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Types of Invertebrates

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    AZ 4th Grade Science - Insects, Arachnids, Worms, and Mollusks
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  • Animals that do not have vertebrae are called __________ .
    invertebrates.
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  • Animals that do not have a backbone are called __________ .
    invertebrates
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  • The number of invertebrates on earth is much greater than the number of vertebrates.
    True
    False
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  • A grasshopper has three body parts and no backbone. It is:
    an abdomen
    an insect
    an arachnid
    a vertebrate
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  • Krissy finds a bug in her backyard. It has two body parts and eight legs. Krissy has found:
    a vertebrate
    an arachnid
    a grasshopper
    an insect
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  • Insect organs are found in the:
    thorax
    abdomen
    antennae
    head
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  • A ladybug is an insect because it has __________ .
    six legs
    two body parts
    eight legs
    two abdomens
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  • How are insects and arachnids similar?
    They both need the Sun for photosynthesis.
    They both are unicellular.
    They both are found only in water.
    They both have exoskeletons.
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  • The insect group is one of the largest invertebrate groups.
    False
    True
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  • What are the three body parts of an insect?
    the head, thorax, and abdomen
    the head, abdomen, and legs
    the head, legs, and antennae
    the head, legs, and wings
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  • Which part of the insects body holds the eyes, mouth parts, and antennae?
    the thorax
    the legs
    the abdomen
    the head
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  • The thorax is located between ________________.
    the antennae and abdomen
    the antennae and the head
    the head and the abdomen
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  • Legs and wings connect to the thorax.
    True
    False
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  • How many legs to insects have?
    20
    6
    8
    3
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  • Which part of the insects body holds the organs?
    the hean
    the thorax
    the legs
    the abdomen
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  • Both insects and arachnids have an exoskeleton.
    True
    False
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