Proifora quiz

1.) Proifera have…

a.) Linear Symmetry

b.) Radical Symmetry

c.) No symmetry

d.) Circular Symmetry

2.) The most Common Type of Sponge is …

a.) Asconoids
b.) Syconoids

c.) Osculum

d.) Leuconoids

3.) These are vase like cells that act like a filter

a.) Pinacocytes

b.) Collencytes

c.) Choanocytes

d.) Spongioblasts

4.) Which of the following is a true statement about proifera?

a.) They are sessile.

b.) They have no true tissue, but have organs.

c.) They are classified with fungi.

d.) There are very few types.

5.) Sponges reproduce

a.) Asexual reproduction

b.) Gonochoristic sexual reproduction

 c.) Hermaphroditic sexual reproduction

d.) All of the above

6.) Choanocytes line up in a large central space called the…

a.) Ostia

b.) Oscula

c.) Spicules

d.) Spongocoel

7.) Pinacocytes are…

a.) External cells that are similar to tissue in other animals, they also
absorb large food items.

b.) Star shaped cells that secrete collagenous fibrils.

c.) Cells that secrete spicules.

d.) Cells that secrete sponging fibers.

8.) These are a type of amoebocytes that are very mobile and secrete
fibrils

a.) Mesohyl

b.) Lophocytes

c.) Osculum

d.) Sessile

9.) Budding occurs when…

a.) a new sponge grows on an existing one and then breaks off when it
is mature
 b.) cells are joined to form larvae

c.) sponges live in large groups

d.) sperm cells that are released into the water

10.)Oviparous is when

a.) the cell secrete fibrils

b.) the water exits the sponge

c.) both sperm cells and egg cells are released into the water

d.) cells are released into the water

Key

1.) C

2.) D

3.) C

4.) A

5.) D

6.) D

7.) A

8.) B

9.) A

10.) C

Multiple Choice Taryn

1. Which major group is the most diverse?

a. Anthozoa
b. Cubozoa
c. Hydrozoa
d. Scyphozoan
2. “cnidos” means:
a. Stinging needle
b. Poison ejector
c. Poison needle
d. Stinging nettle

3. What is a mesoglea?
a. It serves as a gas exchange
b. It holds a cnidarian’s layers together
c. A type of Hydrozoa
d. A defense mechanism

4. Nematocysts are:
a. A type of Anthozoa
b. A type of Cubozoa
c. One of the cell layers
d. Cells with poison tips

5. What are the names of Cnidarians two layers?

a. Exoskeleton and endoskeleton
b. Xylem and phloem
c. Endothermic and exothermic
d. Endoderm and ectoderm

6. Which of these are not a Hydrozoa?

a. Fire corals
b. Hydroids
c. Anemones
d. Siphonophores

7. Where do most species of Cnidarias live?

a. In oceans
b. In fresh water
c. In rives
d. In Carl’s house

8. What serves as a gas exchange and digests for a Cnidaria?

a. Siphonophores
b. colenterons
c. Medusas
d. Mesogleas
9. Where don’t Cnidarias’ live?
a. In depths of water
b. Near waters surface
c. under sand
d. On the beach

10. What does the term diploblastic mean?

a. Body/tentacles have two cell layers
b. Diploid
c. Able to exchange gas and digest
d. Double headed

1) C

2) D

3) B

4) D

5) D

6) C

7) A

8) B

9) D

10) A

Stephanie Farbizio, Kara Jackson, and Cassie Schumacher

Reptile and Bird Quiz

1.) Which of the following is not one of the four reptile categories?
a. Crocodilia
b. Testudines
c. Sphenodontia
d. Squamata
e. Maniraptora

2.) What are reptiles the closest relatives of?

a. fish
b. amphibians
c. birds
d. dinosaurs
 e. mammals

3.) What category of reptiles contains the most species?

a. Squamata
b. Maniraptora
c. Crocodilia
d. Testudines
e. Sphenodontia

4.) What is the only continent in which reptiles do not live?

a. South America
b. North America
c. Asia
d. Antarctica
e. Africa

5.) What sets reptiles apart from other animals?

a. they are warm blooded
b. they swollen their prey whole
c. they have scales
d. they have fur
e. none of the above

6.) What don’t reptiles and birds have in common?

