Arthropod Jeopardy

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Arthropod Jeopardy

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One way insects are beneficial to humans.

• What are..?

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2 body segments of a crayfish.

• What are the cephalothorax and the abdomen?

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Term for arthropods shell.

• What is an exoskeleton?

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Process of switching to a bigger shell.

• What is molting?

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Looks like adult but lacking wings.

• What is a nymph?

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Adult looks completely different.

• What is complete metamorphosis?

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Holes in the exoskeleton of insects for breathing.

• What are spiracles?

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Type of symmetry in echinoderms.

• What is radial?

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Chemical that makes up exoskeletons.

• What is chitin?

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Body parts of a sea urchin that helps with
defense.

• What are spines?

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Early arthropods had this many segments.

• What are many?

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Type of circulatory system in Arthropods?

• What is an open system?

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Reason that arthropods molt.

• What is to grow?

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2 characteristics used to classify Arthropods.

• What are body segments and appendages?

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Example of an Arachnid

• What is a spider?

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Class that contains shrimp and crabs.

• What are crustaceans?

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Quickest way to tell difference between spider
and insect.

• What is count legs?

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2 purposes of an exoskeleton.

• What are water conservation and protection?

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Structure spiders breath with.

• What are book lungs?

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Number of pairs of legs on each segment of a
millipede.

• What is two?

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Example of an insect that undergoes incomplete
metamorphosis.

• What are grasshoppers?

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How honeybees communicate information about food
location.

• What is the waggle dance?

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Term for head and chest of a spider.

• What is cephalothorax?

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Echinoderms body parts come in these multiples

• What are fives?

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Type of skeleton of starfish.

• What is internal?

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Echinoderm that looks like a big, warty pickle.

• What is a sea cucumber?

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Living suction cup in a starfish.

• What are tube feet?

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Final Jeopardy

• The three essential functions performed by an
  echinoderms water vascular system.
• What are respiration, circulation, and movement?