Wonderful Worms
Pristine Porifera
Nifty Cnidarians
Marvelous Molluscs
Exquisite Echinoderms
100

This is the preferred type of environment for worms

What is a "humid environment"?

100

Sponges are the least advanced type of ____ on the planet.

What are "animals"?

100

This is how cnidarians interact with their environment

What are "tentacles"?

100

Many molluscs create this in order to protect themselves from predators

What is a "shell"?

100

This is the type of symmetry that echinoderms share

What is "radial symmetry"?

200

This type of flatworm is a very common parasite

What is a "tapeworm"?

200

This is how sponges get their nutrients

What is "filtering food particles from the water"?

200

This is the type of symmetry that cnidarians have

What is "radial symmetry"?

200

These are two examples of molluscs that live on land

What are "snails" and "slugs"?

200

This is how echinoderms move

What are "tube feet"?

300

Nematodes do not have this feature

(Two possibilities)

What is a "segmented body"?

What is a "stomach"?

300

This is the name for the holes that cover the outside of sponges

(Two options)

What are "pores"?
What are "ostia"?

300

These are two common examples of cnidarians

(Any 2/4 of these answers)

What are "jellyfish", "hydra", "anemone", and "corals"?

300

This group of molluscs is the only one that can produce pearls

What are "bivalves"?

300

This is a famous echinoderm that has pointy spikes.

What is a "sea urchin"?

400

Leeches and earthworms both belong to this group

What are "annelids"?

400

This is the large hole at the top of sponges that releases water and excrement

What is the "osculum"?

400

This is a type of skeleton supported by water pressure instead of bones

What is a "hydrostatic skeleton"?

400

This is the most intelligent group of molluscs

What are "cephalopods"?

400

This is the name for a starfish's process of asexual reproduction

What is "fragmentation"?

500
This is the name for the cylindrical segments of an earthworm

What are "metameres"?

500

Porifera are ____, meaning they do not move.

What is "sessile"?

500

These are the two basic body types of cnidarians

What are "polyp" and "medusa"?

500

This long, tube-like structure allows cephalopods to move quickly

What is a "siphon"?

500

This system of tubes circulates water throughout the body of an echinoderm

What is the "ambulacral system"?