This is the ability to blend in that insects have developed over time.
What is camouflage?
100
The type of life cycle that a cricket experiences.
What is incomplete metamorphosis?
100
This is one way that insects help human farmers.
What is they pollinate plants and crops?
100
The hard outer covering of an insect's body.
What is the exoskeleton?
200
These are the three body sections of an insect.
What are the head, thorax and abdomen?
200
It is the type of mouth that bees and butterflies have developed to help them get nectar from plants.
What is a probiscis?
200
The final stage of the incomplete life cycle.
What is the adult stage?
200
This is one way that bees, scorpions and spiders can harm humans.
What is they have venom that can make humans sick or even kill them?
200
The larger group that insects are belong to.
What is arthropods?
300
This is what an insect's antennae are used for.
What is to feel and smell?
300
It is the type of mouth that mosquitoes have developed.
What is a piercing, needle mouth?
300
The middle stage of the incomplete life cycle.
What is the nymph stage?
300
They can become a nuisance if they infest our living areas.
What is one way insects harm humans?
300
Everywhere!! - on land, in the water, in the desert, in the jungle, even in your house.
What is where can insects live?
400
This is the name of the chewing mouth parts of a cricket.
What is the mandible?
400
The beginning stage of the incomplete life cycle.
What is the egg stage?
400
The beginning stage of the incomplete life cycle.
What is the egg stage?
400
This is a way that insects help the humans' food chain.
What is they become food for animals that humans eventually eat such as chickens?
500
This is the type of eye a cricket has.
What is a compound eye?
500
This is why the life cycle of a cricket is called incomplete.
What is because metamorphosis means change and crickets do not make a complete change? They look just like their parents from the time they hatch from an egg.