Animals

What are animals without a backbone known as?

• Arthropods

• Invertebrates

• Vertebrates

• Echinoderms

Frogs, toads, and salamanders are all ______________.

• Reptiles

• Mollusks

• Amphibians

• Birds

What are the four groups of arthropods?

• Insects, Mollusks, Arachnids, Worms

• Insects, Crustaceans, Myriapods, Arachnids

• Insects, Worms, Myriapods, Trees

Mammals are the only vertebrates that typically produce __________.

• Eggs

• Live Young

• Spores

This invertebrate group filter feeds using pores underwater.

• Echinoderms

• Mollusks

• Sponges

• Annelids

These vertebrates have shells or plates and produce amniotic eggs.

• Amphibians

• Mollusks

• Mammals

• Reptiles

• None of the Above

The word arthropod can be broken up into two parts, each part containing a STEM word for a portion of a feature all arthropods have. What do the STEM parts mean?

• Arthro - Muscular, Pod - Foot

• Arthro - Tough, Pod - Shell

• Arthro - Jointed, Pod - Foot

• Arthro - Spiny, Pod - Skin

What makes a platypus different from most other mammals?

• It produces live young.

• It lays eggs.

• It is more territorial.

• It eats amphibians.

Which main feature belongs to echinoderms?

• Jointed Feet

• Mandibles

• Spiny Skin

• Feathery Wings

Different birds have different beaks suited to what they eat. What would a bird with a long, straight bill probably eat?

• Seeds & Berries

• Fish

• Plant Material

• Other Birds