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Instructions:
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This kind of whale has humongous comb-like filters that help it to get food.
A. Beluga Whale
B. Humpback Whale
C. Orca
D. Baleen whale
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These special organs inside of fish help them to remove oxygen from the water. This is how they breathe.
A. fins
B. gills
C. swim bladders
D. fish eyes
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These are some examples of cartilaginous fish.
A. perch, bass, flounder
B. sharks, sting rays, lampreys
C. blowfish, parrot fish, frogs
D. whales and dophins
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These two organs are unique to a birds digestive system, and help them to digest food very efficiently.
A. lungs and spleen
B. kidneys and swim bladders
C. crop and gizzard
D. heart and lungs
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Which kind of monkeys live in Asia and Africa?
A. Capuchan monkeys
B. White Tailed monkeys
C. Old World monkeys
D. Great American monkeys
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6. This group of primates has tails.
A. Stingrays
B. Monkeys
C. Beavers
D. Squirrel
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This line of highly sensitive nerves along a fishes back help them to sense slight changes in current, temperature, and pressure.
A. lateral line
B. spine
C. vertebrate
D. vertical line
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(Answer Key)
Page 4
Instructions:
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This kind of whale has humongous comb-like filters that help it to get food.
A. Beluga Whale
B. Humpback Whale
C. Orca
D. Baleen whale
-
These special organs inside of fish help them to remove oxygen from the water. This is how they breathe.
A. fins
B. gills
C. swim bladders
D. fish eyes
-
These are some examples of cartilaginous fish.
A. perch, bass, flounder
B. sharks, sting rays, lampreys
C. blowfish, parrot fish, frogs
D. whales and dophins
-
These two organs are unique to a birds digestive system, and help them to digest food very efficiently.
A. lungs and spleen
B. kidneys and swim bladders
C. crop and gizzard
D. heart and lungs
-
Which kind of monkeys live in Asia and Africa?
A. Capuchan monkeys
B. White Tailed monkeys
C. Old World monkeys
D. Great American monkeys
-
6. This group of primates has tails.
A. Stingrays
B. Monkeys
C. Beavers
D. Squirrel
-
This line of highly sensitive nerves along a fishes back help them to sense slight changes in current, temperature, and pressure.
A. lateral line
B. spine
C. vertebrate
D. vertical line