living things review. which of the statements about bacteria is not true? a.bacteria reproduces...
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Living Things Review
Which of the statements about bacteria is NOT true?
A. Bacteria reproduces using binary fission
B. Bacteria do not have a nucleus
C. Bacteria are not living things
D. Bacteria are either rod, round, or spiral shaped
Bacteria
repro
duces u
sing b
...
Bacteria
do not hav
e a nucleus
Bacteria
are not l
iving t
hings
Bacteria
are eith
er ro
d, roun..
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Warm-blooded vertebrates that have hair, specialized teeth, and the females produce milk
A. BirdsB. ReptilesC. MammalsD. sponges
Birds
Reptiles
Mammals
sponges
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9%
Which of these describes all reptiles?
A. Ectotherms with dry skin that absorb oxygen with lungs
B. Ectotherms with moist skin that absorb oxygen with gills
C. Endotherms with dry skin that absorb oxygen with gills
D. Endotherms with moist skin that absorb oxygen with lungs
Ecto
therm
s with
dry sk
in tha...
Ecto
therm
s with
moist
skin t.
..
Endoth
erms w
ith dry
skin th
a...
Endoth
erms w
ith m
oist sk
in ...
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How are viruses, bacteria, and protists alike?
A. They are multicellular and can cause disease.
B. They are unicellular and can cause disease.
C. They are non-living and can cause disease.
D. They can be seen with the naked eye and can cause disease.
They
are m
ultice
llular
and ca
...
They
are unice
llular
and ca
n...
They
are non-liv
ing and ca
n ...
They
can be s
een w
ith th
e n...
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Imagine that you are at the beach. You see an invertebrate with 2 matching shells. The animal
has dug itself into the sand by using a strong, muscular foot. What type of animal is this?
A. ArthropodB. A spongeC. EchinodermD. A mollusk
Arthro
pod
A sponge
Echinoderm
A mollu
sk
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Organization, growth, reproduction, and response are all characteristics of
A. Bacteria and protists only
B. Viruses and other organisms
C. All living thingsD. All nonliving things
Bacteria
and pro
tists only
Viruse
s and oth
er org
anism
s
All livi
ng things
All nonliv
ing things
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The heart is made up of different tissues. Which level of organization does it belong to?
A. CellB. TissueC. Organ D. Organ system
Cell
Tissu
eOrg
an
Organ
syste
m
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Sally looks at an animal’s jawbone and observes that the teeth are sharp and pointed. She
deduces that the animal probably eats
A. PlantsB. AlgaeC. Prey D. fungi
Plants
Algae
Prey
fungi
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In a multicellular organism, similar cells that work together make up
A. A tissueB. A speciesC. A nucleusD. An egg
A tissue
A spec
ies
A nucleus
An egg
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What are invertebrates?
A. Animals with backbones
B. Animals without backbones
C. Organisms that make their own food
D. Organisms with roots and stems
Animals
with
backb
ones
Animals
with
out back
bones
Organ
isms t
hat m
ake th
eir o..
Organ
isms w
ith ro
ots an
d s...
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The smallest unit that is able to perform the basic functions of life (smallest living unit)
A. CellB. TissueC. AtomD. organ
Cell
Tissue
Atom
organ
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0%9%
0%
20
A cold-blooded vertebrate that has lungs and skin covered with scales or horny plates
A. AmphibianB. ReptileC. mammal D. bird
Amphibian
Reptile
mammal bird
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0%0%
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20
A characteristic, behavior, or inherited trait that allows a species to be able to survive
and reproduce in their particular environment, such as webbed feet
A. adaptation B. phenotype C. genotype D. gene
adaptation
phenotype
genotype
gene
50%
0%
10%
40%
20
A specialized cell is one that has
A. No function in an organ
B. A general functionC. A specific functionD. More than one
function
No functi
on in an
organ
A general
functi
on
A spec
ific functi
on
More
than
one functi
on
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20
A bivalve takes in oxygen through its
A. GillsB. MantleC. LungsD. Tube feet
Gills
Mantle
Lungs
Tube f
eet
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20
The single celled organisms without nuclei are
A. Bacteria and archaea
B. Viruses and protistsC. Bacteria and protistsD. Archaea and viruses
Bacteria
and arch
aea
Viruse
s and pro
tists
Bacteria
and pro
tists
Archae
a and vi
ruse
s
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20
Which of these invertebrates can ONLY live in water?
A. InsectsB. SpongesC. WormsD. mollusks
Insects
Sponge
s
Worm
s
mollusk
s
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20
What is one adaptation of cnidarians?
A. A mantleB. TentaclesC. MoltingD. metamorphosis
A man
tle
Tenta
cles
Molti
ng
metamorp
hosis
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20
Which of these best describes a sponge?
A. Sessile filter feederB. A mobile filter
feederC. A sessile organism
that uses gillsD. A mobile organism
that uses skin to absorb oxygen
Sessi
le filter f
eeder
A mobile
filter f
eeder
A sessi
le organ
ism th
at use
s g...
A mobile
organ
ism th
at use
s...
