Study

2º Science Review Unit 2

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

  • What type of animal is this?
    Fish
  • How do amphibians breathe?
    gills and lungs
  • What are the two groups of invertebrates?
    Arthropods and Molluscs
  • How do birds breathe
    lungs
  • What type of animal is this?
    Reptile
  • How do mammals breathe?
    lungs
  • What diet does this animal have?
    omnivore
  • What do vertebrates have that invertebrates don't have?
    A Backbone
  • Is this a vertebrate or an invertebrate?
    vertebrate
  • What are the 5 groups of vertebrates?
    Mammals, Birds, Fish, Reptiles and Amphibians
  • What type of animal is this?
    Mammal
  • Do molluscs have hard bodies or soft bodies?
    soft bodies
  • What do mammals eat (or drink) when they are born?
    Milk from their mothers
  • What type of animal is this?
    Bird
  • Does the crab have an exoskeleton or a backbone?
    exoskeleton
  • Is this an arthropod or a mollusc?
    arthropod
  • What body coverings do birds have?
    feathers
  • What body coverings do mammals have?
    hair or fur (skin)
  • What type of reproduction is when a mother gives birth to live young?
    viviparous
  • What diet does this animal have?
    herbivore
  • What does a carnivore eat?
    meat
  • How do fish breathe?
    gills
  • Which of the 5 groups of vertebrates are oviparous?
    Birds, Fish, Reptiles, Amphibians
  • Is this a vertebrate or an invertebrate?
    invertebrate
  • What diet does this animal have?
    Carnivore
  • What does an omnivore eat?
    meat (other animals) and plants
  • What type of reproduction is when the mother lays eggs
    oviparous
  • What does an herbivore eat?
    plants
  • Which of the 5 groups of vertebrates are viviparous?
    Mammals
  • What type of animal is this?
    Amphibian
  • what body coverings to reptiles and fish have?
    scales
  • Is this an arthropod or a mollusc?
    mollusc