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WorksheetsLab Check - COLT/Worm Lab
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Bristle-like structures in which help the worm move
Setae
Clitellum
Gizzard
Crop
Thickened non-segmented structure of the body indicating an adult worm that is available for reproduction
Setae
Clitellum
Crop
Gizzard
Indicates toward the head
Anterior
Posterior
Ventral
Dorsal
The earthworm is divided into
Segments
3 Parts
Circles
Front and Back
An earthworm has a nervous system. TRUE OR FALSE?
True
False
Is the earthworm unicellular or multicellular?
unicellular
multicellular
depends on the specific worm
When the head of the earthworm was touched, the earthworm shriveled up and pulled away. What was the "stimulus" in this observed evidence of life?
head of the earthworm was touched
the head has a large lip used for burrowing
the earthworm shriveled and pulled away
the earthworm is organized with muscle cells
When the head of the earthworm was touched, the earthworm shriveled up and pulled away. What was the "response" in this observed evidence of life?
head of the earthworm was touched
the head has a large lip used for burrowing
the earthworm shriveled and pulled away
the earthworm is organized with muscle cells
Earthworms have adaptaptations to live where it is...
dry and light
dry and dark
damp and light
damp and dark
A scientist can support that an earthworm meets the Characteristics of Life by collecting evidence of cocoons. In the life cycle of a worm, what is the stage when the tiny, white worms emerge from the cocoon?
baby squirmies
hatchling
adult
maggots
An earthworm relies on ingesting decaying plant matter and soil. Which characteristic of life does this evidence support?
Metabolism
Reproduction
Response to Stimuli
Organization
