
U10D2 Mollusks
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Carl Alberico
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following characteristics is true for all invertebrates?
They have a backbone
They live only in shallow water
They lack a vertebral column
They are all microscopic
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Multiple Select
Select all the organ systems that are present in more complex invertebrates.
Digestive system
Nervous system
Circulatory system
Respiratory system
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Open Ended
How does the method of locomotion reflect an invertebrate's body structure and lifestyle?
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Asexual reproduction in some invertebrates produces identical
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Open Ended
Explain how the mantle contributes to both protection and movement in different types of mollusks.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are functions of the radula in mollusks?
Scraping food from surfaces
Tearing apart prey
Creating an external shell
Grazing on algae and plants
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Gastropods use their
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of bivalves?
They have a radula for feeding.
They have two hinged shells.
They reproduce through external fertilization.
They use a muscular foot to burrow.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of cephalopods?
Highly developed nervous systems
External shell for protection
Possession of chromatophores
Active predators with excellent vision
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In mollusks, the process of internal fertilization is primarily found in
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Open Ended
Describe two ways in which sponges differ from mollusks in terms of body structure and function.
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Multiple Choice
Pearl formation in mollusks begins when a foreign object enters the shell. Which of the following substances is NOT involved in the creation of nacre (mother-of-pearl)?
Aragonite
Conchiolin
Calcium carbonate
Silica
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a key difference between Porifera and Mollusks?
Porifera have well-developed organ systems, while mollusks do not.
Mollusks are asymmetrical, while Porifera are bilaterally symmetric.
Porifera lack true organs, while mollusks have well-developed organ systems.
Both Porifera and mollusks have calcium carbonate shells.
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Open Ended
Reflecting on today's lesson about marine invertebrates, what is one new thing you learned about how scientists classify these animals?
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