Bees
Chickens
Metamorphosis
Traits
Potpourri
100

This bee has the largest abdomen and the shortest wings. 

What is the queen?

100

These tiny holes allow for carbon dioxide to leave the egg and oxygen to enter

What are pores?

100

The second stage of incomplete metamorphosis

What is nymph?

100

The type of chicken's comb (single, double, rose) is an example of this type of trait

What is a physical trait? 

100

The shedding of skin or feathers during growth

What is molting?

200

This structure helps a worker bee collect pollen

What is a pollen basket? 

200

This structure helps the hatchling break out of the egg

What is the egg tooth?

200

The third stage of complete metamorphosis

What is pupa?

200

The bees' waggle dance is an example of this type of trait

What is a behavioral trait?

200

The braided, rope-like structure inside the fertilized egg that keeps the yolk in place

What is the chalayze?

300

This smell is given off when bees sense danger

What is bananas?

300

This pocket of air is outside the shell membrane but provides the chick with its first breaths of air

What is the air cell?

300

The meaning of the word metamorphosis

What is change?

300

These are differences in traits. One example is fur color in cats. 

What are variations?

300

Where the embryo starts to grow in a fertilized egg (looks like two concentric circles)

What is the germinal disc?

400

The three types of bees in a hive

What are queen, worker bee, and drone?

400

The function of these two structures are to keep a chicken cool

What are combs and wattles?

400

The two parts of complete and incomplete metamorphosis that are the same

What are egg and adult?

400

This is a trait that keeps an organism alive. One example is camouflage. 

What is an adaptation? 

400
A man-made bee hive

What is an apiary?

500

Structure that allows bees to carry large amounts of nectar back to the hive

What is the honey stomach?

500

These four parts of the chicken life cycle are the same as the insect life cycle. (They are the same for all life cycles!)

What are: birth, growth, adult, reproduction?

500

This starts metamorphosis (or the insect's life cycle) all over again

What is reproduction?

500

When an organism has a better chance of survival of another. One example is a leaf-colored moth will be less likely to be eaten than a light-colored moth.

What is an advantage?

500

This can keep bees calm by covering up the smell of their pheromones

What is smoke?