WorksheetsSponges to Roundworms
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Sponges are classified into this phylum.
Cnidaria
Porifera
Nematoda
Platyhelminthes
Cnidarians include which of the following?
Tapeworms and hookworms
Heartworms and Trichinella
Jellyfish and sea anemones
None of the above
Tapeworms and Planarians are
Roundworms
Vertebrates
Cnidarians
Flatworms
Nematodes include which of the following?
Ascaris
Hookworms
Heartworms
Trichinella
All of the above
The hydra is a member of which phylum?
Platyhelminthes
Porifera
Cnidaria
Nematoda
Which characteristic below is NOT related to animals?
Eukaryotic
Multicellular
Generally mobile
Can make its own food.
Without sunlight, animals cannot digest their food.
True
False
Which of the following have bilateral symmetry? (Check all that apply)
Fish
Humans
Beetles
Sand dollars
None of the above
Animals are heterotrophic.
True
False
Sponges filter microscopic organisms from the water.
True
False
Check all those below that have radial symmetry.
Brittle stars
Jellyfish
Corals
Hydra
Coral reefs are built by small animals called sponges.
True
False
Which kind of chemical found in water pollution can damage coral reefs?
Oil
Gas
Fertilizers
All of these
Offshore coral reefs provide homes for the young of ___________ species that people eat.
sponge
coral
fish
sea star
Which of the following has NOT been used as an artificial coral reef?
Oil rigs
Plastic pipes
Old tires
Steel drums
Reef balls are made out of a special kind of ______ that does not dissolve in seawater.
concrete
steel
rubber
plastic
Because reef balls are molded around a __________, they can be moved to the site easily.
basketball
balloon
boat
steel drum
The simplest of all animals is the __________________.
Sponge
Tapeworm
Planarian
Jellyfish
Which choice below is an advantage of reef balls.
Reef balls move during ocean storms.
Reef balls dissolve in seawater.
Rough surfaces allow coral polyps to easily attach.
Reef balls prevent fish from finding shelter from predators.
Choose below those structures that could serve as artificial coral reefs.
Oil rigs
Old tires
Concrete pipes
Balloons
None of the above
The body of a sponge is covered with many small openings called ____________.
osculi
polyps
pores
spicules
Organisms permanently attached to one place are _______.
sessile
motile
protozoans
free swimming
A hermaphrodite is an animal that produces ___________.
only eggs
both sperm and eggs
only sperm
neither sperm nor eggs
Sponge larvae have _________ that allow them to swim about in water.
flagella
fins
cilia
pseudopods
A cnidarian with a _____________ form body plan is bell-shaped and free swimming.
polyp
nematocyst
proglottid
medusa
Cnidarians reproduce ______________.
only sexually
only asexually
both sexually and asexually
neither sexually and asexually
The nerve net of a cnidarian carries _______________.
blood
food
gametes
none of the above
Scientists think that the first form of cnidarian was the ....
medusa
polyp
larvae
hydra
All of the following are groups of cnidarians EXCEPT ....
corals
jellyfish
protozoans
sea anemones
Collar cells function to ....
move water through the sponge.
filter microscopic food particles from water.
produce gametes.
digest microscopic food particles.
What are spicules made of? (Check all that apply)
Silicone
Silica
Calcium Carbonate
Carbon
Nematocysts paralyze prey by releasing ________________.
neurotoxins
venom
analgesics
antiseptics
Most flatworms live in saltwater, while others live in _______.
the bloodstream of animals
nerve tissue
freshwater
the upper atmosphere
Planarians are _____________ flatworms.
filter-feeding
free-living
parasitic
disease-causing
The body of a planarian is covered with __________.
flagella
scales
feathers
cilia
Most planarians are ______________, exchanging sperm with one another.
asexual
parasitic
polyps
hermaphrodites
Body segments of a tapeworm are called ____________.
proglottids
coeloms
cavities
chambers
Tapeworms use ________________ to attach to intestinal walls - it is composed of hooks and suckers.
a scolex
a proglottid
cilia
flagella
Humans get ____________ by walking barefoot over dirt in the deep South.
Trichinella
hookworm
heartworm
Ascaris
Humans develop _____________ by eating undercooked pork.
river blindness
Anisakiasis
trichinosis
guinea worms
A young worm with a protective covering is called a _________.
cyst
larva
Roundworms are members of phylum ____________.
Platyhelminthes
Nematoda
Porifera
Cnidaria
Roundworms are _______________,
acoelomates
true coelomates
pseudocoelomates
hermaphrodites
All worms have this type of symmetry.
Radial
Asymmetry
Circumferal
Bilateral
The bell-shaped body plan of cnidarians.
Amorphic
Polyp
Medusa
None of the above
An example of a filter-feeder.
Sponge
Jellyfish
Planaria
Heartworm
The ability to replace lost body parts.
Clone generation
Regeneration
Sexual reproduction
Restitution
Corals, jellyfish, hydra and sea anemones are ....
cnidarians.
porifera.
nematodes.
platyhelminthes,
Phylum said to have a "tube within a tube".
Porifera
Cnidarians
Platyhelminthes
Nematoda
Cells are organized into only two layers.
Sponges and flatworms
Roundworms and jellyfish
Sponges and jellyfish
Flatworms and roundworms
