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100

A stag beetle belongs in this order

Coleoptera

100

These are the number of legs found on an adult insect

6

100

This is the process by which an insect changes form as it develops

Metamorphosis 

100

This black-and-yellow insect is known for producing honey and pollinating flowers

Honey Bee

100

Worker bees are always this gender

Female

200

This order contains bullet ants 

Hymenoptera

200

 These are the three main body regions of an insect

Head, thorax, abdomen 

200

This is the stage in which a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly

Pupa
200

This insect can jump over 50 times it's own height

Flea

200

Pharaoh cicadas of this type spend this many years underground before emerging as adults

17 years

300

This order contains asian tiger mosquitoes

Diptera

300

This hard outer covering supports and protects an insect’s body

Exoskeleton 

300

This is the process of shedding an insect’s exoskeleton 

Molting

300

This beetle defends itself by spraying predators with a hot chemical mixture from its abdomen

Bombardier Beetle

300

This dance allows honey bees to communicate the direction and distance of a food source

Waggle dance

400

Giant swallowtails belong in this order

Lepidoptera

400

Insect exoskeletons are primarily made of this substance

Chitin

400

These are the immature stages of insects that undergo incomplete metamorphosis

Nymphs

400

This insect has pincers on its back end

Earwig (Pincher bug)

400

These insects has taste receptors on their feet

Butterflies 

500

Common green darners belong in this order

Odonata

500

These openings along an insect’s body allow air to enter and exit its respiratory system

Spiracles

500

This is term refers to insects that undergo incomplete metamorphosis

Hemimetabolism
500

This insect mimics wasps or bees to deter predators

Hoverfly

500

This is the first insect to go to space

Fruit fly

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