Question

Select all that apply.

Answer 1

The right options are; amphibians  and lancelets

Vertebrates are all species of animals that belongs to the subphylum; Vertebrata. Vertebrates are chordates that have a spinal cord enclosed by cartilage or bone. Vertebrates include mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, and amphibians. The vertebrate skeleton is made up of a brain case, bones, vertebrae, and gill arches (in fish and some amphibians).

Answer 2

First, let's define vertebrate. 
Technically speaking, a vertebrate is in the sub-phylum Vertebrata (Phylum Chordata). It must have a notochord and/or spine.

Now we know what a vertebrate it, we can answer our question.

Are starfish vertebrates? No.
Are earthworms vertebrates? No.
Are tunicates vertebrates? No.
Are crabs vertebrates? No.
Are amphibians vertebrates? Yes.
Are lancelets vertebrates? Yes.
Are octopus vertebrates? No.
Are grasshoppers vertebrates? No.

Why? Grasshoppers and crabs have exoskeletons (No bones). Octopus and starfish have no spinal column/backbone. Does it look like Tunicates or earthworms have spines?