Practice Quiz: AP Biology Chapter 30

Practice Quiz: AP Biology Chapter 30
1. Differentiate between Protostomes and Deuterostomes:
a. cleavage
b. totipotency
c. fate of the blastopore
d. origin of mesoderm
e. formation of coelom
2. What are the advantages of a coelom?
3. What are some of the advanced characteristics of coelomated
organisms?
4. Name and describe the three key characteristics of the Phylum Mollusca.
5. For molluscs:
a. Where is their coelom located?
b. Type of circulatory system?
c. Nervous system?
6. Describe the following classes of mollusks: give their characteristics and
examples of each.
a. Polyplacophora (8 plates)
b. Bivalves (open circulatory system)
c. Cephalopods (closed circulatory system, well-developed nervous
system)
d. Gastropods (only hermaphrodite of Mollusca that we study)
7. For Phylum Annelida, describe their general characteristics relating to:
a. skeleton
b. segmentation
c. digestive system
d. circulatory system
e. nervous system
f. excretion
8. Describe the following classes of Phylum Annelida:
a. Class Polychaete: ragworm, marine
b. Class Oligochaetes: earthworms, setae, muscles, hermaphrodites
c. Class Hirudinea: leeches, location, hirudin

9. For Phylum Arthropoda, describe their general characteristics relating
to:
a. skeleton
b. segments
c. nervous system
d. repiration
e. metamorphosis
10. Describe and give examples of the four SubPhyla of Phylum Arthropoda
that we studied:
a. SubPhylum Crustacea
b. SubPhylum Uniramia
i. Superclass Insecta: body, excretion, spiracles, circulatory
system, metamorphosis
ii. Class Chilopoda: centipedes
iii. Class Diplopoda: millipedes
c. SumPhylum Chelicerata:
11. Describe the characterisitcs of Phylum Echinodermata: (by the way, are
they protostomic or deuterostomic?)