Ch. 29 STP
Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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In protostomes, the blastopore develops into the
a. | ectoderm | b. | mouth | c. | anus | d. | deuterostomes | e. | spiracles |
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Which trend did NOT occur during invertebrate evolution?
a. | specialization of cells | b. | loss of a true coelom | c. | segmentation of
bodies | d. | bilateral symmetry | e. | cephalization |
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All animals have some form of body symmetry EXCEPT
a. | sponges | b. | jellyfishes | c. | worms | d. | arthropods | e. | echinoderms |
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What is a function of the excretory system?
a. | to supply cells with oxygen and nutrients | b. | to rid the body of
metabolic wastes | c. | to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide with the environment | d. | to gather
information from the environment | e. | to break down
food |
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Specialized tissues used to move, breathe, and pump blood are called
a. | germ layers | d. | muscles | b. | excretory systems | e. | ectoderms | c. | endoderms |
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Which invertebrates have an open circulatory system?
a. | most mollusks only | b. | arthropods only | c. | annelids
only | d. | arthropods and most mollusks | e. | arthropods and
annelids |
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The concentration of nerve tissue and organs in one end of the body is
called
a. | cephalization | d. | body symmetry | b. | segmentation | e. | nerve nets | c. | diffusion |
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Which of the following do NOT have a mesoderm?
a. | jellyfishes | d. | octopi | b. | earthworms | e. | snails | c. | flatworms |
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Look at the student’s two samples. What can you conclude?
a. | Sample A is the control | b. | Sample B is the control | c. | Either sample can
serve as the control | d. | This is not a controlled
experiment | e. | Controlled experiments do not work with living
organisms |
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The student finds that the worms from sample A have a faster heart rate than the
worms from sample B. What conclusion can be drawn?
a. | The worms in sample A are healthier than the worms in sample B. | b. | A decrease in body
temperature corresponds to an increase in heart rate. | c. | There is no relationship between body
temperature and heart rate. | d. | A decrease in body temperature corresponds to a
decrease in heart rate. | e. | The worms in sample A will not live as long as
the worms in sample B. |
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