A.   sensory papillae on the lips that surround the mouth of cestodes

        B.   sensory papillae on the lips that surround the mouth of roundworms.

        C.   sensory papillae on the lips that surround the mouth of tapeworms

        D.   sensory papillae in the buccal cavities of tapeworms.

        A.   an outer cuticle, a thin hypodermis and musculature

        B.   a thin cuticle, thick hypodermis and musculature

        C.   a thin cuticle, thick hypodermis and thin musculature

        D.   a cuticle, thin hypodermis and thin musculature

        A.   Intestinal roundworm infections

        B.  Tapeworm infections

        C.   Skin worm infections

        D.   Blood fluke infections

        A.   Nematodes are ornamented, non-segmented elongated animals, with non-symmetric bodies that contain an intestinal system and a large body cavity.

        B.  Nematodes are non-segmented cylindrical and elongated animals, with bilaterally symmetric bodies that contain an intestinal system and a large body cavity.

        C.   Nematodes are segmented elongated animals, with non-symmetric bodies that contain an intestinal system and a large body cavity.

        D.   Nematodes are segmented elongated animals, with bilaterally symmetric bodies that contain an intestinal system and a large body cavity

        A.   gladeworm

        B.   tapeworm

        C.  roundworm

        D.   largeworm

        A.   the oral route

        B.   breathing in the cyst

        C.   where eggs are accidentally ingested

        D.   via the bite of flies

        A.   a chemical compound, produced and secreted by an animal, that serve only as sex attractants among generic relations

        B.   a physical compound, produced and secreted by an animal, that serves only as sex attractants among generic relations.

        C.   a physical compound, produced and secreted by an animal, that influences the behaviour and development of other members of the same species.

        D.  a chemical compound, produced and secreted by an animal, that influences the behaviour and development of other members of the same species.

        A.   infectivity of the gravid female of nematodes

        B.  the infective larvae of a nematode

        C.   the development of an unfertilized egg into a new individual

        D.   the development of a fertilized egg into a new individual

        A.   sexual harmony

        B.   monosexuality

        C.  sexual dimorphism

        D.  bisexuality

        A.   digestive gland and a pore

        B.   vulva and cloaca

        C.   spicules and bursa

        D.  excretory gland and a pore

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