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Chapter 10 Review Jeopardy

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Chapter 10 Review Jeopardy
What am I? Mammals Reptiles or Amphibians Vocab Misc.
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What am I? 100

• What am I?

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What am I? 200

• What am I?

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What am I? 300

• What am I?

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What am I? 400

• What am I?

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What am I? 500

• What am I?

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Mammals 100

• All of the following are pouched mammals except
• A) whales.
• B) opossums.
• C) koalas.
• D) kangaroos.

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Mammals 200

• In most mammals, the embryo develops
• A) in water.
• B) inside an egg.
• C) inside the mothers body.
• D) on land.

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Mammals 300

• Female mammals nurse their young with milk
  produced in the
• A) embryo.
• B) gills.
• C) mammary glands.
• D) placenta.

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Mammals 400

• A structure found in some mammals that connects
  the mother with her developing offspring is
• A) a pouch.
• B) a placenta.
• C) a mammary gland.
• D) an embryo.

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Mammals 500

• A trait of all mammals is
• A) the placenta.
• B) shell-covered eggs.
• C) a two-chambered heart.
• D) body hair.

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Reptiles or Amphibians 100

• An example of an amphibian with a tail is the
• A) frog.
• B) salamander.
• C) snake.
• D) toad.

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Reptiles or Amphibians 200

• Animals that live part of their lives in water
  and part of their lives on land are
• A) amphibians.
• B) jawless fish.
• C) mammals.
• D) reptiles.

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Reptiles or Amphibians 300

• Which of the following kinds of organisms lays
  their eggs on land?
• A) reptiles.
• B) fish.
• C) birds.
• D) amphibians.

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Reptiles or Amphibians 400

• A young frog can leave water and live on land
  when its
• A. gills appear.
• B. legs get stronger.
• C. tail grows longer.
• D. lungs develop.

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Reptiles or Amphibians 500

• The first true land animals were
• A) amphibians.
• B) birds.
• C) mammals.
• D) reptiles.

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Vocab 100

• All vertebrates have
• A) a backbone.
• B) a two-chambered heart.
• C) an exoskeleton.
• D) an open circulatory system.

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Vocab 200

• A developing organism is called
• A) an egg.
• B) an embryo.
• C) a sperm.
• D) meiosis.

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Vocab 300

• The distinct changes during the stages of
  development of amphibians is called
• A) asexual reproduction.
• B) fertilization.
• C) metamorphosis.
• D) regeneration.

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Vocab 400

• An example of endothermic animals are
• A) amphibians.
• B) birds.
• C) fish.
• D) reptiles.

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Vocab 500

• All of the following are features of chordates
  except
• A) a head end and a tail end.
• B) a highly developed nervous system.
• C) a left and a right side.
• D) an open circulatory system.

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Miscellaneous 100

• The organs through which fish absorb dissolved
  oxygen from the water are
• A) lungs.
• B) mammary glands.
• C) cartilage.
• D) gills.

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Miscellaneous 200

• During its larval stage, a frog is called
• A) a placenta.
• B) a tadpole.
• C) a toad.
• D) an embryo.

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Miscellaneous 300

• An animal whose body temperature changes with the
  temperature of its surroundings is called
• A) a chordate.
• B) a vertebrate.
• C) an ectotherm.
• D) an endotherm.

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Miscellaneous 400

• Birds are classified into five groups based upon
  the shapes of their feet and
• A) beaks.
• B) head.
• C) legs.
• D) wings.

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Miscellaneous 500

• An example of a cartilaginous fish is a
• A) flounder.
• B) salmon.
• C) shark.
• D) tuna.

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Chapter Review Jeopardy

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• Be able to explain differences between
  ectothermic
• and endothermic organisms.

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Final Jeopardy

• What are the most effective ways in which humans
  learn? Does every person learn things the same
  way? Explain your answer.
• Possible answers People learn new things by
• imitating, memorizing, reading, listening,
  watching,
• practicing, experimenting, and doing. Different
• individuals learn better using different methods.
• Some people are visual learners and retain
  concepts
• they have read. Other people are auditory
  learners
• and retain concepts they have heard. Other people
• need to use two or three various techniques in
  order
• to retain information they have learned.