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What is an Animal?

Symmetry Sponges Cnidarians Worms Pop Music

These are structures or

behaviors that allow animals to survive in their

environment

A 100

What are adaptations?

A 100

This is one characteristic by

which animals are classified

A 200

What is their body structure, early development, or

DNA

A 200

The cells of most animals are

organized into higher levels of

structure. Name them in order from smallest to largest.

A 300

What is cell, tissue, organ, organ system, and organism

A 300

This is the way you spell the

name of the type of animal that

does not have a backbone.

A 400

What is

i-n-v-e-r-t-e-b-r-a-t-e?

A 400

These are the 4 functions/needs

of animals

A 500

What is obtain food and oxygen,

maintain homeostasis, move,

and reproduce

A 500

Objects or organisms with many lines of

symmetry that all go through a central point

have this type of symmetry

B 100

What is radial

symmetry?

B 100

This type of symmetry

creates two mirror images.

B 200

What is bilateral

symmetry?

B 200

Animals with this type of

symmetry have a distinct front and back end.

B 300

What is bilateral

symmetry?

B 300

All animals with this type of

symmetry live in water.

B 400

What is radial

symmetry?

B 400

Sponges have this type of

symmetry.B 500

What is no symmetry

or asymmetry?

B 500

This is where sponges get their oxygen.

C 100

What is from the

surrounding water?

C 100

This is how sponges

reproduce.

C 200

What is sexually

and asexually?

C 200

This is the cell type that sponges use to trap food.

C 300

What are collar cells?

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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Sponges use a network of these to support their

bodies and protect themselves from

predators.C 400

What are spicules?

C 400

Sponges belong to

this phylum.

C 500

What is Porifera?

C 500

This is the body plan that is

shaped like a vase.

D 100

What is polyp?

D 100

This is the body plan that is

shaped like an upside down

bowl.D 200

What is a medusa?

D 200

Cnidarians use these cells to

snare prey.D 300

What are stinging cells

or nematocysts?

D 300

These ecosystems are home to more

species of fishes and invertebrates than

any other environment on Earth.

D 400

What are coral reefs?

D 400

This is how cnidarians reproduce.

D 500

What is both sexually and asexually?

D 500

These are the three phyla of worms.

E 100

What are flatworms, round

worms, and segmented

worms?

E 100

All worms have this type of

symmetry.E 200

What is bilateral?

E 200

Roundworms are the most primitive animal to have this

type of digestive system.

E 300

What is a one way (two openings) digestive system?

E 300

This is where

earthworms get their oxygen.

E 400

What is from the

moisture on their skin?

E 400

This is the advantage of a

one way digestive system.

E 500

What is to absorb more

nutrients?E 500

This performer

recorded the song

“Umbrella”.

F 100

Who is Rhianna?

F 100

This performer

recorded the song “Born this Way”

F 200

Who is Lady Gaga?

F 200

This performer recorded the

song “Firework”

F 300

Who is

Katie Perry?

F 300

This performer recorded

the song “Never Say Never”

F 400

Who is Justin

Bieber?

F 400

This group performed the song “I Got a

Feeling.F 500

Who is The Black Eyed

Peas ?

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Worm phyla.

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These are the three official phyla

names for worms. Spelling won’t

count.

What is Platyhelminthes, Nematoda, and

Annelida?

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