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1In what way are lobsters similar to spiders?
- Athey have exoskeletons
- Bthey have jointed appendages
- Call of the choices
- Dthey have segmented bodies
2Crabs, lobsters, shrimp, and barnacles are members of the subphylum
- AArachnida.
- BCrustacea.
- CCentipeda.
- DDiptera.
3Characteristics of the arthropods include (select all that apply)
- Aa chitinous exoskeleton.
- Bjointed appendages
- Cendoskeleton
- Dsegmentation
- Eexoskeleton made of cellulose
- Fno segmentation
4Jointed appendages of arthropods may
- Abecome specialized for particular functions.
- Bfunction in feeding.
- Cfunction in locomotion.
- DAll of the above
5In order to grow an arthropod must
- Areproduce asexually
- Bgo through an alternation of generations
- Cmolt its exoskeleton
- Dgrow its internal skeleton
6The appendages of arthropods
- Amay serve as walking legs.
- Bmay be modified into antennae.
- Cmay be modified into large pincers.
- DAll of the choices
7Arthropods have a hard outer skeleton and
- Ahair
- Ba backbone
- Cjointed appendages
8The exoskeleton of arthropods is
- Aan internal structure made up of bones and cartilage.
- Bmoist and thin.
- Ca stiff, water-resistant outer coat composed of chitin
- DNone of the choices
9Enable the crayfish to walk slowly
- Awalking legs
- Bswimmerets
- Cchelipeds
- Duropods
- Eantennules
- Fantennae
- Gmandibles
10Create water currents, function in reproduction
- Awalking legs
- Bswimmerets
- Cchelipeds
- Duropods
- Eantennules
- Fantennae
- Gmandibles
11Claws that capture food and serve as weapons
- Achelipeds
- Bswimmerets
- Cwalking legs
- Dantennules
- Europods
- Fmandibles
- Gantennae
12Propel the crayfish backward through the water
- Aantennules
- Bantennae
- Cwalking legs
- Dchelipeds
- Europods
- Fswimmerets
- Gmandibles
13Smaller sensory structure that have receptors for touch, taste, balance and equilibrium
- Auropods
- Bantennules
- Cchelipeds
- Dswimmerets
- Eanteenae
- Fmadibles
- Gwalking legs
14Larger sensory structure that is specialized for touch and taste
- Achelipeds
- Buropods
- Cmandibles
- Dswimmerets
- Eantennae
- Fwalking legs
- Gantennules
15The main mouth parts that move side to side to crush food
- Amandibles
- Bantennae
- Cantennules
- Dchelipeds
- Europods
- Fwalking legs
- Gswimmerets
16Arthropod exoskeletons are mainly composed of a flexible protein called
- Acalcium carbonate
- Bchitin
- Ccuticle
- Dtegument
17Crustaceans have a free swimming larva called a
- Anauplius
- Bdrone
- Ctrochopore
- Dbipinnaria
18A crayfish is said to be “in berry” when
- Acarring eggs on swimmerets
- Beating a berry
- Cproducing sperm
- Dmolting
19Which side is the crayfish most vulnerable to its enemies?
- Aventral
- Bdorsal
- Canterior
- Dtop
20Spiders, scorpions, and horseshoe crabs belong to the subphylum
- Achelicerata
- Bcrustacea
- Cchordata
- Darthropoda
21centipeds
- Ahave two pairs of legs per segment and eat decaying matter.
- Bhave one pair of legs per segment and eat decaying matter.
- Chave two pairs of legs per segment and eat other animals.
