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Circulatory System I: Types of Circulatory Systems
1. On a hot day in the African savannah, it would be advantageous for an elephant to lose more heat from its blood, so it should:
2. Which of the following is not true of a closed circulatory system?
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About This Quiz & Worksheet
Circulatory systems provide oxygen and carbohydrates to all cells of an organism. Your understanding of the different types of circulatory systems in nature will be assessed in this interactive assessment.
Quiz & Worksheet Goals
This assessment will test your understanding of:
- An open circulatory system
- A closed circulatory system
- Where a hemolymph is found
Skills Practiced
Practice questions will test your understanding of the following skills:
- Interpreting information- verify that you can read information regarding where a hemolymph is and interpret it correctly
- Distinguishing differences - compare and contrast topics from the lesson, such as dilation and constriction
- Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding open and closed circulatory systems
Additional Learning
For a more comprehensive understanding of circulation, review the lesson titled Circulatory System I: Types of Circulatory Systems. This lesson covers:
- Gastrovascular cavities
- Cnidarians
- What a hemolymph is
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- Multicellular Organisms, Tissues and Epithelium 8:33
- Types of Connective Tissue 7:57
- Skeletal System and Muscular System 9:43
- Circulatory System I: Types of Circulatory Systems 8:21
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