| Vocabulary | ||
| #1 | animals without a backbone | invertebrate |
| #2 | body parts arragned in a circle like a wheel hub | Radial symmetry |
| #3 | body plan that is bell-shaped | medusa |
| #4 | replacing body parts | regeneration |
| #5 | animals that produce both sperm and eggs | hermaphrodites |
| Vocabulary 2 | ||
| #1 | Eats other animals | carnivore |
| #2 | remains attached to one place for life span | sessile |
| #3 | located on inside of sponge; help water movement | collar cells |
| #4 | body plan that is shaped like a tube or vase | polyp |
| #5 | young organism | larva |
| Symmetry:radial, bilateral or asymmetrical | ||
| #1 | sponge | asymmetrical |
| #2 | flatworm | bilateral |
| #3 | jellyfish | radial |
| #4 | fish | bilateral |
| #5 | starfish | radial |
| Worms | ||
| #1 | Tapeworms lack this | a digestive system |
| #2 | This type of worm causes heartworm in dogs | roundworm |
| #3 | Triconosis is caused by this worm | tapeworm |
| #4 | the only worm with a mouth and an #!!##!!##!!##!!# | roundworm |
| #5 | these two spots on a flatworm can sense light | light spots |
| Cnidarians and Sponges | ||
| #1 | the sharp structures on a sponge are called this | spicules |
| #2 | A long time ago scientists thought sponges were really this | plants |
| #3 | sponges reproduce this way | sexually and asexually |
| #4 | this helps sponges to filter food | spongin |
| #5 | this free living cnidarian has long stinging tentacles with a bell shaped body | jellyfish |
| Final Question | |
| Schistosomiasis is a human disease caused by this | blood flukes |