Spider Vocabulary
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100

Blended with surroundings

camouflage

100

animals that hunt other animals

predators

100

According to the selections, all of the following help spiders sense things EXCEPT 

a. the hair on their body

b. the organs on their feet

c. their eyes

c. their eyes

100

The green lynx spider is perfectly ___________________ when it hides among leaves

camouflaged

100

Spiders are considered _______________ because capture and eat their prey. 

a. predators

b. prey 

predators

200

rapid movement; continuous shaking movement 

vibrations

200

poisonous

a. contains an amount of a harmful substance

b. to leap suddenly

c. flows or trickles usually from the mouth

a. contains an amount of a harmful substance

200

What helps a spider's new skin harden?

a. spinning webs

b. eating food

c. rest

c. rest

200

First, the spider stabs its prey with its fangs and injects ___________________ venom to stop it from moving.

poisonous

200

The green lynx spider hides among leaves waiting to _______________ on an insect. 

a. dribble

b. pounce

c. prey


b. pounce

300

flows or trickles, usually from the mouth

dribbles

300
pounce

a. to leap suddenly

b. blended in with surroundings 

c. rapid, continuous movement

a. to leap suddenly

300

According to the selection, all of the following describe a spider's silk EXCEPT 

a. it is weak

b. it is strong

c. it is stretchy

a. it is weak

300
Spiderwebs are made of ___________________

silk

300

After a spider stops its prey from moving, it ________________ digestive juices on its body. 

a. dribbles

b. pounces

c. vibrates

a. dribbles

400

animals hunted by other animals

prey

400

Which sentence best explains what the article is about?

a. spiders share similar features

b. spider webs are made of silk

c. spiders eat in unusual ways

a. spiders share similar features

400

true or false: Some spiders are as small as grains of sand.


true

400

Silk is made on the spinnerets on the spider's _________________ 

a. mouth

b. eyes

c. abdomen


c. abdomen

400

True or False: ALL spiders have eyes.

False, few spiders have no eyes

500

very unusual, remarkable

extraordinary

500

How are spiders and insects different? 

a. spiders have wings and insects to not

b. spiders have eight legs and insects have six

c. spiders have six legs and insects have eight

b. spiders have eight legs and insects have six 

500

True or False, only certain species of spiders have wings.

False, spiders do not have wings

500

True or False: All spiders have eight legs.

True

500

 Many of the hairs on spiders sense touch, ___________________ and sounds.

a. camouflage

b. vibrations

c. pounce 

b. vibrations

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