Lesson
Cnidaria
13 minutes ago by
madison_collura_93814
Save
Edit
Instructor-led session
Live lessonStart a live lesson
Asynchronous learning
AssignAssign homework
36 slides PreviewShow answers
  • Slide 1
    Report an issue

    Cnidaria

    Body text
  • Slide 2
    Report an issue
  • Slide 3
    Report an issue
  • Slide 4
    Report an issue
  • Slide 5
    Report an issue
  • Slide 6
    Report an issue
  • Question 7
    30 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    What kind of symmetry do Cnidarians have?

    answer choices

    No Symmetry

    Radial Symmetry

    Bilateral Symmetry

  • Slide 8
    Report an issue
  • Slide 9
    Report an issue
  • Question 10
    30 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    The polyp form of a Cnidarian is free moving and free swimming.

    answer choices

    Looks good to me!

    Nah, something is not right.

  • Slide 11
    Report an issue
  • Slide 12
    Report an issue
  • Question 13
    30 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    Jellyfish are ALWAYS found in the polyp stage.

    answer choices

    Yep!

    Nahhhh

  • Slide 14
    Report an issue
  • Slide 15
    Report an issue
  • Question 16
    30 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    How many tissue levels do Cnidarians have?

    answer choices

    1

    2

    3

  • Question 17
    30 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    Are Cnidarians more organized than sponges, less organized, or the same?

    answer choices

    More Organized

    Less Organized

    The Same

  • Slide 18
    Report an issue
  • Slide 19
    Report an issue
  • Slide 20
    Report an issue
  • Slide 21
    Report an issue
  • Question 22
    30 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    Think back to our plankton unit....Do you think that tentacles on jellyfish are used to assist with movement of the organism?

    answer choices

    Absolutely, built for speed.

    No way, drifters for sure.

  • Slide 23
    Report an issue
  • Slide 24
    Report an issue
  • Slide 25
    Report an issue
  • Slide 26
    Report an issue
  • Question 27
    30 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    Do Cnidarians have brains?

    answer choices

    Yes

    No

  • Slide 28
    Report an issue
  • Slide 29
    Report an issue
  • Question 30
    30 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    All Cnidarians are carnivorous.

    answer choices

    Indeed

    I don't think so

  • Slide 31
    Report an issue
  • Question 32
    Ungraded
    180 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    How could it be a benefit to reproduce asexually or sexually?

  • Slide 33
    Report an issue
  • Slide 34
    Report an issue
  • Slide 35
    Report an issue
  • Question 36
    Ungraded
    180 seconds
    Report an issue
    Q.

    Please list three ways in which Cnidarians are different than sea sponges.

Report an issue
Why show ads?
Report Ad
Lessonsnew
Enter Code