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MS Science Final Exam Review Romeo 2015
1. All living things are made up of________________.
2. All cells come from____________________________.
3. Photosynthesis takes place in the _________________________ in plant cells.
4. ____________________________ convert food into energy that the cell can use.
5. Which of the following controls what enters and leaves the cell?_________________________
6. Which cell structure helps support plants?________________________________
7. What is the gelatin like substance in a cell found between the cell membrane and the
nucleus?____________________
8. ____________ is found on the chromosomes and carries genetic information.
9. An animal with ______________________ has identical body parts on both sides of its body.
10. An animal without a backbone is a(n) ________________________.
11. The body of a sponge is covered with small openings called ______________________.
12. A system in which blood is NOT contained in vessels, but spreads over the organs is a(n)
______________________________________.
13. Coral, sea anemones and jellyfish are examples of _______________________.
14. All arthropods have _______________________________.
15. Unlike other arthropods, arachnids have _________ legs.
16. All cnidarians have ______________________________.
17. Heartworm is a disease in dogs caused by ________________________________.
18. Vertebrae surround and protect the __________________________.
19. Of the following, the trait that is NOT a characteristic of all chordates is ____________________.
20. Fish have fleshy filaments called _____________ where carbon dioxide and oxygen are exchanged.
21. _________________________ is a tough, flexible tissue similar to bone.
22. Lampreys and hagfish are examples of _______________________ fish.
23. Unlike the eggs of fish and amphibians, the eggs of reptiles __________________________.
24. _______________ are ectotherms that spend time in water and on land, but they lay their eggs in
water.
25. __________________are ectotherms with dry, scaly skin that lay eggs on land.
26. Sharks, skates and rays are examples of __________________________ fish.
27. _____________________ are pouched mammals that give birth to tiny, immature offspring.
28. Humans, whales and elephants are examples of _______________________________.
29. Fanlike structures in fish used for steering and balancing are called_____________________.
30. The skull and vertebrae are part of the _________________________ in vertebrates.
31. ______________________ are animals whose body temperatures stay the same regardless of the
temperature of their surroundings.
32. Soft, fluffy ________________feathers provide insulation for birds.
33. Crab, lobster and shrimp are all examples of ____________________________.
34. Insects have __________________________________________________________.
35. Centipedes have _______________________________________________________.
Write I or V on the line to indicate whether the animal is an invertebrate or
vertebrate.
____1. coral
____2. crab
____3. starfish
____4. parrot
____5. fish
____6. dog
____7. jellyfish
____8. sea anemone
____9. octopus
____10. pig
____11. sponge
____12. whale
____13. shark
____14. lobster
____15. squid
Matching
____1. Gastropod
a. invertebrate with two shells, lives in water and is a filter feeder
____2. Bivalve
b. invertebrate with defined head and foot divided into tentacles
____3. Cephalopod
c. invertebrate with one or no shell, lives on land or in water
There will also be four pictures of different mollusks (gastropod, bivalve and cephalopod
you will identify.
Matching
_____1. Body parts can be divided into similar halves
a. vertebrate
_____2. Animal without a backbone
b. radial symmetry
_____3. Body parts arranged in a circle around a central point
c. bilateral symmetry
_____4. Animals WITH a backbone
d. invertebrate
_____5. A tapeworm is this kind of worm
e. roundworm
_____6. This invertebrate’s body is described as a tube within a tube
f. cnidarian
_____7. All sponges are this
g. flatworm
_____8. Invertebrates with stinging cells
h. filter feeders