Eggs for Breakfast
True Colors, or Not
Double Words
Meta-What?
Random
100
The name of an insect when it emerges from the egg.
What is larva?
100
An insect's use of camouflage, copying the color patterns around itself.
What is mimicry?
100
This very offensive odor helps keep enemies away.
What is Chemical defense?
100
This insect goes through a complete metamorphosis
What is a butterfly
100
The chapter number of this test.
What is ten?
200
When an egg waits through winter to hatch.
What is overwinter?
200
Eye spots are an example of this deceptive coloring.
What is trickery?
200
Egg, larva, pupa, adult.
What is complete metamorphosis?
200
This insect goes through incomplete metamorphosis, religiously.
What is a praying mantis?
200
The language from which we get the word metamorphosis.
What is greek?
300
The name of an insect hatching from its egg under water.
What is naiad?
300
Bright colors in the insect world mean the creature could contain this, so watch out!
What is poison?
300
The female of this species eats her own husband!
What is praying mantis?
300
This word comes from the Greek, "to transform"
What is metamorphosis?
300
The number of flashcards you have for this chapter
What is seventeen?
400
Comes after egg in a complete metamorphosis
What is larva?
400
When colorful males gather and wait for females
What is lek?
400
Egg, nymph, adult.
What is incomplete metamorphosis?
400
Caterpillars encase themselves in this.
What is chrysalis?
400
This word means poisonous, so watch out.
What is toxic?
500
Comes after egg stage in an incomplete metamorphosis.
What is nymph?
500
When an insect's colors are meant to get your attention--"Look at me!"
What is advertisement?
500
These colors advertise an insect's presence--"look at me!"
What is aposematic coloration?
500
The term for a transformed creature ready to break free.
What is eclosion?
500
The use of this tricky coloring is called crypsis.
What is camouflage?
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