SEAFOODS

_______ are fish with fins and internal skeletons.   

• Crustaceans

• Shellfish 

• Finfish

• Mollusks

_______ fish with external shells but no internal bone structure.  They have hard outer shells.

• Crustaceans

• Shellfish 

• Finfish

• Mollusks

Octopus and squid are classified as what type of mollusk?

• Bivalves

• Cephalopods

• Univalves

• Crustaceans

A classification of mollusk that have a single shell only like Abalone. What is this?

• Bivalves

• Cephalopods

• Univalves

• Crustaceans

A classification of mollusk that have a pair of hinged shells. What is this?

• Bivalves

• Cephalopods

• Univalves

• Crustaceans

A market form of finfish that is completely intact as caught. What market form of fish is this?

• Whole or Round               

• Steaks

• Dressed

• Drawn

A market form of finfish wherein the viscera are being removed. What market form of fish is this?

• Whole or Round               

• Steaks

• Dressed

• Drawn

A market form of finfish where the fish is being sliced cross-sectional,

each containing a section of backbone. What market form of fish is this?

• Whole or Round               

• Steaks

• Dressed

• Drawn

This is another way of filleting a finfish. Both sides of a fish still joined, but with bones removed. What market form of fish is this?

• Whole or Round               

• Butterflied Fillet

• Dressed

• Fillet

A market form of finfish where the viscera, scales, head, tail and fins are removed.

What market form of fish is this?

• Whole or Round               

• Butterflied Fillet

• Dressed

• Fillet