Insect Anatomy
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Insect Life
Insect Impact
Unrelated - Not about insects at all
100
This part of the insect's body is used to sense odors, vibrations, and other information
Antenna
100
How many body sections do all insects have?
3
100
What insects are currently residing in our classroom?
Beetles
100
Name 5 kinds of insects
Answers vary
100
Who is the tallest sixth grade teacher?
Mr. Pachos
200
What is the name of the insect's skeleton and where is it located?
Exoskeleton, on the outside of the body
200
How many legs do all insects have?
6
200
What is it called when an insect sheds its outer skin and a new one grows?
Molting
200
What happens when Shirley or Saly see a beetle?
Chaos ensues
200
Why was Mr. Berman out?
He had surgery on his hip
300
What are the main parts of an insect's body?
Head, thorax, and abdomen
300
What structure do many, but not all, insects have?
Wings
300
What do insects constantly clean?
Face, eyes, and antennae
300
How many species of insects are there on earth?
Millions!
300
When is Tejas' last day?
June 10
400
Where are the majority of insect's organs located?
In the abdomen
400
What are compound eyes?
Eyes made of many small lenses
400
Describe incomplete metamorphosis
3 life stages - egg, nymph, adult
400
Why are humans "constantly in conflict" with insects?
They compete for our resources, spread disease, bite/sting
400
Spell the name of the 5th grade teacher across the hall
Ms. Tarabokija
500
What vital organ that humans and other animals have do insects not have?
Lungs
500
What is the hard exterior of an insect made of?
Chitin
500
Describe complete metamorphosis
4 life stages - egg, larva, pupa (cocoon), adult
500
Name three reasons insects are important to the ecosystem
They recycle dead organisms, provide food for other animals, and play a critical role in pollination
500
Name all of the first grade teachers in this school
Mrs. Bakas, Mrs. Popejoy, Mrs. Maurer, and Mrs. Mulliken
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