Animals

Symmetry

100

What is the back surface of animals?

A: Ventral  B: Anterior

C: Posterior  D: Dorsal

D: Dorsal

200

What is the tail end of bilaterally symmetric animals?

A: Ventral  B: Posterior

C: Dorsal  D: Anterior

B: Posterior

300

An animal's body plan that can be divided along any plane and you'd get roughly equal halves is what type of symmetry?

A: Radial symmetry  B: Reflectional symmetry

C: rotational symmetry  D: Bilateral symmetry

A: Radial symmetry

400

Animals with a right and left side that mirror each other when cut in half is what type of symmetry?

A: Reflection symmetry  B: Radial symmetry

C: Bilateral symmetry  D: Rotational symmetry

C: Bilateral symmetry

Vertebrate or Invertebrate

100

Define vertebrate

A: An animal without a back bone  B: An animal with a back bone

B: An animal with a back bone

200

Define invertebrate

A: An animal with a backbone  B: An animal without a back bone

B: An animal without a back bone

300

What has an exoskeleton, a vertebrate, or an invertebrate?

A: Invertebrate  B: Vertebrate

A: Invertebrate

400

What has an endoskeleton, a vertebrate or a invertebrate?

A: Invertebrate  B: Vertebrate

A: Invertebrate

Protostomes, Deuterostomes, and Body cavities

100

A fluid-filled body cavity partly lined with mesoderm which allows the organism to run fast.

A: Psuedocoelom  B: Ceolom

C: Acoelomate  D: Ectoderm

A: Psuedocoelom

200

A fluid-filled body cavity completely surrounded by mesoderm.

A: Ectoderm  B: Pseudocoelom

C: Coelom  D: Acoelomate

C: Coelom

300

What classification does an animal whose mouth develops from cells other than those at the opening of the gastrula fall into?

A: Protostome  B: Endoderm

C:  Acoelomate D: Deutrostome

D: Deutrostome

400

What classification does an animal with a mouth that develops from the opening in the gastrula fall under?

A: Acoelomate  B: Coelom

C: Protostome  D: Deuterostome

C: Protostome

Endoderm, Ectoderm, and/or Mesoderm

100

Continues to grow and divide

A: All of the above  B: Mesoderm

C: Endoderm  D: Ectoderm

A: All of the above

200

What is the middle cell layer in the gastrula?

A: Endoderm  B: All of the above

C: Ectoderm  D: Mesoderm

D: Mesoderm

300

Eventually develops into the skin and nervous tissue of an animal.

A:Mesoderm  B: Ectoderm

C: All of the above  D: Endoderm

B: Ectoderm

400

What is the layer of cells on the inner surface of the gastrula?

A: All of the above B: Ectoderm

C: Mesoderm D: Endoderm

D: Endoderm

Random

100

An organism that does not move from place to place but is permanently attached to a surface is?

A: Radial  B: Bilateral

C: Ectoderm D: Sessile

D: Sessile

200

Most animals develop from a single, fertilized egg called a what?

A: Gastrula  B: Cleavage

C: Zygote  D: Blastula

C: Zygote

300

What does the latin word "Amphibia" mean?

A: Semi-aquatic  B: Double life

C: Wet  D: Mud-burrowing

B: Double life

400

There are more than ___ species of fish.

A: 20,000  B: 100,000

C: 90,000  D: 30,000

A: 20,000

500

BONUS

What word is used to describe how an organism changes over time?

Metamorphosis