Triple

Target class: worm-like animal
Context triple: [Acoela, instanceOf, worm-like animal]

• A. roundworm
  A roundworm is a simple, elongated, cylindrical invertebrate belonging to the phylum Nematoda, often microscopic and found in diverse environments as free-living organisms or parasites.
• B. nematode
  A nematode is a microscopic to moderately sized, unsegmented roundworm with a tubular body and complete digestive system, found in nearly every habitat and often acting as a decomposer, parasite, or soil organism.
• C. tapeworm
  A tapeworm is a parasitic flatworm that lives in the intestines of vertebrate hosts, absorbing nutrients through its body surface and often growing to considerable lengths.
• D. filarial worm
  A filarial worm is a parasitic nematode that inhabits the lymphatic system, subcutaneous tissues, or body cavities of vertebrate hosts, often transmitted by blood-feeding insects and capable of causing chronic diseases such as filariasis.
• E. parasitic flatworm chosen
  A parasitic flatworm is a soft-bodied, dorsoventrally flattened invertebrate that lives in or on a host organism, deriving nutrients at the host’s expense and often causing disease.
• F. None of above.