Entomology/Insect Collection
Use of Insecticides
Other
Insect ID
Methods of Control
100

What is Entomology?

Entomology is the study of insects.

100

What supplies should be included in a first aid kit.

Adhesive tape 

Assorted bandages 

Blanket

Two quarters (for phone calls)

100

What year where girls allowed into FFA?

1969

100

What are the 3 main sections of an insect?

Head, Abdomen, Thorax 

100

What are the 4 Methods of control?

-Chemical 

-Biological

-Cultural

- Physical/Mechanical 

200

Why is it important?

1. Insects are the most numerous animals in the world. 

2. They have an enormous impact on people’s lives. 

3. Entomology gives people a better understanding of the environment, biology, and the world in which they live. 

4. Entomology can be used to help reduce the extensive economic losses in damage caused by insects each year. 

5. Entomology helps improve human and animal health.

200

What is IPM?

Integrated Pest Management

200

What year was FFA established?

1928

200

What body features do all insects have in common?

three body regions, antennae, six legs

200

How can removing weeds and crop residues help control insects?

Removes a favorable living environment for insects

300

When are insects pinned?

Immediately after they are killed.

300

Why is IPM important?

The basic goal in insect pest management is to prevent insect populations from attaining the economic injury level (EIL).  

300

SAE stands for

Supervised agricultural experience

300

What are the 2 types of insect mouth parts?

Sucking and Chewing

300

When are insects NOT considered Pest?

When they destroy other insects that eat crop plants

400

What careers are in entomology?

Research Entomologist

Pest Control Advisor

Public Health Specialist.

Beekeeper (Apiarist).

400

List 3 things that might be on the pesticide label:

Directions for Use 

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Requirements 

Storage and Disposal Guidelines 

Application Rate

400

Where was the first National Convention held?

Kansas City, MO

400

In which stage are insects identified by instars and molting?

Immature 

400

List how each mode of action works:

Contact Killer:

Systemic Killer

Contact Killer: will not move or translocate within the plant

Systemic Killer: absorbed and translocated

500

On the first label for insects, what must be included?

The date the insect was pinned

500

What is one thing you should do when using an Insecticide? 

Read the bottle for proper use.

500

List the official dress requirements for female and male students

female: black skirt, white blouse with official FFA blue scarf, black flats/heel and official jacket zipped to the top

male: black slacks, white shirt, blue FFA tie, black shoes and socks, and the official FFA jacket zipped to the top

500

What are the two parts of the scientific name of an insect?

genus and species name

500

List what each one kills:

Herbicides-

Fungicides-

Insecticides-

Herbicides: Weeds

Fungicides: Diseases 

Insecticides: Insects