Multi-choice questions

Which of the following definitions of asymmetrical, radical symmetry, and bilateral symmetry (Park & Allaby, 2013) is correct?

There is no symmetry or sequence of bilateral symmetry species. Animals with radical symmetry have no left or right sides. Asymmetrical species have an equal distribution of their components.

Animals with radical symmetry lack symmetry and sequence. Animals with asymmetry do not have left or right sides. Animals with bilateral symmetry have their components arranged similarly.

Asymmetrical species lack symmetry and pattern. Animals with radical symmetry have only left or right sides. Animals with bilateral symmetry have unequally arranged bits. Asymmetrical animals do not have a symmetry or patterns. Radical symmetry animals do not have left or right sides. Bilateral symmetry animals have their parts arranged equally

Asymmetrical animals do not have a symmetry or pattern. Radical symmetry animals have left or right sides. Bilateral symmetry animals have their parts arranged unequally.

Asymmetrical animals do not have a symmetry or pattern. Radical symmetry animals do not have left or right sides. Bilateral symmetry animals have their parts arranged equally

Which is the correct description of an endotherm (Park & Allaby, 2013)?

Animals that depend on heat from other sources

Animals that derive lose a lot of heat

Animals whose body temperature is consider hot or warm

Animals whose body temperature is maintained by their own body heat

Which of the following is the correct definition of an exotherm (Park & Allaby, 2013)?

Animals that do not lose a lot heat

Animals whose body temperature is always constant and do not depend on external sources of heat.

Animals that produce a lot of heat and depend on external sources of heat to maintain their temperature

Animals that do not produce a lot of body heat and maintain their temperature using external heat sources

What is the function of the epithelial tissue (Caon, 2016)?

Facilitation in breathing

Helps in the growth of bones

Development of blood cells

Covering vessels, cavities and outside of the body

Which of the following is the function of the nervous tissue (Colville & Bassert, 2016)?

Defends the body against viruses and bacteria

Helps in boosting the immune system

Protects the body of an animal from dehydration

Helps in the reception of stimuli and information processing.

The following are examples of the nervous tissue except (Colville & Bassert, 2016)?

Brain

Spinal cord

Nerves

Stomach

The following are functions of the connective tissue. which is not (Caon, 2016)?

Protects the delicate body organs

provides a structure to the body

Stores energy

Helps in digestion

Listed below are examples of connective tissue. Which is not (Park & Allaby, 2013)?

Bones

Cartilage

Adipose

Lungs

What are the functions of the muscle tissue (Colville & Bassert, 2016)?

Production of the blood cells

Killing of micro-organisms

Production of enzymes, and hormones

Provision of locomotion, body support and posture as well as production of heat

The following are examples of muscle tissues except (Caon, 2016)?

Smooth muscle

Skeletal muscle

Cardiac muscle

Stratified tissue

References

Top of Form

Bottom of Form

Top of Form

Bottom of Form

Top of Form

Caon, M. (2016). Examination questions and answers in basic anatomy and physiology: 2000 multiple choice questions.

Colville, T. P., & Bassert, J. M. (2016). Clinical anatomy and physiology for veterinary technicians.

Top of Form

Park, C. C., & Allaby, M. (2013). A dictionary of environment and conservation. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Bottom of Form

Bottom of Form