a. they swallow their prey whole
b. they both have fur
c. they both lay eggs
d. they can live in both land and water
c. they can both walk on land

7.) What bird hunts under water?

a. Hummingbid
b. Parakeet
c. Toucans
d. Penguin
e. Frigate

8.) What do birds do before migrating?

a. kill a predator
b. decrease body fats
c. increase organ size
d. increase body fats
e. c and b

9.) How do birds navigate their way during migration?

a. by using land marks
b. by following a pack
 c. by using the sun
d. by using sounds
e. none of the above

10.) What’s an example of a nectar feeder?

a. hummingbird
b. loon
c. blue Jay
d. flamingo
e. penguin

1-E

2-C

3-A

4-D

5-C

6-B

7-D

8-D

9-C

10-A

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1)What is their internal skeleton made of?

a.Bone
b.Cartilage
c.Both >>answer
d.Neither

2)A Rod that extends the length of the body and serves as a flexible axis is a..
a.Tail
b.Dorsal
c.Cloaca
d.Notochord >>answer

3)Which is NOT a characteristic of cartilaginous fish?

a.Deuterostomes
 b.Bone Skeleton>>answer
c.Coelomates
d.Ovoviviparous

4)Which fin propels the shark forward while swimming?

a.Dorsal
b.Pelvis
c.Pectoral
d.Caudal>>answer

5)Which is NOT a characteristic of Rays?

a.Dorsal fins >>answer
b.Bottom dwellers
c.Pectoral fins
d.Whip like tails

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1.) The fossil record of annelids is

a. Sparse-----
b. Diverse
c. Unavailable
d. Abundant

2.) The digestive, reproductive, and circulatory systems of annelids are

a. All contained in the same area
b. Separated by septa---------
c. All the same system
d. Annelids do not contain these systems

3.) Some common annelids are

a. Leeches and earthworms------------
b. Sharks and minnows
c. Short-stemmed plants and shrubs
d. Sea sponges and coral

4.) Annelids have

a. Bilateral symmetry--------------
b. Point symmertry
c. No symmetry
d. Diagonal symmetry
5.) Annelids have a wide variety of diets such as
a. Grasses and mosses
b. Sediments and blood------------
c. They make their own food
d. Tree bark and leaves

6.) Along with reproducing asexually, annelids can also

a. Regenerate lost body parts-----------
b. Create their own food
c. Ingest organisms much larger than themselves
d. Never stop growing

7.) After the typical larval stage, the annelid

a. Is done growing and is its adult size
b. Grows the rest of its segments over time to reach adult size-----
c. Spawns other larvae off of it
d. Is usually eaten by a predator

Mammal Questions:

1.) Which group of mammals lays eggs?

A.) All B.) Prototheria
C.) Theria D.) Platypus E.) None.

2.) Why is the Neocortex important?

A.) Eating B.) Drinking
C.)Movement D.) Complex actions (thinking) E.) None

3.) What is a Protostome?

A.) Develops into a Mouth first
B.) Develops into an anus first
C.) Develops both at the same time
D.) None of the Above
E.) An organelle

4.) Mammals most likely evolved most recently from:

A.) Reptiles B.) Amphibians
C.) Protista D.) Fish E.) None.

5.) Nearly all mammals are ___________or___________blooded:

A.) Endothermic, Warm
B.) Exothermic, Cold
C.) Exothermic, Cold
D.) Endothermic, Warm
E.) Could be A or B
6.) Mammals have __________ heart Chambers:
A.) 1 B.) 2 C.)3 D.) 4 E.) More than 4

7.) Mammals generally have ______________ arms/legs:

A.) 1 B.) 2 C.)3 D.) 4 E.) More than 4

8.) Mammals have __________symmetry:

A.) Radial
B.) Bilateral
C.) Point
D.) None
E.) Box

9.) Mammals have the ability to learn new things, meaning they are:
A.) Second mates
B.) Primates
C.) Smart
D.) Cool
E.) Dimates

10.) Which is not a characteristic of mammals?

A.) They are deuterostomes
B.) Acoeleomates
C.) Vertebrates
D.) Specialized nervous tissue
E.) Spend most of their time in the diploid state

b,d,a,a, 5a should be homeothermic and it is the answer, d, d,b,b,b