INVERTEVRATE

The invertebrates are animals

• without a backbone

• with a backbone.

• with fur.                                 

• with two body parts.

Which group of animals have shell?

• Arthropods   

• Insects 

• Mollucs

• Annalids

What is the difference between a snail and a slug?

• A snail has soft body, a slug doesn’t.         

• A snail has shell, a slug doesn’t.

• A slug has soft body, a snail doesn’t.         

• A slug has shell, a snail doesn’t.

The following animals cannot move or can move very slowly if the temperature is much lower than room temperature.

• Turtle, snake, Cat and dog.            

• Turtle, snake, fly, Lizard and frog.

• Rabbit, dolphin, Lizard and frog.

• Lion, tiger, Snake and fly.         

Snakes are different from worms because snakes have .......

• Slime   

• Eggs    

• Segments 

• Scales

• Color

Which of the following animals is not a type of arthropod?

• Insects.              

• Crustaceans.           

• Centipedes and Milipedes        

• Arachnids.

• Molluscs 

Which of the following animals have 2 pairs of antennae?

• Insects.        

• Crustaceans.         

• Centipedes    

• Arachnids.

Which of the following animals do not have antennae?

• Insects.        

• Crustaceans.         

• Centipedes   

• Arachnids.

The body of an insect is divided into 3 parts.

Which of the following statement(s) is/are true about insects?

I. The spider’s body has also 3 parts and it is considered as an insect.

II. The exoskeleton (hard outer covering) protects the soft body of the insect.

III. Insects with hair are classified in the sub groups of Mammals.

IV. Most insects reproduce by giving birth.

V. Insects that can breathe underwater are also classified under Amphibian Insects.

• II only          

• I, II and IV         

• II, III and V           

• I, II, III, IV and V.

Animal X has a body that is divided into three parts: head, thorax and abdomen. It has three pairs of legs. It does not have wings. What is animal X?

• Spider  

• Ant      

• Shrimp  

• Crab 

• Centipede