Test: NC Wildlife Unit Test 5 Fish Classification


NC Wildlife Unit Test 5 Fish ClassificationVersión en línea Test your knowledge of vertebrate classification with this quiz game! Identify key characteristics and examples of different vertebrate classes. por Noel Sayco 1 Which class of vertebrates is warm-blooded, covered in hair or fur, and typically gives birth to live young? a Mammalia b Reptilia c Aves d Amphibia 2 Which class of vertebrates has wings for flight, feathers, and lays hard-shelled eggs? a Mammalia b Aves c Osteichtyes d Reptilia 3 Which class of vertebrates is cold-blooded, has scaly skin, and lays soft-shelled eggs? a Aves b Mammalia c Reptilia d Amphibia 4 Which class of vertebrates undergoes metamorphosis from aquatic larvae to terrestrial adults? a Mammalia b Aves c Amphibia d Reptilia 5 Which class of vertebrates has bony skeletons, gills for breathing underwater, and fins for locomotion? a Osteichtyes b Chondrichthyes c Mammalia d Agnatha 6 Which class of vertebrates has cartilaginous skeletons, paired fins, and jaws? a Osteichtyes b Chondrichthyes c Amphibia d Reptilia 7 Which class of vertebrates lacks jaws and paired fins? a Agnatha b Aves c Reptilia d Mammalia 8 Which class of vertebrates includes animals like sharks, rays, and skates? a Mammalia b Osteichtyes c Amphibia d Chondrichthyes 9 Which class of vertebrates is warm-blooded and has mammary glands that produce milk for offspring? a Mammalia b Osteichtyes c Aves d Reptilia 10 Which class of vertebrates has smooth, moist skin and typically undergoes metamorphosis? a Mammalia b Reptilia c Aves d Amphibia 11 What is the function of gills in fish? a Filter food particles b Regulate body temperature c Detect electric fields d Extract oxygen from water 12 Which organ helps fish control their buoyancy? a Scales b Swim bladder c Lateral line system d Gills 13 What is the purpose of the lateral line system in fish? a Extract oxygen from water b Control buoyancy c Regulate body temperature d Detect changes in water pressure and movement 14 Which adaptation helps fish blend into their surroundings? a Buoyancy Control b Coloration and Camouflage c Streamlined Body d Electroreception 15 What type of sensory organs do sharks and rays use to detect weak electric fields? a Ampullae of Lorenzini b Gills c Swim bladder d Scales 16 How do some fish regulate their body temperature in different aquatic environments? a Hibernation b Ectothermic c Endothermic d Hibernation 17 Which adaptation allows fish to move up or down in the water column? a Swim bladder b Coloration and Camouflage c Scales d Buoyancy Control 18 What do fish use to reduce drag as they swim through water? a Gills b Scales c Swim bladder d Streamlined Body 19 Which type of fish have adaptations to breathe air when oxygen levels are low? a Lungfish and certain catfish species b Scales fish c Streamlined Body fish d Sharks and rays 20 What provides protection from predators and reduces friction for fish? a Gills b Swim bladder c Scales d Coloration and Camouflage 21 Which fish is known for its explosive strikes and formidable fighting ability in North Carolina's freshwater lakes and rivers? a Rainbow Trout b Bluegill c Channel Catfish d Largemouth Bass 22 What is the common name for the fast-swimming pelagic fish found along the North Carolina coast? a Striped Bass b Bluefish c Spanish Mackerel d Red Drum 23 Which fish species is well-camouflaged and often lies in wait for prey on the seafloor? a Crappie b Flounder c Red Drum d Bluegill 24 What is the anadromous fish that migrates between freshwater and saltwater habitats in North Carolina? a Rainbow Trout b Largemouth Bass c Bluefish d Striped Bass 25 Which fish is known for its sharp teeth and voracious appetite in coastal waters? a Bluefish b Crappie c Spanish Mackerel d Flounder

1

Which class of vertebrates is warm-blooded, covered in hair or fur, and typically gives birth to live young?

