Glencoe Biology

Chapter 26: Arthropods

Standardized Test Practice-English

1
Arthropods have ____ with jointed appendages.
A)pheromones
B)endoskeletons
C)exoskeletons
D)spiracles
2
The process of shedding the exoskeleton is called ____.
A)regeneration
B)molting
C)biogenesis
D)regulation
3
Which statement is correct based on this evolutionary tree?

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A)Arthropods have no ancestral relation to annelids.
B)Arthropods are not protostomes.
C)Arthropods have body cavities.
D)Arthropods have endoskeletons.
4
What similarity do these two arthropods have?

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A)aquatic habitat
B)cephalothorax
C)lack abdomen
D)fused segments
5
Which statement is true regarding arthropod feeding adaptations?
A)Mandibles enable biting and chewing.
B)They never utilized filter feeding.
C)They lack a complete one-way digestive system.
D)The exoskeleton produces digestive enzymes.
6
What type of arthropod is this?

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A)arachnid
B)crustacean
C)scorpion
D)horseshoe crab
7
What modified mouthpart can spider inject poison with?
A)cephalothorax
B)chelipeds
C)chelicerae
D)pedipalps
8
Silk structures made from protein on a spider's abdomen are called ____.
A)spinnerets
B)pedipalps
C)swimmerets
D)chelipeds
9
Which of these accurately describes how spiders feed on prey?
A)cannot digest nutrients internally
B)secrete digestive enzymes onto prey
C)spinning web is learned behavior
D)digestion only occurs internally
10
Which of these statements is not true of ticks?
A)They are crustaceans.
B)They are parasites.
C)They harbor disease-causing agents.
D)They are arachnids.
11
Insects are a type of ____.
A)mollusk
B)crustacean
C)arthropod
D)protist
12
What are the three primary body sections of this cricket?

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A)compound eye, legs, wings
B)legs, wings, mouthpart
C)legs, antennae, wings
D)head, thorax, abdomen
13
Which of these accurately describes insect wings?
A)Wings have no veins.
B)Wings are made of a double membrane of chitin.
C)Wings are a different material than the exoskeleton.
D)Veins make wings weaker.
14
Siphoning, sponging, and piercing are functions of an insect's ____.
A)wings
B)legs
C)mouthparts
D)thorax
15
How are these types of metamorphoses different?

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A)Complete metamorphosis produces no eggs.
B)Incomplete metamorphosis has a pupa stage.
C)Complete metamorphosis has a pupa stage.
D)Incomplete metamorphosis has no immature stage.
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