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Grade 5 Mollusks

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Grade 5 Mollusks

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by Daughter of The Most High
1

What are the three parts a mollusk uses according to the text?

2

Where are the sense organs found in mollusks?

3

What covers and protects the mollusk’s organs?

4

What is the mantle described as?

5

What do most mollusks’ mantles produce?

6

Which of these is listed as an example of a mollusk?

7

Which action is NOT mentioned as a use for sense organs?

8

Which animals are given as examples of mollusks in the text?

9

What is the primary body feature described for mollusks?

10

Which body parts are explicitly tied to the organ protection in the text?

11

Which group of mollusks has no shell covering the outside of their body?

12

Which mollusk group is described as having a trapdoor that can close the opening?

13

Name a common example of a mollusk with no shell.

14

Which group typically has a single shell and includes snails and conchs?

15

What protects the mollusk with one shell by closing the trapdoor?

16

Give an example of a bivalve.

17

Which mollusk group has two hinged shells?

18

Which feeding method is common to many bivalves?

19

Name two animals commonly used as examples of gastropods.

20

Which group includes oysters, mussels, and scallops?

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