Question 1

Pectines are _____.

Accepted Answer

A) tail parts where the stinger is located 
B) legs that scorpions use for running 
C) another word for pincers 
D) feathery-looking appendages 
A) tail parts where the stinger is located 
B) legs that scorpions use for running 
C) another word for pincers 
D) feathery-looking appendages D

Question 2

The of an arthropod is made of chitin.

Accepted Answer

A) endoskeleton 
B) cartilage 
C) exoskeleton 
D) lungs 
A) endoskeleton 
B) cartilage 
C) exoskeleton 
D) lungs C

Question 3

The largest phylum in the animal kingdom are the _____.

Accepted Answer

A) arthropods 
B) echinoderms 
C) annelids 
D) arachnids 
A) arthropods 
B) echinoderms 
C) annelids 
D) arachnids A

Question 4

Scorpions _____.

Accepted Answer

A) are carnivores 
B) are omnivores 
C) eat specific plants 
D) eat only fruits 
A) are carnivores 
B) are omnivores 
C) eat specific plants 
D) eat only fruits

Question 5

The scorpion's transfers food to the mouthparts.

Accepted Answer

A) chelicerae 
B) pedipalp 
C) aculeus 
D) telson 
A) chelicerae 
B) pedipalp 
C) aculeus 
D) telson

Question 6

The gestation period for a scorpion is _____.

Accepted Answer

A) between 16 and 42 days 
B) more than two and half years 
C) several months to a year and a half 
D) no less than seven weeks and no more than ten weeks 
A) between 16 and 42 days 
B) more than two and half years 
C) several months to a year and a half 
D) no less than seven weeks and no more than ten weeks

Question 7

Which of the following statements about scorpions is true?

Accepted Answer

A) All scorpions lay eggs. 
B) Cannibalism of the young occurs frequently in captivity. 
C) A clutch typically contains between five and ten young. 
D) Both parents care for the young. 
A) All scorpions lay eggs. 
B) Cannibalism of the young occurs frequently in captivity. 
C) A clutch typically contains between five and ten young. 
D) Both parents care for the young.

Question 8

Which of the following is classified as a crustacean?

Accepted Answer

A) Scorpions 
B) Crabs 
C) Mites 
D) Ticks 
A) Scorpions 
B) Crabs 
C) Mites 
D) Ticks

Question 9

An emperor scorpion habitat should be kept at percent humidity.

Accepted Answer

A) 65 to 75 
B) more than 90 
C) 20 to 40 
D) less than 25 
A) 65 to 75 
B) more than 90 
C) 20 to 40 
D) less than 25

Question 10

Emperor scorpions _____.

Accepted Answer

A) are native to South America 
B) like arid, desert-like habitats 
C) can reach eight inches in length 
D) live in the trees of dense forests 
A) are native to South America 
B) like arid, desert-like habitats 
C) can reach eight inches in length 
D) live in the trees of dense forests

Pectines are _____.

The of an arthropod is made of chitin.

The largest phylum in the animal kingdom are the _____.

Scorpions _____.

The scorpion's transfers food to the mouthparts.

The gestation period for a scorpion is _____.

Which of the following statements about scorpions is true?

Which of the following is classified as a crustacean?

An emperor scorpion habitat should be kept at percent humidity.

Emperor scorpions _____.

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Exam 17: Scorpions

Pectines are _____.

The of an arthropod is made of chitin.

The largest phylum in the animal kingdom are the _____.

Scorpions _____.

The scorpion's transfers food to the mouthparts.

The gestation period for a scorpion is _____.

Which of the following statements about scorpions is true?

Which of the following is classified as a crustacean?

An emperor scorpion habitat should be kept at percent humidity.

Emperor scorpions _____.

Introduction to Exotic Animals

Zoonotic Disease

Introduction to Small Mammals

Ferrets

Rabbits

Guinea Pigs

Chinchillas

Hedgehogs

Degus

Hamsters and Gerbils

Rats and Mice

Short-Tailed Opposums

Sugar Gliders

Avian

Reptiles

Amphibians

Tarantulas

Hermit Crabs

Alpacas and Llamas

Miniature Pigs

Backyard Chickens

Filters