Crockett: Animal Phyla: Open Note Quiz

Which kingdom is known as one of the most familiar kingdoms?

• Animal

• Whale

• Kangaroo

• Bacteria

What kind of organisms are found in the animal kingdom?

• All animals and some plants

• Animals without fur and some protists

• Animals with fur, fish, and some bacteria

• Organisms that are multicellular, cannot make their own food, cells have a nuclei, no cell walls, no chloroplasts. 

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What are some important phyla in the animal kingdom?

• Lions, tigers, and bears

• Cnidarians, mollusks, annelids, arthropods, echinoderms, and chordates 

• plants, animals, protists, and bacteria

• mosses, ferns, and flowering plants

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NGSS.MS-LS4-2

Infer: Why do animal cells have NO chloroplasts?

• Because they are autotrophs.

• They do have chloroplast and make their own food.

• Because they cannot make their own food 

• Because they can make their own food

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Where do animals in the cnidarian phylum live?

• water

• land

• air

• both land and water

What body structure do cnidarians have in common?

• segmented bodies. 

• an exoskeleton

• a central opening surrounded by tentacles. 

• a muscular foot that is used for hunting food

What is the central opening in cnidarians used for?

• taking in food and eliminating waste

• moving from place to place

• competing for a mate

• none of the above

What are some examples of animals in the cnidarian phylum?

• crabs, spiders, and insects. 

• sand dollars, sea urchins, and sea stars.

• jellyfish, sea anemones, and corals.

• earthworms, leeches, and some sea-floor worms. 

Where do animals in mollusk phylum live?

• land

• land and water. 

• water

• air

What body structure do mollusks have in common?

• muscular foot

• central opening surrounded by tentacles.

• segmented bodies