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Ch 14 Test.
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All animals have eukaryotic cells and are
a) invertebrates
b) vertebrates
c) asexual
d) multicellular
Walking is an example of
a) an innate behavior
b) a seasonal behavior
c) a survival behavior
d) a learned behavior
To find their way when migrating some animals use
a) landmarks
b) body language
c) courtship
d) circadian rhythms
A dolphin's whistles and clicks are example of communication using
a) chemicals
b) sound
c) touch
d) sight
What kind of behavior do animals use to protect themselves and their territories, food, mates, and offspring?
a) seasonal
b) courtship
c) defensive
d) learned
How might animals living in a group deal with a food shortage?
a) by migrating
b) by fasting
c) by shedding
d) by reproducing
Which statement about communication between animals is false?
a) Animals use communication to find mates.
b) Communication helps animals find their food.
c) Communication helps animals avoid enemies.
d) Communication occurs only between members of the same species.
The relationship between a worm and a robin can be expressed as
a) vertebrate: invertebrate
b) prey: predator
c) producer: consumer.
d) prokaryote: eukaroyte
When a bee does the "waggle dance" to direct other bees toward a food soure, what is it using to communicate?
a) singing
b) alarm pheromones
c) body language
d) grooming
Which of the following is an exampe of innate behavior?
a) a human taking piano lessons
b) a chimpanzee learning sign language from a trainer
c) a bee flying
d) a police dog finding drugs in a suitcase
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