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    1.

    This organism has a soft, unsegmented body, and most members have a hard, external
    shell. Examples include snails, clams, and octopuses. To which phylum does it belong?
    Answer: Phylum Mollusca.
    2. This animal has a body divided into segments, with each segment having a similar
    structure. It lives in the soil and helps in aerating it. To which phylum does this organism,
    such as the earthworm, belong?
    Answer: Phylum Annelida.
    3. This organism has a radial body symmetry and spiny skin. It is exclusively found in
    marine environments, and examples include starfish and sea urchins. Which phylum
    does this organism belong to?
    Answer: Phylum Echinodermata.
    4. This organism has a sac-like body with pores and lacks true tissues and organs. It lives
    attached to surfaces in aquatic environments and feeds by filtering water through its
    body. Which phylum does this organism, like sponges, belong to?
    Answer: Phylum Porifera.
    5. This invertebrate has a cylindrical, unsegmented body, and some species are parasitic.
    They are commonly known as roundworms. Which phylum does this organism belong
    to?
    Answer:Phylum Nematoda.
    6. This animal has specialized stinging cells called cnidocytes and exhibits either a polyp or
    medusa form. Examples include jellyfish, corals, and sea anemones. To which phylum
    does this organism belong?
    Answer: Phylum Cnidaria.
    7. This invertebrate has a flattened, bilaterally symmetrical body and is often parasitic, such
    as tapeworms and liver flukes. Which phylum does this organism belong to?
    Answer: Phylum Platyhelminthes.
    8. This organism has a segmented body covered by a hard exoskeleton made of chitin,
    and it has jointed legs. It includes insects, spiders, and crabs. To which phylum does this
    organism belong?
    Answer:Phylum Arthropoda.
    9. This marine animal uses a water vascular system to move and has tube feet. Its body is
    often in a five-part radial symmetry. Which phylum does it belong to?
    Answer: Phylum Echinodermata.
    10. This simple organism has a body full of pores, is sessile (non-moving), and relies on
    water flow for feeding. Examples include the simplest multicellular animals known as
    sponges. Which phylum does this organism belong to?
    Answer: Phylum Porifera.
    11. This group of vertebrates is cold-blooded, has moist skin, and typically lives both in
    water and on land. They lay eggs in water, and examples include frogs, toads, and
    salamanders. To which class of vertebrates do they belong?
    Answer: Class Amphibia (Phylum Chordata).
    12. This group of vertebrates is warm-blooded, has feathers, lays eggs with hard shells, and
    has a beak. They are adapted for flight, although some members are flightless.
    Examples include sparrows, eagles, and penguins. To which class do they belong?
    Answer: Class Aves (Phylum Chordata).
    13. This group of vertebrates has a body covered with scales, is cold-blooded, and breathes
    through gills. Most members live in water, and they lay eggs in water. Examples include
    sharks, salmon, and goldfish. To which class do they belong?
    Answer: Class Pisces (Phylum Chordata).
    15. This group of vertebrates has dry, scaly skin and lays eggs on land. They are cold-blooded
    and breathe through their lungs. Examples include snakes, lizards, and turtles. To which class
    do they belong?
    Answer: Class Reptilia (Phylum Chordata).
    16. This group of vertebrates is warm-blooded and covered with hair or fur. They give birth to
    live young and produce milk to feed them. Examples include humans, lions, and whales. To
    which class do they belong?
    Answer: Class Mammalia (Phylum Chordata).
    17. This vertebrate class includes animals that are mostly adapted to living on land but return to
    water to reproduce. They undergo metamorphosis from a water-dwelling larval stage to an
    air-breathing adult stage. Which class does this animal belong to?
    Answer: Class Amphibia (Phylum Chordata).

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