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Invertebrate Test Review (Part 1)

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How do sponges eat?

a)

They go fishing

b)

They use pores to filter feed

c)

They hide in the sand

d)

They sting their prey

2.

An invertebrate is....

a)

an animal with vertebrae

b)

an animal that does NOT have a backbone

c)

an animal that DOES HAVE a backbone

d)

an animal with a backbone outside of the body

3.

What is the function of cnidocytes (stinging cells)?

a)

They sting and help to capture prey.

b)

They attach the polyp to hard surfaces.

c)

They attach to tube feet.

d)

They pull food into a jellyfish's mouth.

4.

"Platy" rhymes with "flatty" which helps you remember that...

a)

Platyhelmenthes are flat worms

b)

Platyhelminthes eat only flat food

c)

Platyhelminthes are round worms

5.

How does a starfish feed?

a)

The starfish uses its tube feel like a straw to suck out the prey

b)

The starfish pushes their stomach out of their body to digest prey externally

c)

They call door dash to have food delivered

6.

If a starfish has one of its' arms cut off, what will happen?

a)

It will start to grow back through regeneration.

b)

It will die.

c)

The other arms will shrink so they all become the same size.

7.

Nematodes have __ bodies.

a)

round

b)

flat

c)

segmented

8.

Annelids have __ bodies.

a)

flat

b)

round

c)

segmented

d)

nonexistent

9.

Worms who have both male and female reproductive organs are called...

a)

Asexual

b)

Sexual

c)

Hermaphrodites

10.

What kid of worms are in phylum Platyhelminthes?

a)

round

b)

square

c)

flat

d)

segmented

11.

Annelids have tiny hairs, called __, which they use to move

a)

setae

b)

Clitelium

c)

tube feet

12.

When a worm is cut in half, and each half grows into a new worm, this is called...

a)

budding

b)

regeneration

c)

sexual reproduction

13.

Organisms that are attached to a hard surface/stationary are called....

a)

sessile

b)

mobile

c)

bilateral

14.

What can a medusa do that a polyp can not?

a)

talk

b)

move freely with tentacles facing down

c)

move freely with tentacles facing up

15.

Which phylum do sponges belong to?

a)

Echinodermata

b)

Porifera

c)

Cnidosidia

16.

How do sponges eat?

a)

They use spikes to catch their prey.

b)

They filter feed using spores

c)

They are fed by fish

17.

What is the external structure (outside) of a nematode?

a)

tentacles

b)

round body

c)

flat body

18.

Sea stars use tube feet in order to...

a)

fight predators

b)

see

c)

move

19.

Starfish belong to phylum ___.

a)

Platyhelminthes

b)

Annelida

c)

Echinodermata

d)

Porifera

20.

To which phylum do jellyfish belong?

a)

Porifera

b)

Cnidaria

c)

Echinodermata

21.

What is the purpose of an eyespot?

a)

To see shapes

b)

To see light

c)

To see predators

d)

To see prey

22.

The tiny hairs on earthworms (annelids) are called..

a)

Hair

b)

Cillia

c)

Setae

d)

Arms

23.

How do annelids (earthworms) obtain oxygen (breathe)?

a)

Through their lungs

b)

Through their skin

c)

Through their gills