HBD-T3-13/14/15/16/17/18/19

1.

5 points

The levels of taxonomy, or taxons, are organized according to

similar characteristics

alphabetical order

chronological order

predator and prey

2.

5 points

Which of the following are characteristics of archaea?

less complex when compared to other prokaryotes

closer to bacteria than eukarya

genetic information is more complex than bacteria

not susceptible to antibiotics

3.

5 points

What are systematics?

A way to chart evolutionary differences

A classification and naming method

The study of population growth

A way of organizing evolutionary relationships

4.

5 points

Analogous structures feature

different functions, but similar appearances

similar functions and similar origins

different functions, but similar origins

similar functions, but different origins

5.

5 points

Bilateral symmetry is symmetry

featuring a mirror image; producing a left and right

from a central axis; producing a top and bottom

6.

5 points

Which of the following are absent in the prokaryotic cells of bacteria?

organelles

nuclei

DNA

genetic material

7.

5 points

What are the three domains in the tree of life?

archaea, eukaryotes, bacteria

eumetazoans, prokaryotes, eukaryotes

plants, animals, fungi

protists, bacteria, archaea

8.

0 points

Do you agree to report any inaccuracies in tests published by the Honors Biology Dashboard and the Latin Unum Dashboard to christianduhay@gmail.com?

I agree

9.

5 points

Animals with true tissues are called

eumatazoans

deuterosomes

protosomes

protozoans

10.

5 points

Which type of eukaryote is solely unicellular?

fungi

No eukaryote is solely unicellular; only mostly unicellular

protists

animals

11.

5 points

Taxonomy is a method of

classifying and naming

organizing populations

chronological categorizing

organizing evolutionary history

12.

5 points

Photoheterotrophs, photoautotrophs, chemoheterotrophs, and chemoautotrophs are all

protists

bacteria

members of the archaea kingdom

eukaryotes

13.

5 points

Coevolution is a type of evolution that features both species involved evolving together. An example of this would be

insect and flower

bat wing and human arm

parasite and host

dolphin flipper and whale flipper

14.

5 points

Plants are classified by which three categories?

Vascular, Growth Pattern, Fruit

Vascular, Seeds, Flowers

Stems, Leaves, Flowers

Vascular, Fruit, Leaves

15.

5 points

Charles Darwin found that the finch branched out into multiple species, which adapted in different environments. They thus appeared to be of different origins, the beaks of each being unique. This is an example of what type of evolution?

coevolution

parallel evolution

divergent evolution

convergent evolution

16.

5 points

Homologous structures have X anatomy and Y functions.

...different...similar

...different...different

...similar...different

...similar...similar

17.

5 points

Protozoans : Animal-like :: Algae : X

...Protist-like

...Fungi-like

...Plant-like

...Animal-like

18.

5 points

Which of the following is not a characteristic of fungi?

includes yeast and molds

mostly multicellular

autotrophic

some are parasitic

19.

5 points

The study of the history and origins of species and groups of species is known as

dichotomy

phylogeny

homology

ancestry

20.

5 points

Radial symmetry is symmetry

from a central axis; producing a top and bottom

featuring a mirror image; producing a left and right

21.

5 points

Humans used to have tails. Obviously, not the current version of them. However, the coccyx, or tail bone, still exists in our skeleton. This structure can be scientifically classified as a/an X one.

vestigial

homologous

derelict

analogous

22.

5 points

The category, invertebrates, which X us, Y have a vertebrae.

...includes...do

...excludes...do not

...excludes...do

...includes...do not

23.

5 points

Halophiles, thermophiles, and methanogens live in X, Y, and Z, respectively.

...Places of high halogen content...Extreme heat...Places lacking methane

...Places of high salt content...Extreme heat...Places lacking oxygen

...Extreme heat...Places of high salt content...Places lacking nitrogen

...Places of extreme electromagnetic radiation...Extreme heat...Places lacking methane

24.

5 points

Fungi absorbing small organic molecules from their environment is called

absorptive nutrition

decomposition

external digestion

absorptive digestion

25.

5 points

Convergent evolution occurs when

different organisms that live separately become more alike in behaviour and appearance

organisms of the same species that live separately come together and become more alike

different organisms that live together become more alike in behaviour and appearance

organisms of the same species live together and evolve differently

26.

5 points

Which is the best description of a cladogram?

A graph with multiple diagonal branches branching off a main branch

A graph with plotted points representing different characteristics

A graph with lines representing characters

A table with different taxa (characteristics) and characters