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Zoology Questions - All Grades

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Grade 4 Zoology
Organisms do not compete for
  1. food.
  2. sunlight.
  3. camouflage.
  4. water.
Grade 3 Zoology
Animals without backbones are called
  1. reptiles.
  2. vertebrates.
  3. amphibians.
  4. invertebrates.
Grade 3 Zoology
Grade 3 Zoology
Which animals are found in swamps?
  1. crabs, mussels, muskrats, and egrets
  2. turtles, whales, lobsters, and shrimp
  3. loggerhead turtles, pelicans, and crabs
  4. frogs, cranes, alligators, and turtles
Grade 3 Zoology
A bat uses high pitch sounds to help it see in the dark. This ability is called
  1. locomotion.
  2. sightseeing.
  3. soundseeing.
  4. echolocation.
Grade 2 Zoology
Grade 1 Zoology
Where do animals live?
  1. water
  2. land
  3. trees
  4. all the above
Grade 4 Zoology
Which term best describes the image shown?

Butterfly Lifecycle
  1. food web
  2. life cycle
  3. food chain
  4. water cycle
Grade 3 Zoology
An invertebrate is an animal that
  1. has a spine.
  2. that lacks a spine.
  3. eats fruit and meat.
  4. that eats plants.
Grade 5 Zoology
The snake is a(n)                 animal.
  1. warm-blooded
  2. invertebrate
  3. cold-blooded
  4. extinct
Grade 2 Zoology
Grade 4 Zoology
Vertebrates without scales that live on land and in water are
  1. arthropods.
  2. reptiles.
  3. mammals.
  4. amphibians.
Grade 4 Zoology
Grade 7 Zoology
Grade 6 Zoology
A skeleton outside of an animal's body is an
  1. echinoderm.
  2. invertebrate.
  3. exoskeleton.
  4. endoskeleton.
College Zoology
An invertebrate missing its statoliths would be                                                                                   .
  1. hearing-impaired, but not completely deaf
  2. unable to send action potentials from the ears to the brain
  3. unable to determine which way is up and which way is down
  4. unable to tell the difference between auditory and equilibrium sensory information
College Zoology
In the study of animal behaviors, which pairing of causation with its question is accurate?
  1. proximate- "What stimulus elicits the behavior?"
  2. ultimate - "What physiological mechanisms mediate the response?"
  3. proximate - "How does the behavior aid in survival and reproduction?"
  4. ultimate - "How does the animal's experience during growth and development influence the response?"
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