- Dhave one pair of legs per segment and eat other animals
22All of the following are arthropods except
- Aspiders
- Bclams
- Ccrabs
23One of the most important reasons for the success of insects is their ability to
- Apollinate plants
- Bfly
- Cavoid predation
- Dwalk
24The small organs used by spiders to produce silk are called
- Apedipalps
- Bsilk nozzles
- Cspinnerets
- Dmouthparts
25Crayfish
- ACrustacea
- BHexapoda
- CMyriapoda
26Tick
- AHexapoda
- BChelicerata
- CMyriapoda
27Spider
- ACrustacea
- BChelicerate
- CMyriapoda
28Shrimp
- ACrustacea
- BTrilobita
- CHexapoda
29Trilobite
- ATrilobita
- BHexapoda
- CCrustacea
30Wasp
- ATrilobita
- BHexapoda
- CMyriapoda
31Grasshoper
- ACrustacea
- BHexapoda
- CMyriapoda
32Centipede
- ATrilobita
- BMyriapoda
- CCrustacea
33millipede
- AMyriapoda
- Bcrustacea
- Chexapoda
34Pancreas
- Asinuses
- Bdigestive glands
- Cventral nerve cord
35Spinal cord
- Acarapace
- Bventral nerve cord
- Cmaxillipeds
36Skull
- Agreen glands
- Bcarapace
- Cmandible
37teeth
- Amandible
- Bwalking legs
- Csinuses
38kidneys
- Aventral nerve cord
- Bgills
- Cgreen glands
39Legs and feet
- Awalking legs
- Bgills
- Cmandible
40blood vessels
- Awalking legs
- Bsinuses
- Cgreen glands
41crayfish : swimmerets for swimming and reproduction ::
- Acrustaceans : gills for breathing
- Bshrimp : telson for chewing
- Ccrabs : telson for eating
- Dlobsters : uropods for reproduction
42mites and ticks differ from other arthropods in that
- Atheir cephalothorax and abdomen are fused together
- Bthey have pedipalps
- Cthey are very small
- Dthey are parasitic
43Spiders’ appendages include the walking legs, the chelicerae, and the
- Aspinnerets
- Bpedipalps
- Ccephalothorax
- Dantennae
44Spiders use silk to
- Atrap their prey
- Bencase captured prey
- Cattract mate
- Dbuild their webs
- Ebreath
45The appendages that scorpions and spiders use to capture and handle their prey are called
- Auropods
- Bpedipalps
- Cdiptera
- Dwalking legs
46Millipedes feed mainly on
- Aother insects
- Bwood products
- Cdecaying plants
- Dcrustaceans
47A similarity between annelids and arthropods is that they both have
- Athe ability to fly
- Bexoskeletons made of chitin
- Csegmented body patterns
- Dwell-developed lungs for respiration
48tracheal tubes in insects
- Aremove wastes
- Bcarry blood
- Ccarry Malpighian fluid
- Dare important in respiration
49Spiracles
- Acirculatory
- Brespiratory
- Cexcretory
50green glands
- Anervous
- Bsupportive
- Cexcretory
51heart
- Arespiratory
- Bcirculatory
- Cnervous
52anus
- Adigestive
- Bsupportive
- Cexcretory
53antennules
- Anervous
- Bcirculatory
- Cdigestive
54carapace
- Arespiratory
- Bexcretory
- Csupportive (skeletal)
55Spiders, scorpions, and ticks belong to the class
- AIsoptera
- BChordata
- CArachnida
- DCrustacea
56To what subphylum do crayfish belong?
Select- AMyriapoda
- BHexapoda
- CChelicerata
- DTrilobita
- ECrustacea
57Most insects
- Ahave two pairs of wings and two pairs of legs.
- Bhave one set of wings and six pairs of legs.
- Chave two wings and three pairs of legs.
- Dcannot fly
58The crayfish usually molts, or sheds its exoskeleton, twice a year. Why does the crayfish "hide" after it molts?
- AIt is embarrassed to be seen without any clothes on.
- BIt is grumpy during this time.
- CIt must empty its gastrovascular cavity during this time because it has an incomplete digestive system.
- DIt is very vulnerable to predators
59Contains two sets of antenna
- Acrustaceans
- Barachnida
- Cinsects
60contains spinnerets
- Aarachnida
- Bcrustaceans
- Cinsects
61contains spiricles
- Ainsects
- Barachnida
- Ccrustaceans
62Which of the following are characteristics of most insects? (select all that apply)
- Athree body regions
- Ban endoskeleton
- Ccephalothorax
- Dcarapace
- Ewings
- Fabdomen with three pairs of legs
63spiders typically have
- Anone of the above
- Btwo body segments and are decopods
- Cthree body segments and six walking legs
- Dtwo body segments and eight walking legs
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