SC 139 - Fourth Exam 2013 Numbers are linked to relevant passages in the book.
MULTIPLE
CHOICE.
On the line to the left, place the
letter of the choice that best
answers the question.
Three Points Each.
NOTE: "e"
answers are never the correct answer.
1.
The
names of the
two major arthropod subgroups
are based upon their
_______
a. Exoskeletons
b. Mouthparts
c. Leg numbers
d. Nervous systems
e. Need
to be seen as the best groups
2. Locally, where would
plankton be found?
_______
a. Soil
b. Inside a tree
c. Large lake
d. Small stream
e. Lumber
yard
3.
A
water vascular system is
primarily for
_______
a. Power
b. Circulation
c. Swimming
d. Waste removal
e.
Cleaning cars
4. Uric
acid would be a waste product produced by
_______
a. Earthworms and marine
worms
b. Sharks and starfish
c. Goldfish and shrimp
d. Crickets and crows
e.
Anyone that pays the uric fee
5. A
closed circulatory system could
be found in
_______
a. A leech and a salamander
b. A spider and a moth
c. A starfish and a tick
d. An earthworm and a
centipede
e. Really,
who goes looking for this stuff?
6. Which are
not both insects?
a. Moths and dragonflies
b. Beetles and lice
_______
c. Fleas and ticks
d. Termites and wasps
e. Spider-Man
and Arachnophobia Woman
7.
What animals practice
ranching and
slavery?
_______
a. Sharks
b. Ants c. Lizards d. Hawks
e. I guess “people” is too
obvious
8. Which structure allows the
organism to change its density to
match its surroundings?
_______
a. Swim bladder
b. Setae
c. Exoskeleton
d. Amniote
eggs
e. Sounds cool, can I get
one?
9.
An insect’s
tracheal system is used for
_______
a. Digestion
b. Circulation
c. Breathing
d. Snaring prey
e. Stealing wifi
10. What feature develops
unusually quickly in marsupials?
_______
a. Front legs
b. Brains
c. Reproductive system
d. Waste removal
e. A love of pop music
11. Which would produce
poisons that are mostly
effective when they
are already in a predator’s mouth?
_______
a. Spider and leech
b. Bee and rattlesnake
c. Starfish and slime eel
d. Millipede and toad
12.
Sea squirts are in the
same phylum with
_______
a. Lobsters
b. Sea urchins
c. Horses
d. Earthworms
e. That
is a really random list SHORT ANSWER. Answer any eight of the following questions for 4 Points Each. Note: if you answer more than eight, only the first eight will be corrected.
You can get partial credit on these answers.
LONG ANSWER.
Answer any four of the following questions
for Eight Points Each.
Note:
if you answer more than four,
only the first four will be corrected.
You can get partial credit on these answers.
BONUS QUESTIONS.
Answer as many as you are able.
Wrong answers will not result in points being lost from the main exam.
You can get partial credit on these answers. What is the significance of the evolution of segmentation? Three Points. What is the main sense of a daddy longlegs? Three Points. What local lands animal is usually thought to be an insect but is really a crustacean? Three Points. What fairly bizarre hypothesis tries to explain insect metamorphosis? Three Points.
What animals go through
three symmetry organizations?
Three Points.
How are
chordate tails different from other
groups’ tails? Three Points.
Why would a
sea squirt have
cephalization?
Three Points.
On the overhead
cladogram, what
feature was key to the branching of
bony fish?
Three Points.
Distinguishing
early fossil mammals from
early fossil reptiles involves
looking at what feature?
Three Points.
Why are
reptile and fish scales
not homologous?
Three Points.
Reptiles like snakes
shed, but they don’t
molt.
Why is that safer?
Three Points.
On what continents did
marsupials last the longest?
Two Points Each.
What is the major
internal structural difference
between monkeys and apes?
Three Points.
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