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What is the term for what insects do when they go into a long, deep sleep for the winter
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hibernate
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Which of these creatures is an insect: earthworm, spider,bee,or centipede
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bee
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What is the term for what insects do when they grow a new skeleton and shed the old one
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molt
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Which of the following insects is a parasite: lice, caddis worms, crickets, ladybugs
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lice
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What things do antennae help an insect do
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taste, smell, and find directions
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Which of the following insects is a social insect: fly, beetle, moth and termite
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termite
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Which of the following insects has only one pair of wings:butterfly,cricket,bee and mosquito
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mosquito
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Which of the following insects migrates:fly, grasshopper,beetle and ladybug
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ladybug
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An insect uses its ovipositor to__________
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lay eggs
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Butterfly or moth: folds its wings when resting
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butterfly
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Butterfly or moth:feathery antennae
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moth
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Butterfly or moth:thick bodies
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moth
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Butterfly or moth:its larva spins a cocoon
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moth
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Butterfly or moth:its larva grows a chrysalis
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butterfly
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Butterfly or moth:thin bodies
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butterfly
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Name the 5 ways an insect can communicate
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sight,smell,touch,dancing and sound
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Does a lacewing protect itself by letting off a bad odor
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yes
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Does a monarch butterfly get its bitter taste from the milkweed it eats
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yes
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Is a predator a friend to insects
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no
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Does a camouflaged insect frighten its enemies by its ugliness
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no
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Are insects which mimic other insects harmless
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yes
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A God given ability or behavior that is inherited rather than learned
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instinct
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A word describing animals which are active after dark
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nocturnal
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The four stages of complete metamorphosis
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egg, larva, pupa and adult
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The name for the three stages of insect growth
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incomplete metamorphosis
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