollusks is part of the:

a. reproductive system

b. nervous system

c. digestive system

d. defense system

digestive system

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Nudibranchs are members of which Class of Mollusks?

a. Chitons

b. Gastropods

c. Cephalopods

d. Bivalves

gastropods

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A single individual that possesses both male and female sex organs is called:

a. Parasite

b. Hermaphrodite

c. Host

d. Cyst

Hermaphrodite

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All cephalopods lack a shell

True or False

False

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In which of the following types of Mollusks does external fertilization occur?

a. Squid

b. Clam

c. Snail

d. Nudibranch

Clam

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A hemocoel is part of:

a. an open circulatory system

b. a radula

c. a chambered shell

d. a complex brain

an open circulatory system

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Which of the following Mollusk structures usually secretes the shell?

a. Head

b. Mantle

c. Foot

d. Visceral mass

Mantle

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A scallop is classified into which phylum?

a. Molluska

b. Cephalopoda

c. Bivalvia

d. Gastropoda

Bivalvia

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The chambered nautilus is the only existing cephalopod that has:

a. An outer shell

b. An open circulatory system

c. Pigment cells

d. Separate sexes

An outer shell

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The tongue-like strip used by snails to feed is called a:

a. Valve

b. Radula

c. Siphon

d. Beak

Radula

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Gills are organs specialized for:

a. Gas exchange

b. Digestion

c. Movement

d. Excretion

Gas exchange

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Most Bivalves are:

a. Land dwellers

b. Parasites

c. Predators

d. Filter feeders

Filter feeders

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The internal support structure of a squid is called:

a. Siphon

b. Beak

c. Radula

d. Pen

pen

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Slugs are members of the class:

a. Bivalvia

b. Cephalopoda

c. Gastropoda

d. Nudibranch

Gastropoda

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Squids and octopuses are filter feeders.

True or False

False

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The eyes of a snail are located at the end of tentacles on the head.

True or False

False

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Scallops have the ability to move through the water.

True or False

True

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Octopuses can only use jet propulsion to escape danger.

True or False

False

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Snails have a closed circulatory system.

True or False

False

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All Gastropods have some sort of shell.

True or False

False

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Many Gastropods have primitive eyes.

True or False

True

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There are no Cephalopods with an algae-scraping radula.

True or False

True

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All Mollusks perform external fertilization.

True or False

False

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Gastropod means "feeding foot".

True or False

False

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Cephalopod means "head foot".

True or False

True

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Gastropods are also known as the Univalves.

True or False

True

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Gastropods have a hemocoel where they digest they food.

True or False

True

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Squid use their ink to escape from a predator.

True or False

True

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Squid can change color to show their emotions.

True or False

True

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Adult Echinoderms have pentraradial symmetry

True or False

True

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If you cut a sea star in half through the middle, only one of the piece will regrow into a whole star

True or False

False