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Test your knowledge of echinoderms with this fun and educational Jeopardy game! Answer questions about echinoderm classes, anatomy, terminology, and random facts to earn points and become an echinoderm expert.
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Jeopardy Biology Echinoderm Review Game
Echinoderm Classes The three classes of echinoderms. 1 point Check
Echinoderm Classes What are holothuroidea, crinoidea, and asteriodea? 1 point Back to Category Slide
This class is home to the sea cucumber. 2 points Check
Echinoderm Classes What is class holothuroidea? 2 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Classes This class of echinoderms includes the sea lilies and feather stars. 3 points Check
Echinoderm Classes What is class crinoidea? 3 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Classes Sea stars and starfish belong to this class of echinoderms. 4 points Check
Echinoderm Classes What is asteriodea? 4 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Classes Sea urchins are the common organism that is found in this class. (not in our notes but in the video :) 5 points Check
Echinoderm Classes What is class echinoidea? 5 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Anatomy This ventral structure is commonly everted out of the body. (be specific) 1 point Check
Echinoderm Anatomy What is the cardiac stomach? 1 point Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Anatomy List the 6 structures of the water vascular system in order. 2 points Check
Echinoderm Anatomy What is the madreporite, stone canal, ring canal, radial canal, lateral canal, and ampulla/tube feet? 2 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Anatomy Specific name of the tiny jaws that are located around the spines of a starfish. 3 points Check
Echinoderm Anatomy What are pedicellarie? 3 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Anatomy Motion sensors found on the lateral side of each arm. 4 points Check
Echinoderm Anatomy What are eyespots? 4 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Anatomy The name of the nerve that overlaps the ring canal of the starfish. 5 points Check
Echinoderm Anatomy What is the nerve ring? 5 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Terminology The Latin meaning of echinoderm. 1 point Check
Echinoderm Terminology What is spiny skin? 1 point Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Terminology The circular center of the starfish. 2 points Check
Echinoderm Terminology What is central disc? 2 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Terminology Another name for the body of a crinoid. 3 points Check
Echinoderm Terminology What is the calyx? 3 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Terminology The locomotion of crinoids would best be described by this word. 4 points Check
Echinoderm Terminology What is sessile? 4 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Terminology The body and arms of a crinoid together look like this object. 5 points Check
Echinoderm Terminology What is a crown? 5 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Random Questions The deepest known location of sea cucumbers. 1 point Check
Echinoderm Random Questions What is the Philipine Trench? 1 point Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Random Questions This side of the starfish is home to the mouth, ambulacral groove and tube feet. (D.A.) 2 points Check
Echinoderm Random Questions What is the ventral side? 2 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Random Questions If you cut off the 3 arms of a regular starfish, how many arms do you have. 3 points Check
Echinoderm Random Questions What is 3 arms? 3 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Random Questions The three things pedicellarie do for the starfish. 4 points Check
Echinoderm Random Questions What are protection, keeping surface clean, and help to catch food? 4 points Back to Category Slide
Echinoderm Random Questions According to new information, the fastest crinoid recorded is 145 m/hr. Convert this to cm/sec. 5 points Check
Echinoderm Random Questions What is 4 cm/sec? 5 points Back to Category Slide