Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Vocabulary 3
Insects 1
Insects 2
100

An enemy or opponent is a ____________

foe

100

The changes an insect goes through as it grows are called

metamorphosis

100

Insect body parts on the head that help it sense its surroundings are

antennae

100

How many legs does an insect have?

6

100

Name one way humans can help insects.

Plant flowers for insects, reducing deforestation and reducing pesticides. (Any of these is correct)

200

An insect that lives on its OWN is

solitary

200

To work together to do something is to

cooperate

200

Something so small it can only be seen with a microscope is

microscopic

200
How many legs does a spider have?

8

200

Name one way insects communicate with one another.

Insects communicate using smells, dancing, lights, sounds, and touch. (Any of these answers is correct)

300

A scientist who studies insects is an ___________

entomologist

300

The powder inside flowers that helps plants reproduce is

pollen

300

A hard outer covering that protects an insect’s body is an _________

exoskeleton

300

What insect goes through complete metamorphosis?

a. grasshopper

b. butterfly

c. spider

b. Butterfly

300

What is an exoskeleton?

A hard outer covering that protects an insect's body.

400

The ability of a living thing, such as a firefly, to make light is

bioluminescence

400

Something you can see through is

transparent

400

Something that causes damage or harm is

destructive
400

What are the 3 main body parts of an insect?

Head, thorax, abdomen

400

What is the difference between a solitary insect and a social insect?

A solitary insect lives alone. A social insect lives in a group or community.

500

Insects that live and work together are

social insects

500

A living thing that another organism lives on or in is a

host

500

An insect sheds its outer covering, or ______________, so it can grow.

molt

500

How do bees and butterflies help many plants? 

They pollinate flowers.

500

What are the 4 stages of complete metamorphosis in order?

Eggs, larvae, pupa, adult.
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