Body Parts
Class Cephalopoda
Class Bivalves
Class Gastropod
100

What body part is where they keep their organs.

Head

100

Name an example of class Cephalopoda.

Octopus/squids

100

Name an example of a Bivalve.

Clams, Oysters and Mussel

100

Name an example of a Gastropod.

Snails and Slugs.

200

What do they have instead of a spine.

Exoskeleton

200

What do they use their feet for?

Movement, food and attachments.

200

What does Bivalve mean?

Two shells.

200

What does Gastropod mean.

Stomach-footed

300

What type of symmetry do they have

Bilateral

300

What does Cephalopoda mean?

"head-footed"

300

True or False

Bivalves do not have a head.

True

300

What closes around their head when they go into their shell?

A lid like structure called an operculum.

400

What body part is what Cnidarians use to make shells.

Mantle 

400

How do Cephalopods move? 

Jet propulsion

400

What attaches the two shells?

A special muscle.

400

Why do Gastropods have a hard, ridged radula.

To scrape food from rocks.

500

Name all the body parts.

Head, foot, mantle

500

True or False

Cephalopods have well developed eyes.  

True, giant squid has the biggest.

500

How do they eat.

They have special tubes to filter food.

500

What is on their head?

A sensory tentacle.

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