Bivalves
gastropods
cephalopods
Mollusks
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100

Which of the following is NOT a Bivalve?

mussel

scallop

snail

clam

snail

100

The name "gastropod" means?

stomach/foot

100

What do squid use to propel them through the water?

siphon

water propulsion


100

What two classes are entirely marine/aquatic species?

Bivalves

cephalopods

100

flowering plants are called?

angiosperms

200

What bivalve moves by shutting its shell quickly?

scallop

200
Many tentacles does a gastropod have? 

2


200

Three defense adaptations cephalopods have are...?

speed

ink

blend in

200

Which two classes use a radula?

gastropods

cephalopods

200

Which type of worm goes under the phylum Annelida? 

segmented worms

300

Are more bivalves hermaphroditic or have separate genders?

separate genders

300

What came first, the slug or the snail?

snail 
300

What are the "freckles" called....that help squid blend in?

chromatophore

300

Which class of mollusk filter feed?

bivalves

300

 clouds that produce thunderstorms are called?

cumulonimbus

400

What do bivalves extend out of their shell to move or dig? 

a muscular foot

400
Besides using their muscular foot, what helps gastropods move?

secreting a mucus

400

What is the difference between squid and octopus? (as far as how many arms/tentacles they have)

squid (8 arms/2 tentacles)

octopus (8 tentacles)

400

Which type of mollusk we discussed cares for their eggs until they hatch?

cephalopods

(octopus)

400

The layer of the atmosphere that contains the ozone layer?

stratosphere

500

What is the result in bivalves when a grain of sand or there is some sort of "disturbance" between the mantle and the shell. 

a pearl forms 

500

How many species of gastropods are there?

about to go extinct

less than 10,000

more than 62,000

more than 62,000

500

What structure protects the internal organs of mollusks?

mantle

500

Which two classes of mollusks spawn?

bivalves

cephalopods

500
For worms, the development/evolution of having a body that goes from head to foot is called...?

cephalization