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Simple Invertebrate Review

Simple Invertebrate Review. Word Bank homeostasis hermaphrodite invertebrates bilateral symmetry vertebrates radial symmetry larva. Animals without a backbone. invertebrates. Word Bank homeostasis hermaphrodite invertebrates bilateral symmetry vertebrates radial symmetry larva.

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Simple Invertebrate Review

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  1. Simple Invertebrate Review

  2. Word Bank homeostasis hermaphrodite invertebrates bilateral symmetry vertebrates radial symmetry larva Animals without a backbone invertebrates

  3. Word Bank homeostasis hermaphrodite invertebrates bilateral symmetry vertebrates radial symmetry larva Body parts arranged in a circle like spokes of a wheel radial symmetry

  4. Word Bank homeostasis hermaphrodite invertebrates bilateral symmetry vertebrates radial symmetry larva Maintaining stable internal conditions homeostasis

  5. Word Bank homeostasis hermaphrodite invertebrates bilateral symmetry vertebrates radial symmetry larva An individual animal that produces both sperm and eggs hermaphrodite

  6. Word Bank homeostasis hermaphrodite invertebrates bilateral symmetry vertebrates radial symmetry larva Immature form of an animal (different from adult) larva

  7. Which is NOT a characteristic of animals? A. heterotrophic B. reproduction C. movement D. autotrophic

  8. Sponges show this type of symmetry. A. asymmetry B. bilateral symmetry C. radial symmetry D. spherical symmetry

  9. The underside or belly of an animal that has bilateral symmetry is called A. anterior B. posterior C. ventral D. dorsal

  10. For organizations of animals, which choice is listed from simplest to most complex? A. cell, organ, organ system, tissue B. organ, organ system, tissue, cell C. cell, tissue, organ, organ system D. cell, tissue, organ system, organ

  11. What type of cell in sponges is responsible for water flow and capturing food particles? A. spike cells B. collar cells C. jelly-like cells D. pores

  12. The bodies of many sponges contain sharp structures called A. jelly-like cells B. pores C. collar cells D. spikes

  13. Which of the following statements is true for sponges? A. Sponges reproduce sexually through budding. B. Jelly-like cells produce haploid sperm and egg cells for sexual reproduction C. The larva of a sponge forms before fertilization. D. Sponges reproduce through sexual reproduction only

  14. Members of the phylum Cnidaria are able to reproduce through A. asexual reproduction only B. binary fission only C. sexual reproduction only D. both asexual and sexual reproduction

  15. What body type best describes a hydra? A. larva B. medusa C. polyp D. sponge

  16. An example of a cnidarian that is actually a colony of individual organisms is a A. Sea anemone B. Portuguese Man-of War C. hydra D. jellyfish

  17. Corals spend their adult lives as A. medusas B. larvae C. polyps D. cnidocytes

  18. Worms reproduce asexually through A. gamete formation B. budding C. regeneration D. binary fission

  19. Tapeworms have hooks and suckers for attachment that are A. anterior B. posterior C. dorsal D. ventral

  20. An animal such as a planarian that does not live in or on another organism is said to be A. parasitic B. free-living C. autotrophic D. infectious

  21. Match the description with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda Filter feeders Porifera

  22. Match the description with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda Digestive system with two separate openings Nematoda

  23. Match the description with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda Tentacles armed with stinging cells Cnidaria

  24. Match the description with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda Flattened bodies Platyhelminthes

  25. Match the description with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda Polyp and medusa body types Cnidaria

  26. Match the description with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda “pore bearing” animals that are covered with tiny holes Porifera

  27. Match the organism with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda coral Cnidaria

  28. Match the organism with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda roundworm Nematoda

  29. Match the organism with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda fluke Platyhelminthes

  30. Match the organism with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda planarian Platyhelminthes

  31. Match the organism with the correct phylum PoriferaCnidaria PlatyhelminthesNematoda Basket sponge Porifera

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