Insects
Spiders
Vocab
Living Things
Miscellanious
100

an insect becomes an adult through the process of 

metamorphosis

100

What group of arthropods are spiders a part of?

arachnids

100

the knowledge or skill that an animal is born with

instinct

100

What is the largest group of arthropods?

insects

100

What kinds of animals do spiders mostly eat?

insects

200

The tube a butterfly uses to suck is a __________.

probiscus

200

What do spiders use the pedipalps on their heads for?

For holding and poisoning the animals that they eat

200
Some kinds of insects, such as bees or ants, live together in a group called a

colony

200

Compare a vertebtrate with an inverterbrate.

A vertebrate has a backbone, but an invertebrate does not.

200

True or False. Arthropods have jointed legs.

True.

300

Where does insect digestion occur?

abdomen

300

Where on a spider's abdomen does the silk come out through?

spinnerets

300

What is a vertebrate?

animal with a backbone

300

When an arthropod's exoskeleton becomes too small, the animal must ______, or shed its exoskeleton.

Molt

300

What is a spider's web made out of?

silk

400

Name the parts of an insect

head, thorax, abdomen

400

What are two spiders whose poison can be dangerous to humans?

brown recluse, black widow

400

The process of change in the form of an animal as it grows is called 

metamorphosis

400

List the stages of complete metamorphosis.

egg, larvae, pupa, adult

400

Name three types of protection that insects have.

exoskeleton, camouflage, tasting bitter or smelling bad, speed, mimicry, stinging or biting

500

Name two ways that insects get food.

Some chew their food. Others suck their food.

500

What are four ways different spiders catch their food?

building a web, trapping, hunting, fishing

500

The hard outer covering of an arthropod is called _____.

exoskeleton

500

List the stages of incomplete metamorphosis.

egg, nymph, adult

500

Why should people care for and protect insects such as bees?

Bees are beneficial to people, plants, and other animals. They help pollinate plants and provide food for people and animals.