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Biology: Concepts and Connections, 6e (Campbell)
Chapter 18
The Evolution of Invertebrate Diversity
Multiple-Choice Questions
1)
Which of the following statements about the mimic octopus is true?
A)
Octopuses and other invertebrates are simple, primitive life forms.
B)
Octopuses, as invertebrates, have complex chemistry and structure but their behavior is very simple.
C)
Octopuses have only one defense against predators: spraying an ink cloud.
D)
Octopuses can have complex and highly adaptive chemistry, structure, and behaviors.
E)
The mimic octopus sometimes acts like a harmless rock to avoid detection by predators.
Answer:
D
Topic:
Opening Essay
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
2)
All animals
A)
are unicellular.
B)
are prokaryotic.
C)
are heterotrophic.
D)
have cell walls made of chitin.
E)
obtain food by absorption.
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.1
Skill:
Factual Recall
3)
Typical animal embryos have ________, or external cell layer, and ________, which lines the digestive tract.
A)
an ectoderm . . . a blastula
B)
an ectoderm . . . an endoderm
C)
an endoderm . . . an ectoderm
D)
a blastula . . . a gastrula
E)
a mesoderm . . . a gastrula
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.1
Skill:
Factual Recall
4)
Which of the following is true of a typical animal?
A)
Hox genes play important roles in the development of the organism from zygote to adult.
B)
The organism requires carbon dioxide as an essential nutrient.
C)
The cell walls are diverse in structure but are composed of chitin.
D)
The main life stage is haploid and produces haploid gametes by mitosis.
E)
The haploid larvae develop into diploid adults.
Answer:
A
Topic:
18.1
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
5)
Animals probably evolved from
A)
plants.
B)
protists.
C)
fungi.
D)
lichens.
E)
bacteria.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.2
Skill:
Factual Recall
6)
During the Cambrian explosion approximately 542 million years ago,
A)
all modern species of animals suddenly appeared over a period of about one year.
B)
animals rapidly diversified in the oceans over a period of about 1 million years.
C)
animals rapidly diversified in the oceans over a period of about 15 million years.
D)
a massive volcanic eruption nearly wiped out life on Earth.
E)
great forests produced peat layers that were later transformed into coal.
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.2
Skill:
Factual Recall
7)
Which of the following is considered a likely explanation for the events of the Cambrian explosion?
A)
Complex predator-prey relationships and increased atmospheric oxygen levels promoted animal diversification.
B)
Complex predator-prey relationships and increased atmospheric oxygen levels led to a mass extinction event.
C)
A great surge of volcanic activity was triggered by significant movements of the continental plates and possibly by an asteroid impact.
D)
Solar flares led to increased UV radiation intensity, which in turn promoted a high rate of mutation. This led to rapid diversification of animals.
E)
The massive growth of swamp vegetation depleted the atmosphere's carbon dioxide and eventually cooled the Earth's climate.
Answer:
A
Topic:
18.2
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
8)
Most of the animals alive today
A)
are vertebrates.
B)
are invertebrates.
C)
are choanoflagellates.
D)
are really colonies of protist cells.
E)
are unicellular.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.2
Skill:
Factual Recall
9)
Which of the following animals displays radial symmetry?
A)
a worm
B)
a sea anemone
C)
a fish
D)
a lobster
E)
an alligator
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.3
Skill:
Factual Recall
10)
Which of the following items demonstrates radial symmetry?
A)
a glove
B)
a pencil
C)
a tennis racket
D)
a pair of sunglasses
E)
an apple pie
Answer:
E
Topic:
18.3
Skill:
Application
11)
Organisms with true radial symmetry
A)
have their sense organs, mouth, and brain clustered in the head.
B)
tend to be highly mobile.
C)
are capable of directed movement in two dimensions.
D)
do not have a distinct head region and tend to be sedentary or passive drifters.
E)
can be divided into two matching halves along only one plane.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.3
Skill:
Factual Recall
12)
Which of the following structures best represents a hydrostatic skeleton?
A)
an empty coffee mug
B)
a spoon
C)
a piece of M & M candy
D)
a glass marble
E)
a water balloon
Answer:
E
Topic:
18.3
Skill:
Application
13)
A true coelom is best described as
A)
the space between the ectoderm and the endoderm.
B)
a body cavity that is fully lined by tissue derived from the mesoderm.
C)
a body cavity that is lined by tissues derived from the mesoderm on one side and the endoderm on the other.
D)
any body cavity that functions to cushion the internal organs and give them space for growth and movement.
