Butterflies & Moths
Bees & Ladybugs
Praying Mantis
Ants & Fireflies
Crickets & Mosquitos
100

What do butterflies drink?

Nectar from flowers

100

What do bees make?

Honey

100

What is the word for when a praying mantis blends into its surroundings.

Camouflage

100

Ants live in a ______. 

Colony

100

Which animal sucks your blood?

Mosquitos

200

How many wings does a butterfly have?

Four 

200

Where do bees live?

Hives

200

What does a Praying Mantis eat?

Spiders, insects, and even small lizards, frogs, birds

200

What do you call ants that are red and have a very powerful sting?

Fire Ants or Red Velvet Ants

200

Mosquitos reside around _____.

Water

300

How do butterflies drink nectar 

With their tongues/proboscis

300

Is a ladybug a kind of beetle?

Yes

300

Just like the ladybug, the praying mantis does what for the farmers?

Eats bugs harmful to plants

300

Fireflies have a special power. What is it?

To glow. 

300

How do crickets chirp?

By rubbing their wings together.

400

How are moths different from butterflies? Name one difference.

Moths have dull color, smaller, thicker bodies, feathery antennae. 

400
What is the name of the female bee leader of the hive?

Queen Bee

400

Surprise question!

What are the names of the current substitute librarians?

Miss Ruth and Miss Ellie

(Ms. Merz and Miss Ellie)

400

Ants can lift up to _____ times their body size.


20 Times

400

Do you get bitten by female or male mosquitoes?

Female mosquitoes are the ones that bite you

500

Describe the life cycle of the butterfly? What are the four stages?

Egg --> Caterpillar --> Chrysalis --> Butterfly

500

How do ladybugs save the farmer's crops?

They eat small bugs that are known to eat the farmer's plants.

500

True or false?  A praying mantis can turn its head 360 degrees.

False.  They can, however, turn their head 180 degrees.

500

Why do fireflies glow?

To alert their predators that they taste bad or to attract mates.

500

The warmer it is, the ___________ (louder/softer) the sound of the cricket's chirp 

louder

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