Quiz On Invertebrates, Arthropods And Arachnids!
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 694
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Questions and Answers
- 1.What is it that invertebrates DO NOT have?
- A.
Segmented appendages
- B.
Backbones
- C.
Compound eyes
- D.
Antennae
- 2.Which IS an invertebrate?
- A.
Octopus
- B.
Frog
- C.
Buzzard
- D.
Rattlesnake
- 3.Which is NOT an Arthropod?
- A.
Scorpion
- B.
Shrimp
- C.
Grasshopper
- D.
Starfish
- 4.Which is NOT an Arachnid?
- A.
Tick
- B.
Spider
- C.
Centipede
- D.
Mite
- 5.Which spider IS dangerous to humans?
- A.
Wolf spider
- B.
Huntsman
- C.
Tarantula
- D.
Brown recluse
- 6.How many pairs of legs do insects have?
- A.
Three
- B.
Four
- C.
Five
- D.
Six
- 7.
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Which spider is shown?- A.
Black widow
- B.
Huntsman
- C.
Brown recluse
- D.
Wolf spider
- 8.What shape is seen on the underside of the black widow?
- A.
Green circle
- B.
Brown violin
- C.
Red hour glass
- D.
Blue exclaimation mark
- 9.Which ancient group of arthropods has been extinct for 250 million years?
- A.
Cniderians
- B.
Mollusks
- C.
Trilobites
- D.
Coelenterates
- 10.What do some arthropods do as they mature?
- A.
Form a cocoon
- B.
Form a psuedopod
- C.
Form a gizzard
- D.
Form spores
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