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science exam review vertebrate test

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Which of the following animals is a marsupial?   koala  
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Which of the following animals is an amphibian?   frog  
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Which of these has a shorter, more rounded or blunt snout, and whose teeth are all covered when the mouth is closed?   alligator  
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Which of these has "soft", leathery scales covering its body?   snake  
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An animal without legs that has gills to breathe and a body covered with hard scales a   fish  
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An animal that is covered with hair or fur, breathes with lungs, and produces milk to fee her young is   mammal  
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An animal that lives a double life starting as a tadpole in in the water and later changing into a land animal is a   amphibian  
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An animal that has scaly skin, breathes with lungs, and lays eggs that have a leathery covering is a   reptile  
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The skeletons of vertebrates are made from either bone or cartilage   True  
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Because they have no teeth, birds grind the foods they have swallowed in this organ   gizzard  
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All birds can fly   False  
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For their size, most mammals have smaller brains than other vertebrates.   False  
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The age of a turtle can be determined by counting the number of scales on it's shell.   False  
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The age of a fish can be determined by counting the rings on one scale of its body.   True  
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The backbone of a turtle is separate from the shell covering the body.   False  
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Lizards are different from snakes because lizards have   legs  
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Whales breathe with   lungs  
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What is an animal with a backbone called?   vertebrate  
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What is a strong by flexible column of of individual bony units, or vertebrae?   backbone  
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What is an internal skeleton made of bone and cartilage?   endoskeleton  
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What are the five main groups of vertebrates?   fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals  
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Why do most amphibians live near fresh water?   Their eggs and larvae need water to survive.  
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Which of the following characteristics is only found in birds?   They have feathers  
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Which of the following helps keep a mammal's body temperature stable?   fur and hair  
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Which of the following is not one of the three main parts of an endoskeleton?   mantle  
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The main respiratory organs of a fish are the   gills  
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In vertebrates, blood is pushed througha closed circulatory system by the   heart  
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The blood vessels that carry blood to and from the heart are   arteries and veins  
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The organ in which most food breakdown occurs and nutrients are absorbed is the   small intestine  
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The organ that filters urea from the blood is the   kidney  
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Then sound reaches the ear   the ear sends impulsed through sensory nerves to the brain.  
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Almost all vertebrates reproduce through   sexual reproduction  
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An embryo develops specialized cells through   differentiation  
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Parenting skills of birds and mammals differ from those of fish and reptiles in that   birds and mammals have fewer offspring, so they parent longer  
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Which of these is not a type of mammal   reptile  
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To which group of mammals do humans belongs?   placental  
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Besides maintaining body temperature, some birds' feathers help them to do which of the following?   fly  
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