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Phylum Nematoda - Jocelyn English

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"Not made of cells" is the definition to what word?

a)

Acellular

b)

Cephalization

c)

Nervous System

d)

Coelom

2.

Which characteristic of Phylum Nematoda is correct?

a)

No cephalization

b)

Triploblastic

c)

No coelom

d)

A two way digestive system

3.

Which characteristic of Phylum Nematoda is correct?

a)

ONLY radical symmetry

b)

ONLY bilaterally symmetrical

c)

The body is covered by an acellular cuticle

d)

It is NOT free living and parasitic forms

4.

Which characteristic of Phylum Nematoda is correct?

a)

Has a bilaterally symmetrical body with a radically symmetrical head

b)

No cephalization

c)

Diploblastic

d)

Two way digestive system

5.

What does Triploblastic mean?

a)

Two cell layers thick

b)

Five cell layers thick

c)

Seven cell layers thick

d)

Three cell layers thick

6.

What nervous system does Phylum Nematoda have?

a)

Nerve net only

b)

A head ganglion attached to longitudinal nerve cords that are interconnected by branches that cross the body

c)

A nerve ring in the head, two nerve cords along the length of the body, head, and tail ganglia

d)

No nervous system

7.

Which characteristic of Phylum Nematoda is NOT correct?

a)

NO coelum

b)

Body covered by acellular cuticle

c)

Cephalization

d)

Triploblastic

8.

What digestive system does Phylum Nematoda have?

a)

Two way digestive system

b)

Three way digestive system

c)

Four way digestive system

d)

One way digestive system

9.

Which statement is correct?

a)

Phylum Nematoda is BOTH free living and has parasitic form

b)

Phylum Nematoda is ONLY free living and doesn't have parasitic forms

c)

Phylum Nematoda is NEITHER free living nor has parasitic forms

d)

Phylum Nematoda is not free living and ONLY has parasitic forms

10.

What animal belongs in Phylum Nematoda?

a)

Flatworms

b)

Roundworms

c)

Segmented worms

d)

Insects