Take the Worm Quiz and Expand Your Knowledge

Key Points
Welcome to the Worm Quiz, where you can test your knowledge and learn more about one of the most abundant species of terrestrial invertebrates! In addition to being beneficial for distributing nutrients, organisms and decomposing matter, they are also important in the food chain. They are a crucial protein-rich source of food for other important species like birds.
Take the quiz to test your knowledge of Worms if you believe you know everything there is to know about them or if you want to learn more about these wiggly environmental helpers!
Quiz Questions
- What is the scientific name for the common worm?
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- Felis catus
- Gallus gallus domesticus
- Lumbricus terrestris
- Canis lupus
- What is the average lifespan of a worm?
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- 1-2 years
- 9-13 years
- 6-8 years
- 3-5 years
- Where do worms live?
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- Deserts
- Soil
- Trees
- Oceans
- What is the average length of a worm?
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- 1-2 inches
- 3-5 inches
- 6-8 inches
- 9-13 inches
- What do worms eat?
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- Plants
- Decaying organic matter
- Insects
- Small animals
- What is the main purpose of a worm's bristles?
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- Breathing
- Movement
- Sensing their environment
- Digesting food
- How do worms breathe?
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- Through their skin
- Through spiracles
- Through gills
- Through lungs
- What is the main predator of worms?
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- Snakes
- Frogs
- Birds
- Insects
- How do worms reproduce?
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- Live birth
- Regeneration
- Budding
- Laying eggs
- What is the largest species of worm?
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- Blue worm
- Giant Gippsland earthworm
- African nightcrawler
- Red wiggler
- How do worms sense their environment?
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- Through their eyes
- Through their bristles
- Through their antennae
- Through their skin
- What is the main purpose of a worm's gizzard?
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- Breathing
- Movement
- Reproduction
- Digesting food
- What is the main purpose of a worm's clitellum?
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- Reproduction
- Movement
- Breathing
- Digesting food
- What is the main purpose of a worm's prostomium?
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- Breathing
- Sensing their environment
- Digesting food
- Reproduction
Types Of Worms
Worms belong to a phylum of segmented worms known as Annelids, also known as segmented worms, that contain more than 22,000 extant species. These species included earthworms, of which there are over 7,000 species, leeches, of which there are almost 700 species, and ragworms, of which there are around 500 species. The species all live in and have adapted to various environments. Some of these species are:
Earthworms
Ragworms
Interesting Worm Facts
It may not seem like it but worms are fascinating animals. They have many uses for their regenerative abilities. Almost all earthworms are able to regenerate their tails if cut off but many species are able to regenerate multiple areas. For some, being cut between the head end and tail end will result in two fully functioning worms after the missing parts regenerate. Keep reading to discover more interesting facts.


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