WorksheetsMollusca Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 12hrs 33mins
Cephalopod means what?
Slimy foot
Stomach foot
Head foot
Squid
Gastropod means what?
Slimy foot
Stomach foot
Snail
Head foot
Which class of mollusks is the only one that can be found on land?
Bivalves
Polyphacophora
Cephalopods
Gastropods
What specific feature is only found on cephalopods?
Gills
Tentacles
Siphon
Head
In the shell-shocked lab, we learned that thick walls, protrusions, high spires and other features in Class Gastropoda likely evolved because:
they provided a feeding advantage over other species of gastropods.
female snails preferred the features in males, and this drove the evolution of these traits.
predator numbers increased and these features protected the gastropods.
the wizard Merlin cast a spell on the gastropods that had them develop these traits.
True or False - All molluscs have an open circulatory system, where blood goes into the body cavity.
True
False
Which TYPE of mollusk has two shells?
Bivalve
Gastropod
Cephalopod
What are filter feeders?
A large pile of living organisms and the animals that live among them.
An organism that attaches onto another organism and feeds off of it.
Animals that feed by removing tiny bits of food from the water.
Animals that use sunlight to obtain nutrients.
Bivalves have a(n) __ circulatory system
Closed
Open
Which is NOT true of bivalves?
coelomate
triploblastic
cephalization
use gills for gas exchange
Identify the item marked at location 1.
Arm
Tentacle
Radula
Sucker
Identify the item marked at location 3.
Ink Sac
Gills
Siphon
Mantle
Identify the item marked at location 4.
Intestine
Stomach
Heart
Ink Sac
Identify the item marked at location 5.
Gills
Heart
Gal Bladder
Radula
Identify the item marked at location 7.
Skin
Shell
Mantle
Esophagus
How many hearts does a squid have?
1
2
3
4
Which cephalopod has two triangle fins on their mantle?
Cuttlefish
Squid
Octopus
Nautilius
Which cephalopod would be considered the most intelligent
cuttlefish
octopus
squid
nautilus
What TYPE of mollusk is this?
Bivalve
Gastropod
Cephalopod
What TYPE of mollusk is this?
Bivalve
Gastropod
Cephalopod
Which part of the Mollusk body secretes (makes) the shell?
Which class includes the chitons?
Gastropoda
Bivalvia
Cephalopoda
Polyplacophora
Which part of the mollusk contains the body organs?
Foot
Mantle
Visceral mass
Radula
Which is the most advanced mollusk?
Bivalve
Cephalopod
Gastropod
Polyplacophoran
Which mollusk has a closed circulatory system?
Bivalve
Cephalopod
Gastropod
Polyplacophoran
Which mollusk undergoes jet propulsion?
Gastropod
Bivalve
Cephalopod
Polyplacophoran
Which cephalopod has an external shell for buoyancy?
Nautilus
Cuttlefish
Squid
Octopus
Which cephalopod is more torpedo-shaped and found out in the open ocean?
Nautilus
Cuttlefish
Squid
Octopus
Which cephalopod is shown?
Nautilus
Cuttlefish
Squid
Octopus
Which cephalopod is shown?
Nautilus
Cuttlefish
Squid
Octopus
Name the class pictured
Scaphopoda
Aplacophora
Bivalvia
Gastropoda
Select all that apply to the bivalve clam you dissected:
Open circulatory system
Filter-feeder
Internal pen, secreted by the mantle.
Beak used for eating.
Select all that apply to the squid you dissected:
Open circulatory system
Filter-feeder
Internal pen, secreted by the mantle.
Beak used for eating.
In the shell-shocked lab, you analyzed these graphs. Which group is having the biggest impact on the others?
The burrowing clams
The cephalopods
The gastropods
The shell breaking predators
Why did the clam and the squid have so many similarities?
The similarities area a result of convergent evolution.
The similarities are a coincidence.
The similarities are from a common ancestor.
What is the name of this location on the shell of the clam?
Umbo
Foot
Mouth
Mollusc
What is the function of this structure?
Making Sperm + Eggs
Digestion
Closing and opening clam
Gas exchange (breathing)
What is the function of this structure?
Making Sperm + Eggs
Digestion
Closing and opening clam
Gas exchange (breathing)
What is the function of this structure?
Making Sperm + Eggs
Making the Shell
Closing and opening clam
Moving food into mouth
