Lesson 3 - Taxonomy

Question 1

Mullusca

Answer 1

Invertebrate marine animals
That have soft bodies,
Usually with shells
Clams snails octopus

Question 1

Annelida

Answer 1

(True worms) wormlike creatures that are segmented

Earthworms leeches

Question 2

Chordata

Answer 2

Vertebrates(having a spine). Humans birds fish reptiles

Question 4

Arthropoda

Answer 4

Invertebrates (having no spine),with segmented bodies and jointed legs in pairs insects spiders

Question 5

Enhinodermata

Answer 5

Symmetrical marine vertebrates.

Aka sea urchins sea cucumbers

Question 6

Nematoda

Answer 6

(Round worms) unsegmented,cylindrical bodies

Hookworms pinworms

Question 7

Cnidaria

Answer 7

Invertebrates; simple tissues with a mouth surrounded by tentacools; have stinging cells fish coral

Question 8

Porifera

Answer 8

Simplest of all animals; have no tissues or organs sponges

Question 9

Simplest of all animals; have no tissues or organs. e.g. sponges

Answer 9

Porifera

Question 10

Invertebrates; simple tissues with a mouth surrounded by tentacles; have stinging cells: anemones, coral, jellyfish and hydra

Answer 10

Cnidaria

Question 11

(Round worms) unsegmented,cylindrical bodies. e.g. Hookworms, pinworms

Answer 11

Nematoda

Question 12

Symmetrical marine vertebrates.

e.g. sea urchins, sea cucumbers

Answer 12

Enhinodermata

Question 13

Invertebrates (having no spine),with segmented bodies and jointed legs in pairs. e.g. insects, spiders

Answer 13

Arthropoda

Question 14

Vertebrates(having a spine). Humans, birds, fish, reptiles

Answer 14

Chordata

Question 15

Invertebrate marine animals
That have soft bodies,
Usually with shells
Clams snails octopus

Answer 15

Mullusca

Question 16

Approach

Answer 16

V. To get closer

N. A coming closer

Question 17

Burrow

Answer 17

V. To dig a hole

N. A hole dug by a animal as a home or for protection

Question 18

Cease

Answer 18

V. To stop; to come or bring to an end