Match the following. Column A Column B (a) Earthworm (i) Thick muscular foot (b) Fish (ii) Hollow bones (c) Bird (iii) Fins (d) Snake (iv) Six joint legs (e) Cockroach (v) Segments and setae (f) Snail (vi) Scales, backbone and ribs

a)- (v), The earthworm is an invertebrate that does not have any limb or internal skeleton. It moves with the help of setae and segments in its body. (b)- (iii), Fishes are aquatic animals. Streamlined body and fins help them to swim against the flow of water. (c)- (ii), Birds have a pair of wings that helps them to fly and maintain balance in the sky. They have hollow bones that make them very lightweight. (d)- (vi), Snakes do not have legs or arms, and they have a long backbone that helps in movement. They have strong muscles attached to their rib, backbone and scales on the skin. (e)- (iv), All insects have six legs. Cockroaches also have three pairs of legs and two pairs of wings that help them to run very fast or even to fly. (f)- (i), Snails have a large muscular foot that releases mucous and helps it to glide slowly on the ground. Column A Column B (a) Earthworm (v) Segments and setae (b) Fish (iii) Fins (c) Bird (ii) Hollow bones (d) Snake (vi) Scales, backbone and ribs (e) Cockroach (iv) Six joint legs (f) Snail (i) Thick muscular foot

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Science Now 6>Chapter 9 - Movement in Animals>Think and Answer>Q 2

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Both earthworm and snail are soft-bodied animals. Are there any similarities in their movements? What are the differences?

Important Questions on Movement in Animals

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Science Now 6>Chapter 9 - Movement in Animals>Revise and recall>Q 3

Match the following.

Column A	Column B
(a) Earthworm	(i) Thick muscular foot
(b) Fish	(ii) Hollow bones
(c) Bird	(iii) Fins
(d) Snake	(iv) Six joint legs
(e) Cockroach	(v) Segments and setae
(f) Snail	(vi) Scales, backbone and ribs