WorksheetsINVERTEBRATES AND VERTEBRATES 1 ESO A
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
How is the poriferan nutrition?
Saprotrophic
Filter feeders
Hervibores
Autotrophics
What does lateral line detect?
Prey or depredators
Temperature
Corals
Depth
What is NOT an echinoderm?
star fish
sea eggplant
sea urchin
sea cucumbers.
What is NOT an arthropods?
Mr crab
spiders
ant
sea snails
What are bird´s parts?
legs and peak
feathers, legs and peak
scales, legs and peak
legs, arms and tail
What are the three parts of molluscs?
Head, arms and legs
Head, shell and eyes
Head, foot and visceral mass
Feathers, skin and head
They have poisonous tentacles
birds
fish
echinoderms
Cnidarians
Land animals that need to live close to water
reptiles
worms
amphibians
birds
they are covered in feathers
mammals
birds
molluscs
reptiles
they have fins and bodies covered in scales
amphibians
cnidarians
echinoderms
fish
How do molluscs perform the nutrition?
Absorbing krill
Symbiotic relationship
Tentacles with poison
Rasping tongue with very small teeth
Turtles is an example of
(a)
Are reptiles oviparous or viviparous?
They are asexual
They don´t have reproduction
Oviparous
Viviparous
How can poriferans reproduce?
Spores
Sexually
Asexually
Viviparous
What is the operculum in fishs?
Technical term for nostrils cover
Sensor to detect pray and depredators
Technical term for gill cover
Swimming fin
What is NOT a mammal classification?
Monotremes
Marsupials
Placentals
Aquatic
What group do you belong to?
Monotremes
Marsupials
Aquatic
Placentals
How many species of mammals are there?
3500
500
10000
5500
What is NOT correct?
Reptile eggs are harder than amphibian and fish eggs
Crocodiles can shed old teeth and grow new ones.
Turtles need to come up to the surface for air.
Reptiles have not separate sexes and internal fertilisation
The word (a) comes from Greek and means ‘to live a double life’
