1. Worm Review Game

2. The coelom is known as the a.opening to the bodyc.body wall b.body cavityd.cell wall

3. b

4. What type of symmetry are Cnidarians? a.asymmetricalc.radial b.bilateral

5. c

6. What type of symmetry are Platyhelminthes? a.asymmetricalc.radial b.bilaterald.I don’t know

7. b

8. What type of symmetry are sponges? a.asymmetricalc.radial b.bilaterald.I don’t know

9. a

10. Platyhelminthes have a vermiform which means they have a/an? a.complete digestive system b.third layer of cells c.Anus d.wormlike shape

11. D

12. The ganglia located in species of Platyhelminthes is a clump of? a.blood vesselsc.muscles b.nerves d.excretory cells

13. B

14. Trichinellas are? a.acoelomatec.pseudocoelomate b.coelomated.none of the above

15. C

16. Tapeworms are? a.acoelomatec.pseudocoelomate b.Coelomated.none of the above

17. A

18. Bristleworms are? a.acoelomatec.pseudocoelomate b.coelomated.none of the above

19. B

20. Invertebrates _____________ have a backbone, where as vertebrates _____________ have a backbone.

21. DO NOT; DO

22. The order in which food/nutrients gets passed through an annelid is: ______________  ______________  ______________  ______________  ______________  ______________  ______________

23. MOUTH  PHARYNX  ESOPHAGUS  CROP  GIZZARD  INTESTINE  ANUS

24. _______________ worms are transparent, streamlined, with fish-like fins and a tail.

25. ARROW WORMS

26. The tapeworm has several _____________________ that contain both the male and female reproductive organs.

27. PROGLOTTIDS

28. Arrow worm a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

29. M

30. beard worm a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

31. o O

32. cestoda a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

33. L L

34. elephantiasis a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

35. s S

36. heartworm a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

37. p P

38. hirundea a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

39. i I

40. nematoda a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

41. f F

42. nemertea a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

43. q Q

44. oligochaeta a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

45. c C

46. peanut worm a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

47. n N

48. pinworm a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

49. r R

50. Polychaeta a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

51. a A

52. trematoda a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

53. e E

54. trichinosis a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

55. t T

56. turbellaria a.Bristlewormsk.Sponges b.Box Jelliesl.Tapeworms c.Earthwormsm.most common plankton d.Planariansn.have granules over body e.Flukeso.no gut, mouth, or anus f.Round wormsp.mainly in dogs, transported by mosquitos g.Hydroidsq.Ribbon worms h.Jellyfishr.perianal itching, highly contagious i.Leeches s.accumulation of watery fluid in tissues j.Sea Anemonest.disease caused by eating raw meat infected with larvae

57. d D

58. Each layer in the Platyhelminthes gives rise to specific structures. Next to the following skin layers tell me what structures arise. 1. Endoderm - __________________________________________________ 2. Ectoderm - __________________________________________________ 3. Mesoderm - __________________________________________________

59. Planarians have an incomplete digestive system, what does that mean?

60. Planarians have an impeccable ability to regenerate. How is their ability to regenerate different from a sea stars ability to regenerate?

61. Explain in detail the life cycle of the fluke. Then list what animal you choose to be the primary, 1st intermediate, and 2nd intermediate host. You may use the example given in class.

62. Explain in detail how the nemertea capture their prey.

63. Explain why pinworms are so contagious.

64. Explain why worms in the phylum Echiura are known as innkeepers.

65. How are Platyhelminthes and Cnidarians different according to their tissue content?

66. Earthworms enrich and aerate the soil. As a result, they improve the soil for plant growth. Explain how an earthworm enriches and aerates soil.

67. LABEL THE SIDES BASED ON SYMMETRY 1 2 3 4 5 6

68. LABEL THE PARTS OF THE PLANARIAN

69. LABEL THE OLDER AND YOUNGER SEGMENTS 1 2

70. LABEL THE TAPEWORM C