What is an Animal
Define a cell
What is a basic unit of structure and function in living things.
What kind of symmetry does a grasshopper have.
What is bilateral.
Defined larva.
What is an immature form of an animal that looks very different from the adult.
The three worm phyla.
(Bonus: Give all scientific names extra 100 points)
Give us the smartest animal you can think of that isn't a mammal or bird. Smartest animal wins.
We'll see.
Define Fertilization.
What is the joining of an egg cell or a sperm cell.
Define symmetry
What is the balanced arrangement of parts
The one type of cell that all cnidarians have.
What is the stinging cell
The phyla earthworms are in.
What is segmented.
Compare and sexual and asexual reproduction.
The difference between bilateral and radial symmetry
What is bilateral symmetry has one line of symmetry whereas radial symmetry has lines of symmetry radiating from a center point.
The type of digestive system a worm has.
What is 1 way.
Butterflies are more evolved than echinoderms. True or False.
What is false.
Define how having sense organs in the front would be beneficial to an animal.
What is it helps them pick up information in the direction of their movement. It also allows for more complex movement.
Describe the main features of the medusa body plan.
What is the bowl shaped body plan that includes mouths that open downward and tentacles that trail down.
Describe the main ways worms get information from their environments.
What is a primitive brain and sensory organs to detect light, touch, and vibrations.
Define the four major functions of animals.
What are reproduction, movement, obtaining food and oxygen, and homeostasis.
Name an animal with radial symmetry that is not part of the phyla Echinodermata.
What are jellyfish etc.
Describe a sponges digestive system.
What is a sponge eats tiny single celled organisms. They filter organisms through the water moving through it. The collar cells that line the central cavity trap the tiny organisms. Jelly like cells than break down the food.
Describe the main differences between the worm phyla.
What are flatworms are flat and soft as jelly, many are parasites. They have two way digestion. Roundworms have one way digestion, are rounded, and many are microscopic. Segmented worms have closed circulatory systems, one way digestion, and are made up of segments.