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1409 - Lab 4 - Invertebrates and Vertebrates

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A sessile filter feeder is best described as:

a)

An organism that remains attached to a surface and obtains food by filtering water.

b)

An organism that moves actively to catch its prey.

c)

An organism that produces its own food through photosynthesis.

d)

An organism that lives inside another organism as a parasite.

2.

Which type of sponge has spicules of calcium carbonate?

a)

Calcareous sponge

b)

Bath sponge

c)

Glass sponge

3.

Radial symmetry can be a benefit to an animal because it allows the animal to:

a)

Sense and respond to stimuli from all directions equally

b)

Move quickly in one direction

c)

Hide easily from predators

d)

Digest food more efficiently

4.

The two main body forms in the life cycle of a cnidarian are the _______ and the _______.

a)

polyp, medusa

b)

larva, adult

c)

egg, sperm

d)

planula, ephyra

5.

It is advantageous for an animal to be hermaphroditic because:

a)

it increases the chances of successful reproduction

b)

it allows the animal to change its diet

c)

it helps the animal move faster

d)

it makes the animal immune to diseases

6.

Which three types of cells must be present for flatworms to be able to respond to stimuli and move about?

a)

Sensory cells, nerve cells, and muscle cells

b)

Blood cells, bone cells, and skin cells

c)

Fat cells, gland cells, and reproductive cells

d)

Stem cells, epithelial cells, and immune cells

7.

The function of a tapeworm’s hooks and suckers is to:

a)

attach to the host’s intestinal wall

b)

digest food for the host

c)

produce eggs for reproduction

d)

help the tapeworm move quickly

8.

What is an incompletely lined body cavity called?

a)

Pseudocoelom

b)

Coelom

c)

Acoelom

d)

Haemocoel

9.

What structure in a planarian digests food and ensures that nutrients get to all the cells?

a)

Gastrovascular cavity

b)

Pharynx

c)

Nerve cord

d)

Excretory pore

10.

Animals in which the first embryonic opening becomes the mouth are called ________.

a)

protostomes

b)

deuterostomes

c)

amniotes

d)

cnidarians

11.

Fill in the blank: In deuterostomes, the first embryonic opening becomes the ________.

a)

anus

b)

mouth

c)

stomach

d)

esophagus

12.

Identify the mollusk labeled as a cephalopod in the diagram.

a)

Chiton

b)

Scallop

c)

Snail

d)

Nautilus

13.

Match the following mollusk types with their characteristics:

a)

Has a shell consisting of eight plates

1.

Chiton

b)

Has a body enclosed by a shell consisting of two valves

2.

Bivalve

c)

Contains marine, freshwater, and terrestrial species

3.

Gastropod

d)

Contains active marine predators with tentacles

4.

Cephalopod

14.

Sequence the organs in the digestive tract to trace the path of food from the mouth to the cloaca.

a)

Mouth → esophagus → stomach → small intestine → large intestine → cloaca

b)

Mouth → stomach → esophagus → large intestine → small intestine → cloaca

c)

Mouth → esophagus → large intestine → stomach → small intestine → cloaca

d)

Mouth → small intestine → esophagus → stomach → large intestine → cloaca

15.

The term urogenital system refers to:

a)

The combined organs of the urinary and reproductive systems

b)

Only the organs of the digestive system

c)

The organs responsible for respiration

d)

Only the organs of the nervous system