Unit 1 - Characteristics of Animals Quiz Review #1

Which animals below are vertebrates?

• Snake

• Lion

• Ant

• Cuttlefish

Overtime, Animals became more and more complex.

Put the following animals we have discussed in class in order of LEAST complex to MOST complex.

• Sponge

• Jellyfish

• Bearcat

• Cuttlefish

Symmetry is a characteristic of animals.

Match the symmetry with the type of animal.

• Galapagos Tortoise

• Radial

• Jellyfish

• Asymmetry

• Sponge

• Bilateral

Tissue (Germ) Layers are important characteristic of animals.

Match the Tissue (Germ) layer with what it becomes in animals who have tissues.

• Digestive Tract

• Ectoderm

• Nervous System & Skin

• Mesoderm

• Muscles

• Endoderm

Animals have unique characteristics compared to other living organisms. Which characteristics do animals have?

• Unicellular

• Multicellular

• Heterotrophs

• Autotrophs

• Eukaryotic Cells

Flat worms are triploblastic, but do not have a true body cavity. What do we call them? (a)   ​ ​

• Acoelomates
• pseudocoelomates
• coelomates

Development is an important characteristic of animals. Match the type of development with the animal.

• No Development - Bag of Cells

• Protostome

• Whale Shark

• Sponge

• Arthropod

  like an Ant

• Jellyfish

• No Development - no body cavity

• Deuterostome

What characteristics can be applied to this animal?

• Cephalized

• Diploblastic

• Triploblastic

• Radial Symmetry

• Has Endoderm & Ectoderm Tissue Layers

Organize these options into the right Developmental categories

Groups:

(a) Protostomes

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(b) Dueterostomes

• Red-Eared Slider

• Cuttlefish

• Mola Mola (Sunfish)

• Ball Python

• Leopard Gecko

• Legless Lizard

• Octopus

• Flatworm

• Earthworm

• Leaf Sheep

• Tapeworm

• GloFish

• Ant

• Crested Gecko

• Bearded Dragon

• Whale Shark

Organize these Animals into the right categories based on their segmentation

Groups:

(a) Segmented

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(b) Unsegmented

• Jellyfish

• Leopard Gecko

• Human

• Sponge

• Lobster

• 
• Tortoise