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We know that a balloon is not alive because it
A. Does not have an inside and outside
B. Never increases in size
C. Cannot reproduce itself
D. Does not change with its environment
Does not h
ave an
insid
e and...
Never
increas
es in si
ze
Cannot r
eproduce
itse
lf
Does not c
hange w
ith its
en...
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20
Two adaptations that protect most echinoderms from their enemies are
A. Internal skeleton and bilateral symmetry
B. Internal skeleton and spiny skin
C. External skeleton and tube feet
D. External skeleton and mobile larva
Intern
al ske
leton and bila
ter..
Intern
al ske
leton and sp
iny ...
Exte
rnal s
keleto
n and tube f
eet
Exte
rnal s
keleto
n and mobile
...
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20
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Bivalves, cephalopods, and gastropods are all types of
A. EchinodermsB. MollusksC. CrustaceansD. cnidarians
Echinoderm
s
Mollu
sks
Crusta
cean
s
cnidar
ians
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Which group of invertebrates is the largest?
A. SpongesB. MollusksC. CnidariansD. arthropods
Sponge
s
Mollu
sks
Cnidarians
arth
ropods
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20
Every arthropod has
A. An exoskeletonB. A mantleC. GillsD. Book lungs
An exosk
eleton
A man
tle Gills
Book lungs
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20
An animal that does not have a backbone, such as squids, worms, or spiders
A. lizard B. vertebrateC. invertebrate D. human
lizard
vertebrate
inverte
brate
human
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0%
20
Insects are the largest group of
A. CnidariansB. GastropodsC. ArthropodsD. crustaceans
Cnidarians
Gastro
pods
Arthro
pods
crusta
cean
s
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20
An exoskeleton can best be compared to
A. A knight’s suit of armor
B. A bicycle helmetC. A car seat beltD. Knee and elbow
pads
A knight’s su
it of a
rmor
A bicycle
helmet
A car s
eat b
elt
Knee and el
bow pads
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The main reason that most amphibians live in moist environments is that
A. They lay hard-shelled eggs on land
B. They get oxygen through moist skin
C. Their eggs are fertilized internally
D. They have ineffective sensory organs
They
lay h
ard-sh
elled
eggs
o...
They
get o
xyge
n thro
ugh m
oi..
Their
eggs a
re fe
rtiliz
ed inte
...
They
have in
effec
tive se
nso..
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What distinguishes vertebrates as a group?
A. Vertebrates have exoskeletons
B. Vertebrates have endoskeletons
C. Vertebrates are not flexible
D. Vertebrates don’t have backbones
Verte
brates h
ave ex
oskele
tons
Verte
brates h
ave en
doskel.
..
Verte
brates a
re not fl
exible
Verte
brates d
on’t hav
e bac
...
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20
Which of these adaptations do most bony fish have?
A. ScalesB. Cartilaginous
skeletonsC. Jawless mouthsD. Asexual
reproduction
Scales
Cartilagin
ous ske
letons
Jawless
mouths
Asexu
al re
producti
on
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20
Because they are endoderms, birds
A. Cannot produce their own body heat
B. Need small amounts of food
C. Cool off by sweatingD. Maintain a constant
body temperature
Cannot p
roduce
their o
wn b...
Need sm
all am
ounts of f
ood
Cool off by s
weating
Mainta
in a co
nstant b
ody t...
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20
Which of these adaptations allows fish to breathe?
A. Lateral lineB. GillsC. FinsD. Swim bladder
Later
al lin
eGills Fin
s
Swim
bladder
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Most amphibians spend
A. All of their life on land
B. All of their life in the water
C. Part of their life in the water
D. Part of their life in the air
All of t
heir life
on land
All of t
heir life
in th
e wate
r
Part o
f their
life i
n the w
ater
Part o
f their
life i
n the ai
r
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Which of these describes all reptiles?
A. Scaly skinB. Moist skinC. GillsD. Mammary glands
Scaly sk
in
Moist
skin
Gills
Mammar
y glan
ds
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Which adaptation helps birds fly?
A. Incubation of eggsB. Hollow bonesC. Migration pathsD. Specialized beaks
Incubation of e
ggs
Hollow bones
Migr
ation paths
Specia
lized beak
s
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Which of these adaptations helps a baby mammal survive after birth?
A. Hibernation during the winter
B. Gestation inside an egg
C. Migration during the winter
D. Production of milk by its mother
Hibernation durin
g the w
inter
Gesta
tion insid
e an egg
Migr
ation during t
he winte
r
Producti
on of milk
by its
mo...
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20
You see 2 small vertebrates near a rock. One is a lizard. One is a salamander. How
can you tell which is the salamander?
A. The salamander is the one with 4 limbs.
B. The salamander is the one with moist skin.
C. The salamander is the one that lays eggs.
D. The salamander is the one with the tail.
The s
alaman
der is
the one w
...
The s
alaman
der is
the one w
...
The s
alaman
der is
the one th
..
The s
alaman
der is
the one w
i..
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Most fish control how deep they float in water with
A. Lateral linesB. ScalesC. Streamlined tailsD. Swim bladders
Later
al lin
esSc
ales
Strea
mlined ta
ils
Swim
bladders
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20
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