:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.1a
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: What animal has external anatomy commonly referred to as hook and pin?
:ANSWER: Cattle:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Horse:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Chicken:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Dog:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.1b
:QUESTIONTYPE:TF
:QUESTIONTEXT: All animals have the same external anatomy.
:ANSWER: True:VAL:0
:ANSWER: False:VAL:100
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.1c
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: Where is the gaskin located on a horse?
:ANSWER: Rear legs:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Front legs:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Above rump:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Point of shoulder:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.2a
:QUESTIONTYPE:MA
:QUESTIONTEXT: Choose two types of tissues found in chicken wings.
:ANSWER: Muscle:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Epithelial:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Nerve:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Fluid:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.2b
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: Cardiac and skeletal muscle is similar when visually observed. What is the major difference between muscle that controls the heart and muscle that moves the skeleton?
:ANSWER: Cardiac muscle is voluntary:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Cardiac muscle is involuntary:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Cardiac muscle is striated:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Cardiac muscle is smooth:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.2c
:QUESTIONTYPE:TF
:QUESTIONTEXT: The major function of epithelial tissues is protection.
:ANSWER: True:VAL:100
:ANSWER: False:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.3a
:QUESTIONTYPE:MATCH
:QUESTIONTEXT: Match the following connective tissues with the proper function.
:ANSWER: Calcified material providing physical structure to animals
:MATCH: Bone
:ANSWER: Flexible substance found between bones and in some structures
:MATCH: Cartilage
:ANSWER: Holds two bones together
:MATCH: Ligament
:ANSWER: Connects muscle to bone
:MATCH: Tendon
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.3b
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: Connective tissues interact to provide movement to an animal’s limbs. Which one of the following describe the interaction the best?
:ANSWER: Cartilage and ligaments attach bones while tendons connect muscle to bone:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Cartilage and tendons attach bones while ligaments connect muscle to bone:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Ligaments and tendons attach bones while cartilage connects muscle to bone:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Cartilage and bone attach tendons while ligaments connect muscle to tendons:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.3c
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: What classification of bone is the main bone in a chicken wing?
:ANSWER: Long:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Short:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Flat:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Irregular:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.4a
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: What organ secretes bile?
:ANSWER: Liver:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Pancreas:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Kidney:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Spleen:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.4b
:QUESTIONTYPE:TF
:QUESTIONTEXT: Skin is the only organ made up of epithelial cells in the body.
:ANSWER: True:VAL:0
:ANSWER: False:VAL:100
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.4c
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: What organ do vertebrae protect?
:ANSWER: Spinal cord:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Lumbar:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Ureter:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Heart:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.5a
:QUESTIONTYPE:MATCH
:QUESTIONTEXT: Match the system with the correct organ.
:ANSWER: Aorta
:MATCH: Circulatory
:ANSWER: Ureter
:MATCH: Excretory
:ANSWER: Cerebrum
:MATCH: Nervous
:ANSWER: Gallbladder
:MATCH: Digestive
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.5b
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: How do kidneys and the liver function similarly? 
:ANSWER: Both organs excrete waste:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Both organs filter urine:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Both organs excrete bile:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Both organs digest nutrients:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND:

:QUESTIONSTART:
:SHORTNAME: ASA 4.2.5c
:QUESTIONTYPE:MC
:QUESTIONTEXT: Which system is formed by kidneys, bladder, and ureters? 
:ANSWER: Excretory system:VAL:100
:ANSWER: Nervous system:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Digestive system:VAL:0
:ANSWER: Circulatory system:VAL:0
:QUESTIONEND: