Four other features that all animals share are that they are ____________ for at least part of their lives, ____________, __________, and their cells do not have

Vertebrates make up a ____ portion of the animal kingdom.

One of the distinguishing features of animals is that their cells do not have the thick outer lining known as a cell wall. Plant cells have a cell wall, as do fungi cells. Why would a feature such as this be advantageous to plants but disadvantageous to animals?

Animals (select all that apply):

a. go through a blastula stage in development.

b. have cells with cell walls.

c. can be single-celled.

d. are heterotrophs.

e. are mostly vertebrates.

Plants can have elaborate defense systems, and they can respond in sophisticated ways to their environment—for example, in preserving resources, they can go into a dormant state in winter. Given this, can plants have intelligence? Or is it only animals that have this trait, to one degree or another?

Bilateral symmetry is a condition in which:

a. no one animal species can overpower another.

b. the top and bottom halves of an animal are symmetrical.

c. two animal species evolve along parallel lines.

d. one side of an animal is symmetrical to the other.

e. one side of an animal is as strong as the other.

A coelom is:

a. an enclosed body cavity, not found in sponges, cnidarians, or flatworms.

b. an enclosed body cavity, found only in vertebrates.

c. a digestive organ, found in all animals except sponges.

d. an example of a type of tissue.

e. an offspring that arises from asexual reproduction.

In earthworms, we can see a clear example of the widespread animal feature known as:

a. filter feeding.

b. body segmentation.

c. viviparous reproduction.

d. a post-anal tail.

e. a radula.

If an animal has an exoslceleton, paired jointed appendages, and goes through the process of molting, it is:

a. a segmented worm.

b. a roundworm.

c. a chordate.

d. a cnidarian.

e. an arthropod.

Forms of asexual reproduction found in the animal kingdom include (select all that apply):

a. binary fission.

b. fission.

c. budding.

d. copulation.

e. parthenogenesis.