This document appears to be a quiz about various invertebrate organisms including nematodes, rotifers, flatworms, and parasitic worms. It contains questions about the types of nematodes that infect humans, types of symmetry and reproduction in rotifers, the classes of flatworms, and key anatomical features and life cycles of parasites like tapeworms. The questions cover topics like parasitic worm habitats, modes of asexual reproduction, digestive and nervous system structures across phyla.

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2. Round Me
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What type of
nematode is
commonly found in
small children?
Pin Worms

3. Round Me
200
What type of
nematode attaches
to grass and waits
for a host to walk
by and then they
burrow through
their skin?
Hook Worms

4. Round Me
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What is
commensalism?
One organism
benefits and the
other is not
affected

5. Round Me
400
Rotifers are
important because
they were the first
group of animals
to have what?
Closed
Digestive
system

6. Round Me
500
What do we call
the opening on an
organisms which
is used for
reproduction and
defecation?
Cloaca

7. Yummy
100
What type of
symmetry do
rotifers have?
Bilaterial

8. Yummy
200
What word
means a group
of animals has
male and
females?
Diecious

9. Yummy
300
How many cell
layers do
flatworms have?
Tribloplastic

10. Yummy
400
What are the
names of the
3 classes of
Platyhelminth
es that we
covered?
Turbellaria
Cestatoda
Trematoda

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500
What kind of
nervous
system
flatworms
have?
Longitudal
nervous with a
ganglion

12. The Ring
100
Most species of
rotifers are what
sex?
Females

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What can planarians
eye spots detect?
Light and
darkness

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What class
do
planarians
belong too?
Turbellaria

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400
What is the
name of the
larval host for
flukes?
Intermediate
Host

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500
Some rotifer species
consist of only
females and
reproduce asexually
by producing fertile
eggs that weren’t
fertilized by
sperm. This kind of
asexual reproduction
is called ?
parthenogenesis

17. Nuts & Bolts
100
Most parasitic
nematodes
live where in
the world?
Tropics

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200
What do planarians
use to move?
Cilia

19. Nuts & Bolts
300
Where do rotifers
get the genetic
material the need to
reproduce?
From the food they eat
(algae, unicellular
organisms)

20. Nuts & Bolts
400
What are the 4
characteristics that
all animals have?
Heterotrophic,
Multicellular,
Eukaryotic,
No Cell Walls

21. Nuts & Bolts
500
Where do
tapeworms
live in a
vertebrate
animal?
intestines