a

Mammalia

b

Reptilia

c

Aves

d

Amphibia

2

Which class of vertebrates has wings for flight, feathers, and lays hard-shelled eggs?

a

Mammalia

b

Aves

c

Osteichtyes

d

Reptilia

3

Which class of vertebrates is cold-blooded, has scaly skin, and lays soft-shelled eggs?

a

Aves

b

Mammalia

c

Reptilia

d

Amphibia

4

Which class of vertebrates undergoes metamorphosis from aquatic larvae to terrestrial adults?

a

Mammalia

b

Aves

c

Amphibia

d

Reptilia

5

Which class of vertebrates has bony skeletons, gills for breathing underwater, and fins for locomotion?

a

Osteichtyes

b

Chondrichthyes

c

Mammalia

d

Agnatha

6

Which class of vertebrates has cartilaginous skeletons, paired fins, and jaws?

a

Osteichtyes

b

Chondrichthyes

c

Amphibia

d

Reptilia

7

Which class of vertebrates lacks jaws and paired fins?

a

Agnatha

b

Aves

c

Reptilia

d

Mammalia

8

Which class of vertebrates includes animals like sharks, rays, and skates?

a

Mammalia

b

Osteichtyes

c

Amphibia

d

Chondrichthyes

9

Which class of vertebrates is warm-blooded and has mammary glands that produce milk for offspring?

a

Mammalia

b

Osteichtyes

c

Aves

d

Reptilia

10

Which class of vertebrates has smooth, moist skin and typically undergoes metamorphosis?

a

Mammalia

b

Reptilia

c

Aves

d

Amphibia

11

What is the function of gills in fish?

a

Filter food particles

b

Regulate body temperature

c

Detect electric fields

d

Extract oxygen from water

12

Which organ helps fish control their buoyancy?

a

Scales

b

Swim bladder

c

Lateral line system

d

Gills

13

What is the purpose of the lateral line system in fish?

a

Extract oxygen from water

b

Control buoyancy

c

Regulate body temperature

d

Detect changes in water pressure and movement

14

Which adaptation helps fish blend into their surroundings?

a

Buoyancy Control

b

Coloration and Camouflage

c

Streamlined Body

d

Electroreception

15

What type of sensory organs do sharks and rays use to detect weak electric fields?

a

Ampullae of Lorenzini

b

Gills

c

Swim bladder

d

Scales

16

How do some fish regulate their body temperature in different aquatic environments?

a

Hibernation

b

Ectothermic

c

Endothermic

d

Hibernation

17

Which adaptation allows fish to move up or down in the water column?

a

Swim bladder

b

Coloration and Camouflage

c

Scales

d

Buoyancy Control

18

What do fish use to reduce drag as they swim through water?

a

Gills

b

Scales

c

Swim bladder

d

Streamlined Body

19

Which type of fish have adaptations to breathe air when oxygen levels are low?

a

Lungfish and certain catfish species

b

Scales fish

c

Streamlined Body fish

d

Sharks and rays

20

What provides protection from predators and reduces friction for fish?

a

Gills

b

Swim bladder

c

Scales

d

Coloration and Camouflage

21

Which fish is known for its explosive strikes and formidable fighting ability in North Carolina's freshwater lakes and rivers?

a

Rainbow Trout

b

Bluegill

c

Channel Catfish

d

Largemouth Bass

22

What is the common name for the fast-swimming pelagic fish found along the North Carolina coast?

a

Striped Bass

b

Bluefish

c

Spanish Mackerel

d

Red Drum

23

Which fish species is well-camouflaged and often lies in wait for prey on the seafloor?

a

Crappie

b

Flounder

c

Red Drum

d

Bluegill

24

What is the anadromous fish that migrates between freshwater and saltwater habitats in North Carolina?

a

Rainbow Trout

b

Largemouth Bass

c

Bluefish

d

Striped Bass

25

Which fish is known for its sharp teeth and voracious appetite in coastal waters?

a

Bluefish

b

Crappie

c

Spanish Mackerel

d

Flounder

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