mullusks

Question 1

Mollusk

Answer 1

Mollusk are soft bodied interverbrates

Question 2

Gill

Answer 2

Are to remove air from the water.

Question 3

Gastropod

Answer 3

It means stomach foot, has a broad foot , snails have shells but slugs do not have shells

Question 4

Cehpalopod

Answer 4

They are mollusk whose feet have adapted around the mouth and formed tenticals.

Question 5

Mantle

Answer 5

Is a thick layer of tissues that protect the internal organs and produces a shell.

Question 6

Radula

Answer 6

Are tiny rows of teeth that can scrape food from a surface.

Question 7

Bivalve

Answer 7

Bivalves are two shells held on like hinges.

Question 8

Arthropod

Answer 8

It means joint foot, jointed appendages , and exoskeleton, chitin on the outside and organs on the inside.

Question 9

Molting

Answer 9

The process of shedding

Question 10

Metammorphosis

Answer 10

A process in which an animal’s body undergoes dramatic changes in form during life circle.

Question 11

Exoskeleton

Answer 11

The exoskeleton is an outer layer skeleton that keeps them from drying out.

Question 12

Appendage

Answer 12

Are legs, fangs, pinchers, . . . extended from the body

Question 13

Arachnid

Answer 13

Has 3 sections, breathes with book lungs or air tubes, some have fangs to eject venom.

Question 14

Chitin

Answer 14

It is the material the exoskeleton is made of.

Question 15

Crustacean

Answer 15

They begin life in water, breather with gills, does metamorphoses and includes crab, crayfish, and lobster.

Question 16

Abdomin

Answer 16

The abdomen contains reproductive organs and the digestive tract.

Question 17

Insect

Answer 17

Has three parts, six legs,( three pairs of legs) goes through metamorphosis.

Question 18

Complete metamorphosis

Answer 18

Four stages in insect life - egg, larva, pupa, and adult.

Question 19

Gradual metamorphosis

Answer 19

No distinct stages of development . Egg hatches into a nymph, develops into an adult.

Question 20

Camoflage

Answer 20

Camouflage means to blend in with surroundings.

Question 21

Thorax

Answer 21

The middle section of a insect and the wings and legs are attached

Question 22

Pupa

Answer 22

Insect is enclosed in a protective covering and changes from larva to an adult.

Question 23

Nymph

Answer 23

Stage in insect life in which the insect resembles the adult

Question 24

Echinoderm

Answer 24

Has a Endoskeleton, lives on ocean floor, name means spiny skin. Also has radial symmetry and has tube feet.

Question 25

Endoskeleton

Answer 25

Spiny internal skeleton made of plates containing caliseum.

Question 26

Water Vascular System

Answer 26

The water vascular system is a fluid system that goes through all the ogans so the animal can breath.

Question 27

Describe ways in which insects are beneficial to humans

Answer 27

Insects eat other harmful insects and make honey, silk and pollinate flowers.

Question 28

Describe ways in which insects protect themselves

Answer 28

camouflage, stingers, they smell or taste bad, or the look like insects that taste or smell bad.