E)
any body cavity that functions to provide a rigid structure against which muscles contract.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.3
Skill:
Factual Recall
14)
A dog's head is at its ________ end and its belly is its ________ surface.
A)
posterior . . . dorsal
B)
anterior . . . dorsal
C)
posterior . . . ventral
D)
anterior . . . ventral
E)
radial . . . bilateral
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.3
Skill:
Application
15)
In protostomes,
A)
the opening formed during gastrulation becomes the mouth.
B)
the opening formed during gastrulation becomes the anus.
C)
there is no body cavity.
D)
there is no endoderm.
E)
there is no ectoderm.
Answer:
A
Topic:
18.3
Skill:
Factual Recall
16)
Which of the following statements about deuterostomes is true?
A)
Deuterostomes lack true tissues.
B)
Deuterostomes have only two tissue layers.
C)
The opening that forms during deuterostome gastrulation becomes the anus.
D)
The opening that forms during deuterostome gastrulation becomes the mouth.
E)
Deuterostomes always lack a body cavity.
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.3
Skill:
Factual Recall
17)
Which of the following are not included among the Eumetazoans, which have true tissues?
A)
sea stars (Echinodermata)
B)
earthworms (Annelida)
C)
sea anemones (Cnidaria)
D)
octopus (Mollusca)
E)
sponges (Porifera)
Answer:
E
Topic:
18.4
Skill:
Factual Recall
18)
Which of the following are not included among the Bilateria, a clade of animals with bilateral symmetry at some stage of development?
A)
sea stars (Echinodermata)
B)
earthworms (Annelida)
C)
sea anemones (Cnidaria)
D)
octopus (Mollusca)
E)
lizards (Chordata)
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.4
Skill:
Factual Recall
19)
The ________ is a flagellated cell that sweeps water through a sponge's body.
A)
choanocyte
B)
amoebocyte
C)
spicule
D)
spongin
E)
sessile body
Answer:
A
Topic:
18.5
Skill:
Factual Recall
20)
A typical sponge is best described as
A)
a slow-moving suspension feeder with a true coelom.
B)
a sessile suspension feeder with bilateral symmetry.
C)
a slow-moving carnivore with no true tissues or symmetry.
D)
a sessile suspension feeder with no true tissues or body symmetry.
E)
a slow-moving carnivore with bilateral symmetry.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.5
Skill:
Factual Recall
21)
How do sponges transport nutrients within their bodies?
A)
They have simple digestive and circulatory systems composed of spongin channels.
B)
They rely on diffusion to move nutrients between their cells.
C)
Their mobile amoebocytes transport food molecules from cell to cell.
D)
They are not able to transport nutrients. They are autotrophs, so each cell absorbs its own nutrients and produces its own food.
E)
They are not able to transport nutrients within their bodies, but must independently absorb all necessary nutrients from the surrounding water.
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.5
Skill:
Factual Recall
22)
Which of the following statements regarding cnidarians is true?
A)
Cnidarians have three true tissue layers.
B)
The digestive and circulatory compartment of cnidarians is called the gastrovascular cavity.
C)
The more stationary cnidarian body form, which is cylindrical with a ring of tentacles, is the medusa.
D)
The umbrella-shaped cnidarian body form that is able to move about freely in the water is a polyp.
E)
Cnidarians are herbivores and can be destructive grazers on seaweeds.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.6
Skill:
Factual Recall
23)
Coral reefs are
A)
shells of Mollusca that have been converted to rock by geological processes.
B)
dead bodies of coral animals (Cnidaria).
C)
hard external skeletons secreted by coral animals (Cnidaria).
D)
marine rocks that often are used as attachment places by Cnidaria.
E)
hardened sugars that are secreted by algae.
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.6
Skill:
Factual Recall
24)
While wading in the ocean, you look down into the water and notice an umbrella-shaped, translucent animal. It swims by pulsing its body, and long tentacles trail behind it. One of them brushes your leg. Ouch! You feel a burning sensation where it touched you. To what phylum does this creature probably belong?
A)
Porifera
B)
Cnidaria
C)
Platyhelminthes
D)
Nematoda
E)
Mollusca
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.6
Skill:
Application
25)
Flatworms (Platyhelminthes) are ________ and typically have ________.
A)
radially symmetrical . . . no digestive system
B)
bilaterally symmetrical . . . a true coelom
C)
bilaterally symmetrical . . . a gastrovascular cavity with one opening
D)
bilaterally symmetrical . . . a complete digestive tract with a mouth and anus
E)
all parasites . . . no digestive system
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.7
Skill:
Factual Recall
26)
Tapeworms are similar to fungi because
A)
they have cell walls made of chitin.
