Activities Unit 9 The animal kingdom: Invertebrates
1.- Where do sponges live?
2.- How do cnidarians trap their prey?
3.- Give two examples of cnidarians
4.- What is the difference between platyhelminthes and nematodes?
5.- Give three examples of annelids
6.- What is the difference between annelids and nematodes?
7.- Where do leeches live?
8.- Give two characteristics of molluscs
9.- Name the most important groups of molluscs
10.- Match each invertebrate with the correct group of molluscs
1 ____
2____
3____
4____
5____
1 Slugs
2 Octopuses
A Gastropods
3 Snails
B Bivalves
4 Mussels
C Cephalopods
5 Squid
6 Oysters
6____
11.- What is the function of the ambulacral system?
12.- What protects arthropods from predators?
13.- Name the most important groups of arthropods
14.- Do crustaceans have more legs than myriapods?
15.- Fill the gaps
Insects’ bodies are divided into __________ parts: head, ___________ and ____________
Insects have an _______________ that protects them and prevents ______________
Insects have legs foe walking, ____________ , _____________ and digging
Insects have four types of ________________, which include ones for chewing and lapping.
16.- True or false
Sponges have got tentacles with stinging cells to paralyse their prey
Corals are living things
Coral reefs are large structures of calcium carbonate
Insects can’t destroy crops
Centipedes have got less legs than millipedes
Crayfish is an arachnid
Leeches live in the seabed
Octopuses have an ambulacral system to move around
Platyhelminthes are round worms
Jellyfish is a free-swimming invertebrate