05-06初二上生物期末考卷.（05-06 second biology final examination paper.）.doc

05-06初二上生物期末考卷.（05-06 second biology final examination paper.） This article is contributed by pigs soaked in a bottle DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. 2005 Fujian Xiamen first middle school 2005-2006 school year first semester final examination Biology papers in the second year (100 minutes, 45 minutes) 2005.12 proposition teacher: Chen Mumei Article 1 volume A single choice (please write the answer on the answer sheet Volume II, every day 1 points, a total of 30 points), the following 1 life named x fish in the animal, some are not really belong to fish, fish is [] A, whale B, C D, shark Octopus 2, and cuttlefish in difficult to take a direct object of study during the experiments, sometimes using the model to do the experiment, or imitate experiment in certain conditions experiment. This experiment called [] A, B, C on test simulation and control experiment, D observation experiment 3, Straw absorb some ink drops in the mouth slowly in front of the ink will flow into the mouth, excuse me, soon can see the ink will flow [] A, B, C fish, fish eye posterior operculum D, a fish from which of the following places of the anus 4, fungi mostly rely on what to breed? [] A, B, C, gill mycelium spores D, cell division 5, the following characteristics, structure characteristics and adapt to phytophagous animal edible plants is [], developed the incisor and canine; developed; 3, 4, molars developed; cecum; 5, 1, 3, A degradation of cecum the second and the third, B, C, 5, 1, 2, 5, D, the second and the third, the 6 and third team students in exploring the role of fins in swimming, puts forward four hypotheses. According to your inquiry, which hypothesis do you think will prove to be wrong? [] A, fish pectoral and pelvic fins will balance and transformation direction of the B, the fish on the fish fin balance plays a key role in C, the caudal fin of a fish can