B)
they feed by ingestion.
C)
they are sessile autotrophs.
D)
they feed by absorption.
E)
they inhabit marine, damp terrestrial, and freshwater habitats.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.1,18.7
Skill:
Factual Recall
27)
A bilaterally symmetrical, wormlike animal that has a pseudocoelom, a complete digestive tract, and a cuticle could be a member of which one of the following phyla?
A)
Cnidaria
B)
Platyhelminthes
C)
Annelida
D)
Nematoda
E)
Chordata
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.8
Skill:
Application
28)
The digestive tract of a nematode is most like which of the following?
A)
a hot dog
B)
a sock
C)
a soda straw
D)
a cup
E)
a baseball
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.8
Skill:
Application
29)
Which of the following is a typical characteristic of molluscs?
A)
a gastrovascular cavity with only one opening
B)
a sessile lifestyle
C)
an internal skeleton and segmented body plan
D)
three main parts of the body: head, trunk, and tail
E)
a rasping organ called the radula
Answer:
E
Topic:
18.9
Skill:
Factual Recall
30)
Which mollusc group includes primarily sedentary animals that use mucus-coated gills to trap fine food particles as water is pumped through the mantle cavity?
A)
cephalopods
B)
gastropods
C)
chitons
D)
bivalves
E)
chambered nautilus
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.9
Skill:
Factual Recall
31)
You inflate a balloon and let it go. It shoots away as air exits forcefully through the balloon's narrow opening. This most closely resembles the mode of movement seen in
A)
sea anemones.
B)
snails.
C)
flatworms.
D)
squid.
E)
nematodes.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.9
Skill:
Application
32)
Which adaptation is a key characteristic of annelids that greatly increases their flexibility and mobility?
A)
complete digestive tract
B)
hydrostatic skeleton
C)
segmentation
D)
hermaphroditic reproductive style
E)
three true tissue layers
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.10
Skill:
Factual Recall
33)
________ are soil-dwellers; ________ are mostly marine; and ________ are mostly freshwater.
A)
Earthworms . . . leeches . . . annelids
B)
Earthworms . . . leeches . . . polychaetes
C)
Earthworms . . . polychaetes . . . leeches
D)
Polychaetes . . . leeches . . . earthworms
E)
Polychaetes . . . earthworms . . . leeches
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.10
Skill:
Factual Recall
34)
You find a wormlike, soft-bodied adult animal in a mud flat. It is bilaterally symmetrical, is segmented, has a true coelom, and has a complete digestive tract. Based on these characteristics, what phylum does the animal represent?
A)
Cnidaria
B)
Platyhelminthes
C)
Porifera
D)
Nematoda
E)
Annelida
Answer:
E
Topic:
18.10
Skill:
Application
35)
Animals that are segmented and have jointed appendages and an exoskeleton are members of the phylum
A)
Platyhelminthes.
B)
Mollusca.
C)
Annelida.
D)
Cnidaria.
E)
Arthropoda.
Answer:
E
Topic:
18.11
Skill:
Factual Recall
36)
The most numerous, diverse, and widespread animals are the
A)
Arthropoda.
B)
Mollusca.
C)
Annelida.
D)
Nematoda.
E)
Chordata.
Answer:
A
Topic:
18.11
Skill:
Factual Recall
37)
Walking in a basement you hear a crunching noise and notice that you have killed a small animal. You look closely and see a few segmented, jointed appendages twitching around. What phylum does this animal represent?
A)
Cnidaria
B)
Echinodermata
C)
Annelida
D)
Arthropoda
E)
Chordata
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.11
Skill:
Application
38)
Which of the following groups has a series of similar segments that make up most of the body?
A)
millipedes
B)
crustaceans
C)
arachnids
D)
scorpions
E)
insects
Answer:
A
Topic:
18.11
Skill:
Factual Recall
39)
Which of the following groups includes both spiders and horseshoe crabs?
A)
millipedes
B)
crustaceans
C)
centipedes
D)
chelicerates
E)
insects
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.11
Skill:
Factual Recall
40)
Most adult insects have three major body parts or sections. They are the
A)
head, body, and legs.
B)
head, thorax, and abdomen.
C)
antennae, head, and abdomen.
D)
head, legs, and wings.
E)
legs, wings, and body.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.12-Evolution Connection
Skill:
Factual Recall
41)
An organism that can fly and has an exoskeleton must be
A)
a crustacean.
