Science 4Th Quarter Exam 2011

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adaptations

(3)

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camouflage, mimicry, & protective outer coverings

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characteristics of animals

(3)

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made of many cells, digest their food, and have cells with a nucleus and organelles

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about 97% of species are ____

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invertebrates

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____ use their stinging cells to stun food organisms

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cnidarians

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___ _____ help sponges filter feed

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collar cells

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humans, fish, frogs all have

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bilateral symmetry

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a ___ is classified as having a backbone

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vertebrae

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animals that feed on small bits of organisms are ____

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detritivores

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___ are the class that contains clams and scallops, is named for the two shells each member has

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bivalves

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when an arthropod sheds, it sheds its ____

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exoskeleton

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the stages of incomplete metamorphosis are ___, ___, & ____

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egg, nymph, and ault

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during cold months, amphibians ___

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hibernate

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reptiles breathe with ___

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lungs

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snakes feed on ___

(4)

Back 14

insects, fish, rodents, and worms

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a dolphin is an _____ _____

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endothermic vertebrae

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fish have ___

(3)

Back 16

gills, fins, & scales

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most reptiles have a heart with ___ chambers

Back 17

3

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a complex pattern of innate behavior is an ___

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instinct

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when a dog with a bone growls at another dog, it is showing ___

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aggression

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birds singing, fireflies lighting up, and frogs croaking are showing ___ behavior

Back 20

courtship

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animal communication include __
(3)

Back 21

courtship behavior, aggression, and pheromones

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kittiwake chicks stand as soon as they hatch, this is an example of ___ behavior.

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innate

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yawning, sneezing, an shivering are all ___

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reflexes

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an area that an animal defends from other members of the same species is its __

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territory

Front 25

bone tissue is broken down by bone cells called
___

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osteoclasts

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pivot, ball and socket, and hinge are examples of ___ joints

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movable

Front 27

the ___ system protects interior organs, gives shape and support to body, and stores minerals

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skeletal

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skeletal muscles always work in ___

Back 28

pairs

Front 29

cardic and skeletal muscles are __

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straited

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cells of the ____ are conastantly dying off, rubbing off, and being replaces

Back 30

epidermis

Front 31

the ___ prevents injuries, prevents water loss, and regulates body temperature

Back 31

skin

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the __ group includes yogurt, cottage cheese, and sour cream

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milk

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sugar, starch, and cellulose are all ___

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carbohydrates

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liver damage would MOSTLY effect the ___ system

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digestive

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the ___: layer of the rainforest vegetation is made up of shade-tolerant shorter plants, insects, reptiles, and amphibians

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understory

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flooded land, abandonded logging areas, and the land after a forest fire are all all examples of ____ _____

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secondary succession

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using solar panels, recycling, and ridding the enviroment of harmful pollutants would help conserve _____ ______

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natural resources

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wind, solar power, hydroelectric power, and geothermal energy are _____ _____ ___

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renewable natural resources

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natural gas, coal, & oil are all ___ ____

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fossil fuels

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most air pollution results from the burning of ____ ____

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fossil fuels

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a ___ is a segmented worm that feeds on blood

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leech

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___ is when an exoskeleton is replaced

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molting

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___ means jointed foot

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arthropod

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an ___ ___ ___ when blood is not enclosed in vessels

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open circulatory system

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___ are segmented worms

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annelids

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the external covering that supports and protects the body

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exoskeleton

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a two-shelled mollusk

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bivalve

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is why ducklings follow the mother duck

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imprinting

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the instinctive seasonal movement

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migration

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a forceful act to dominate or control

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aggression

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a ___ is a segmented worm that feeds on blood

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leech

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___ is when an exoskeleton is replaced

Back 52

molting

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___ means jointed foot

Back 53

arthropod

Front 54

an ___ ___ ___ when blood is not enclosed in vessels

Back 54

open circulatory system

Front 55

___ are segmented worms

Back 55

annelids

Front 56

the external covering that supports and protects the body

Back 56

exoskeleton

Front 57

a two-shelled mollusk

Back 57

bivalve

Front 58

is why ducklings follow the mother duck

Back 58

imprinting

Front 59

the instinctive seasonal movement

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migration

Front 60

a forceful act to dominate or control

Back 60

aggression

Front 61

muscles you control

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voluntary muscles

Front 62

the pigment that gives your skin color

Back 62

pigment

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the outermost layer of skin

Back 63

epidermis

Front 64

involuntary muscles with striations in your heart

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cardiac muscles

Front 65

thick bands of tissue that attach muscles to bones

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tendons

Front 66

muscles that look striped and are used to move bones

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skeletal muscles

Front 67

involuntary muscles that have no striations

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smooth muscles

Front 68

muscles you can't control consciously

Back 68

involuntary muscles

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an organ that contracts and relaxes

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muscles

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a substance that produces red and white blood cells inside bones

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marrow

Front 71

muscles you control

Back 71

voluntary muscles

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the pigment that gives your skin color

Back 72

pigment

Front 73

the outermost layer of skin

Back 73

epidermis

Front 74

involuntary muscles with striations in your heart

Back 74

cardiac muscles

Front 75

thick bands of tissue that attach muscles to bones

Back 75

tendons

Front 76

muscles that look striped and are used to move bones

Back 76

skeletal muscles

Front 77

involuntary muscles that have no striations

Back 77

smooth muscles

Front 78

muscles you can't control consciously

Back 78

involuntary muscles

Front 79

an organ that contracts and relaxes

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muscles

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a substance that produces red and white blood cells inside bones

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marrow

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a joint that allows range of movement

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movable joint

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a tough band of tissue that holds bones together

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ligament

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all the bones that make up a skeleton

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skeletal system

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where 2 or more bones meet

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joint

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the tight-fitting membrane that makes up outer covering of bones

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periosteum

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the joint that allows little or no motion

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immovable joint

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the layer under the epidermis

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dermis

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a flexible tissue without blood cells that cushions ends of bones

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cartilage