WorksheetsInvertebrate Final Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
These have pinchers and antennae.
Protists
Arachnids
Crustaceans
Echinoderms
These have one shell.
Bi-Valves
Gastropods
Myriapods
Cephlapods
These have definite body parts.
Worms
Nemotocysts
Sponges
Parasites
Means having "Jointed legs"
Exoskeleton
Molting
Vertebrates
Arthropod
Feeds off of other living things.
Sponges
Cephalopods
Parasite
Myriapods
Made of only one cell.
Parasite
Protist
Clitellum
Nematocysts
An external skeleton.
Antennae
Protoplasm
Molting
Exoskeleton
Has 6 legs.
Arachnid
Myriapod
Insect
Crustacean
Part of earthworm responsible for reproduction.
Antennae
Clitellum
Protoplasm
Molting
How everything is classified.
Invertebrates
Molting
Protists
Structure
Stages of development.
Birth
Puberty
Metamorphosis
Death
Have no shell.
Cephlapod
Bi-Valve
Gastropod
Exoskeleton
The shedding of the exoskeleton.
Melting
Burning
Smelling
Molting
Means having a "Soft body".
Sponge
Mollusk
Coelenterates
Bacteria
Attach and never move.
Teenagers
Gum
Sponges
Bacteria
Means having "Spiny skin".
Rhinoderm
Endoderm
Myriapod
Echinoderm
A sensing organ.
Mouth
Teeth
Antennae
Radar
Stingers that sting the prey of Coelenterates.
Pinchers
Nematocysts
Fangs
Needles
Has 8 legs.
Giraffes
Insects
Myriapods
Arachnids
A protist that can live everywhere.
Bacteria
Euglena
Paramecium
Amoeba
Has two shells.
Turtle
Gastropod
Cephlapod
Bi-valves
Has many legs.
Crustaceans
Arachnids
Myriapods
Insects
Means having a "Hollow body".
Sponges
Coelenterates
Coral
Sea Anemone
Having no backbone.
49ers
Vertebrates
Cyclones
Invertebrates
Means having a backbone.
Hawkeyes
Vikings
Vertebrate
Twins
3 Body parts of an insect
Thorax
Nematocysts
Head
Abdomen
Name the 4 stages of Metamorphosis.
Larva
Butterfly
Adult
Pupa
Egg
Two reasons for an exoskeleton.
To be tough
Protection
Keeps them from drying out
To capture the queen
Three purposes for an antennae.
Tasting
Smelling
Touching
Seeing
Hearing
Choose three echinoderms.
Starfish
Jellyfish
Hydra
Sea Urchin
Sand Dollar
Choose 3 special features of an insect.
8 Legs
Spiracles
Wings
6 Legs
Simple Eyes
Choose two ways earthworms are helpful.
Make the sidewalk squishy
Fishing
Scare people
Fertilizer
Choose 3 special features of crustaceans.
10-12 legs
Antennae
Simple Eyes
Pinchers
Choose 3 special features of arachnids.
Simple Eyes
Bite and suck blood
10-12 legs
No wings
Acts like a pump, pumping in and out water.
Mantle
Euglena
Sponges
Insects
Barnacles, crayfish, and shrimp are examples of:
Crustaceans
Arachnids
Insects
Myriapods
How echinoderms move:
Two feet
Four feet
Tube Feet
Webbed Feet
Ticks and mites and examples of:
Insects
Crustaceans
Arachnids
Myriapods
These cover the outside of sponges
Blanket
Pores
Pimples
Hair
Skin
These have tentacles to capture prey
Bi-valves
Gastropods
Cephlapods
Crustaceans
How mollusks move
Shoes
Legs
A muscular foot
Fins
Clams, oysters, and scallops are types of
Gastropods
Cephlapods
Bi-valves
Crustaceans
This is the liquid that makes gastropod shells
Liquid Cement
Mantle
Silicon
Glue
This protists can change it's shape to catch food
Bacteria
Euglena
Amoeba
Paramecium
Breathing holes of insects are:
Air Tubes
Snorkles
Air Tanks
Spiracles
These are the largest group of animals on earth:
People
Fish
Insects
Gastropods
Snails and slugs are examples of:
Cephlapods
Gastropods
Bi-valves
Sponges
A protist that contains chlorophyll is:
Bacteria
Euglena
Amoeba
Paramecium
Select two ways that bacteria helps us
Used in making some foods
Scares away mosters
Used in making some medicines
Tastes good
Name the 2 things that all arthropods have in common:
Jointed Legs
Bite and suck blood
Exoskeleton
8 Legs