B)
a member of the Chordata.
C)
an echinoderm.
D)
an insect.
E)
a polychaete.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.12-Evolution Connection
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
42)
The traits that are unique to insects and have probably contributed to their diversity and success include
A)
small body size, an exoskeleton, and sexual reproduction.
B)
flight, short generation times, and complex life cycles including complete metamorphosis.
C)
the exoskeleton, an open circulatory system, and jointed appendages.
D)
a closed circulatory system, long adult life spans, and an elaborate central nervous system.
E)
the presence of four or more pairs of legs, an exoskeleton, and a water-resistant cuticle.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.12-Evolution Connection
Skill:
Factual Recall
43)
Complete metamorphosis is considered to occur in a species
A)
if the larva and adult have different diets.
B)
if the larva and adult live in different habitats.
C)
if the transition from larval to adult stage takes place in a single molt.
D)
if a pupation stage separates the larval and adult stages.
E)
if the adult has wings, but the larva does not.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.12-Evolution Connection
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
44)
The insect body plan includes many groups of serially repeated units. For example, there are typically three pairs of legs, one on each of the three segments of the thorax. Which option best describes how these pairs of legs develop and evolve?
A)
A single gene controls the development of all six legs. Thus within a species, all three pairs of legs are identical.
B)
The leg pairs all influence each other during development. Gene products move by diffusion from one segment to the other. Therefore, it is impossible to alter the development and form of one pair of legs without causing similar changes in the other two pairs of legs.
C)
The body parts develop in a modular fashion. Therefore, a genetic change could alter the development of one pair of limbs without noticeably changing the rest of the insect's body plan.
D)
The leg pairs grow under the control of an ancient set of highly conserved genes. Therefore, all insects have more or less identical legs. Other parts of the insect body plan can evolve somewhat more freely.
E)
Insects are a poorly studied group, and their development patterns are completely unknown. There is currently no way to evaluate what kinds of factors may influence the development or evolution of insect legs.
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.12-Evolution Connection
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
45)
The symmetry of echinoderms generally includes
A)
radially symmetrical larvae and adults.
B)
bilaterally symmetrical larvae and adults.
C)
radially symmetrical larvae and bilaterally symmetrical adults.
D)
bilaterally symmetrical larvae and radially symmetrical adults.
E)
spherically symmetrical larvae and adults.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.13
Skill:
Factual Recall
46)
Which of the following is a unique feature of echinoderms?
A)
bilateral symmetry
B)
a water vascular system
C)
radial symmetry
D)
a deuterostome pattern of development
E)
free-swimming larvae
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.13
Skill:
Factual Recall
47)
Which of the following phyla is most closely related to echinoderms?
A)
Annelida
B)
Mollusca
C)
Arthropoda
D)
Chordata
E)
Nematoda
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.13
Skill:
Factual Recall
48)
The flexible, longitudinal rod that is located between the digestive tract and the nerve cord in chordates is called the
A)
spinal cord.
B)
notochord.
C)
dorsal, hollow nerve cord.
D)
coelom rod.
E)
spine.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.14
Skill:
Factual Recall
49)
Which of the following features is unique to chordates?
A)
bilateral symmetry
B)
a coelom
C)
a notochord
D)
segmentation
E)
a complete digestive tract including an anus
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.14
Skill:
Factual Recall
50)
Which of the following is an invertebrate chordate?
A)
lancelets
B)
lampreys
C)
snakes
D)
sharks
E)
sea urchins
Answer:
A
Topic:
18.14
Skill:
Factual Recall
51)
To be characterized as a chordate, an organism must
A)
display all four key characteristics of Chordata in both the larval and adult stages.
B)
possess a backbone in at least one life stage.
C)
possess a backbone in both the larval and adult stages.
D)
display each of the four key characteristics of the chordates at some point in the life cycle.
E)
undergo incomplete metamorphosis.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.14
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
52)
Which of the following statements about tunicates indicates that these animals are chordates?
A)
Larvae show segmentation, radial symmetry, and a pseudocoelom.
B)
Larvae have a dorsal hollow nerve cord, a post-anal tail, pharyngeal slits, and a notochord.
C)
Larvae and adults both have a true coelom.
D)
Larvae and adults both feed by filtering water and trapping small food particles.
E)
Tunicates have tube feet and a water vascular system.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.14
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
53)
You find a small, elongated animal embedded in the sand with one end sticking out. Among other things, it has segmental musculature, a coelom, a notochord, and a complete digestive tract with an anus located partway down the body. This animal is
A)
an annelid.
