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3. Animal Character- istics Sponges/ Cnidarians Segmented Worms Echinoderms Molluscs Arthropods Surprise! 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points

4. Question 1a All animals must get their energy by eating plants or other animals. They do NOT make their own food. What is the term for this?

5. Answer 1a heterotroph

6. Question 2a The bodies of animals are ______-cellular?

7. Answer 2a Multi-cellular

8. Question 3a Two of the major functions of animals are to get ______ and ________ for energy?

9. Answer 3a Food and oxygen

10. Question 4a Animals must keep their internal conditions in _________?

11. Answer 4a balance

12. Question 5a All animals (unlike plants) can _______. They also (like plants) can make more of themselves. This is called the ability to ________?

13. Answer 5a Move Reproduce

14. Question 1b Sponges have many _______ through which water flows?

15. Answer 1b Pores

16. Question 2b How does the water flow into and out of a sponge?

17. Answer 2b In through the pores into a central cavity and out the top.

18. Question 3b How do sponges get their food and get rid of wastes?

19. Answer 3b Through the passage (flow) of water into and out of the sponge.

20. Question 4b What is one characteristic that Cnidarians are known for?

21. Answer 4b Stinging tentacles

22. Give 2 examples of cnidarians? Question 5b

23. Answer 5b Jellyfish Portuguese Man-o-war Sea anemone

24. Question 1c Segmented worms have long _____-like bodies that are divided into ________?

25. Answer 1c Tube-like Segments

26. Question 2c How do segmented worms take in oxygen?

27. Answer 2c From the water through their skin

28. Question 3c Segmented worms are some of the simplest animals with a true _______ system and blood contained in _________?

29. Answer 3c Nervous system Blood in vessels

30. Question 4c What are 2 examples of segmented worms?

31. Answer 4c Earthworms Leeches Marine worms

32. Question 5c How are earthworms useful? How are leeches useful?

33. Answer 5c Earthworms – help aerate and recycle the soil Leeches – are used after surgery to stop blood clots and keep surgical incisions clean.

34. Question 1d Echinoderms have ______ that extend out from a middle body. This is an example of what type of symmetry?

35. Answer 1d Arms Radial symmetry

36. Question 2d Echinoderms have ______ feet and _______ (the meaning of echinoderm).

37. Answer 2d Tube feet Spines

38. Question 3d What are 3 examples of echinoderms?

39. Answer 3d Sea stars Sea cucumbers Sea urchins Brittle stars

40. Question 4d Molluscs are known for having _____ bodies and a thick, muscular _______. Some also have ______.

41. Answer 4d Soft bodies Thick, muscular foot Some have shells

42. Question 5d What are 3 examples of molluscs?

43. Answer 5d Snails Slugs Clams Octopus

44. Arthropods are known for having _________ legs, ________ bodies and Some have _____. Question 1e

45. Answer 1e Jointed legs Segmented bodies wings

46. Arthropods have a hard outer covering called ____________. Question 2e

47. Answer 2e exoskeletons

48. Question 3e How do arthropods get oxygen from the air?

49. Answer 3e Through gills or air tubes

50. What is the largest group of animals (invertebrates and Vertebrates combined)? Question 4e