B)
either an annelid or a larval echinoderm.
C)
either an annelid, a larval echinoderm, or a chordate.
D)
either a larval echinoderm or a chordate.
E)
a chordate.
Answer:
E
Topic:
18.14
Skill:
Application
54)
Traditional phylogenetic trees and the most recent molecular phylogenetic trees have many similarities. Which is a feature of the recent trees that was not present in the traditional phylogeny?
A)
the placement of Echinodermata and Chordata together in a clade of deuterostomes
B)
the status of sponges as the first animals derived from an ancestral protist
C)
the status of choanoflagellates as the probable ancestors of animals
D)
grouping of nematodes and arthropods into a clade called the Ecdysozoa
E)
the grouping of all bilateral animals within a single clade
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.15
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
55)
According to the "new" revised phylogeny based on genetic analyses, annelids are a member of the Lophotrochozoa and are most closely related to which of the following groups?
A)
echinoderms
B)
molluscs
C)
nematodes
D)
cnidarians
E)
arthropods
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.15
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
56)
Consider the following analogy. Proteins generated by protein-coding genes are like baking ingredients (chocolate chips, walnuts, flour . . .). Just as an adult organism is put together through the process of development, a cookie is produced according to an ordered set of baking procedures. According to the "evo-devo" perspective of Sean Carroll, which way of producing a new cookie comes closest to matching the process that has produced new types of animal body forms?
A)
New ingredients (that is, new proteins enabled by the evolution of new genes) are added to the existing ingredient list to produce a new type of cookie using existing baking procedures.
B)
Existing ingredients are altered slightly to produce a different cookie using existing baking procedures.
C)
The ingredient list stays about the same, but the baking procedures (processes of development) are changed to produce a very different type of cookie.
D)
All of the existing ingredients are discarded. New ingredients are combined in entirely new ways to produce a new type of cookie.
E)
A slight change in just one of the existing ingredients totally changes the cookie, even using existing baking methods.
Answer:
C
Topic:
18.16
Skill:
Application
57)
According to recent genetic research, the complexity of an organism
A)
is directly correlated with the number of protein-coding genes in its genome.
B)
is inversely related to the number of protein-coding genes in its genome.
C)
results from the total diversity of proteins that are present in the organisms' tissues.
D)
has more to do with how genes are used than with how many genes are present.
E)
is not related to genes or development, so it must have another source.
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.16
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
Art Questions
1)
Which part of this figure shows the thorax segment of this lobster?
A)
structure A
B)
structure B
C)
structure C
D)
structure D
E)
structure E
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.11
Skill:
Factual Recall
2)
Which part of this figure shows the tube feet of this starfish?
A)
structure A
B)
structure B
C)
structure C
D)
structure D
E)
structure E
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.13
Skill:
Factual Recall
Scenario Questions
After reading the following paragraph, answer the question(s) below.
Corals belong to phylum Cnidaria. The reefs themselves are made up of millions of polyps, each of which secretes a calcium carbonate skeleton that becomes part of the reef structure. Coral, which are attached to the reef as adults, have free-swimming larvae that develop into new polyps.
Corals are actually colorless. The brilliant colors that are visible on the reef come from the zooxanthellae (microscopic algae) that live within their body tissues. The zooxanthellae and corals have a symbiotic relationship in which corals provide carbon dioxide and mineral nutrients (released as wastes from coral digestion) to the zooxanthellae. The zooxanthellae perform photosynthesis. Photosynthesis produces nutrients (in the form of sugars) for the coral and also releases oxygen. This relationship supplements energy from predation and allows corals to survive in clear tropical water, even though these areas have very low nutrient levels.
1)
What advantage do free-swimming larvae confer on reef-building corals?
A)
providing reef-building corals with a defense against fishes and other predators
B)
allowing reef-building corals to establish colonies in the deep ocean
C)
increasing survival since coral larvae have exoskeletons of chitin
D)
allowing reef-building corals to expand their populations into new habitats
E)
increasing survival since larvae pass through both vertebrate and invertebrate stages in their life cycles
Answer:
D
Topic:
18.6
Skill:
Conceptual Understanding
2)
Corals supplement the energy they receive from the zooxanthellae by capturing prey with their
A)
amoebocytes.
B)
cnidocytes.
C)
choanocytes.
D)
osteocytes.
E)
melanocytes.
Answer:
B
Topic:
18.6, 18.5
Skill:
Factual Recall
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