Unit Review of Arthropods

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Unit Review of Arthropods
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Question 1

• Crustaceans have ______________ pairs of legs.

1. 2
2. 10
3. 5
4. 6

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Question 2

• Arthropods have ____________________.

1. 6 legs
2. jointed legs
3. wings
4. 6 pairs of jointed legs

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Question 3

• Centipedes are ________________

1. carnivores
2. herbivores
3. omnivore
4. pollinators

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Question 4

• Ants and bees are ____________ insects.

1. pleasant
2. social
3. weird
4. loving

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Question 5

• A ___________ looks like a young adult.

1. pupa
2. nymph
3. egg
4. larva

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Question 6

• Egg, nymph and adult are the stages of __________.

1. incomplete metamorphosis
2. an insects life cycle
3. Coleoptera
4. complete metamorphosis

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Question 7

• The most successful phylum of animals on earth
  are the _____________________.

1. Primates
2. Insects
3. Diptera
4. Arthropods

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Question 8

• Bees and wasps belong to the class ___________.

1. Diptera
2. Hymenoptera
3. Lepidoptera
4. Coleoptera

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Question 9

• The ladybird beetle feeds on ____________

1. nectar
2. plants
3. cereal
4. aphids

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Question 10

• A compound eyes are made up of _________.

1. one lens
2. many tiny lenses
3. tiny hairs
4. 2 elements

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Question 11

• Beetles belong to the class _____________.

1. Diptera
2. Hymenoptera
3. Lepidoptera
4. Coleoptera

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Question 12

• ____________ keeps the insect from drying out.

1. An exoskeleton
2. Bone
3. Cotton
4. Antennae

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Question 13

• The three parts of an insects leg are
  ____________.

1. femur, tibia and tarsus
2. lions, tibia and bears
3. ulna, radius and tarsus
4. femur, tiger and tarsus

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Question 14

• A cephalothorax is _____________.

1. an enlarged thorax
2. an abdomen and thorax combined
3. a head and antennae combined
4. a head and thorax combined

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Question 15

• Pheromones are used by insects ______________.

1. to make people sneeze
2. as a defense mechanism
3. as an aggressive mechanism
4. to attract other insects

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Question 16

• Flies and mosquitoes belong to the order
  _________.

1. Diptera
2. Hymenoptera
3. Lepidoptera
4. Coleoptera

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Question 17

• _______________ is the study of insects.

1. Biology
2. Herpetology
3. Entomology
4. Insectology

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Question 18

• _____________ have 4 pairs of legs.

1. Mosquitos
2. Arachnids
3. Diplopods
4. Dogs

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Question 19

• Spiracles are located on the __________ of the
  grasshopper.

1. head
2. legs
3. thorax
4. abdomen

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Question 20

• Moths spin a __________ when they are in the pupa
  stage.

1. cocoon
2. chrysalis
3. case
4. web

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Question 21

• Grasshoppers breath through _________ in their
  abdomen.

1. ovipositor
2. spiracles
3. tympanum
4. book lungs

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Question 22

• Insects have _________ pair of antennae on their
  heads.

1. 2
2. 10
3. 5
4. 1

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Question 23

• Millipedes are _______________ hunters.

1. fast moving
2. efficient
3. slow moving
4. random

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Question 24

• A camouflage and mimicry are examples of
  _________.

1. metamorphosis
2. chemical control
3. learning
4. defensive mechanism

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Question 25

• Bees and butterflies _____________ plants.

1. party on
2. look like
3. destroy
4. pollinate

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Question 26

• Eyes and antennae are located on _______.

1. insects head
2. your head
3. the thorax
4. insects mouth

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Question 27

• Insect lay eggs through their ______________

1. ovipositor
2. tympanum
3. antennae
4. jumping legs

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Question 28

• Two types of eyes are ________________.

1. compound and single
2. composite and simple
3. composite and single
4. compound and simple

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Question 29

• Moths are responsible for _______________.

1. causing malaria
2. causing sleeping sickness
3. night-time pollination.
4. day-time pollination

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Question 30

• An examples of a crustacean is ____________.

1. beg bugs and crayfish
2. a rollie pollies and lobsters
3. centipede and millipedes
4. barnacles and wasps

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Question 31

• Mosquitoes cause diseases such as __________.

1. Sleeping Sickness
2. Colds
3. West Nile
4. Plague

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Question 32

• Mosquitoes have __________________.

1. jumping legs
2. chewing mouth parts
3. wing covers
4. piercing mouth parts

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Question 33

• The use of pesticides is an example of
  ___________.

1. biological control
2. pollination
3. the scientific method
4. chemical control

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Question 34

• The stages of complete metamorphosis are _______.

1. egg, pupa and adult
2. egg, larva, pupa and adult
3. egg, nymph and adult
4. egg, nymph, pupa and adult

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Question 35

• Insect legs are attached to the insects
  ___________.

1. tympanum
2. head
3. thorax
4. abdomen

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Question 36

• A ____________ can be described as an eating
  machine.

1. larva
2. mosquito
3. apple
4. pupa

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Question 37

• Insects are so successful because ____________.

1. they raise their young
2. they live only in a few areas
3. they have a high birth rate
4. they only eat a few types of foods

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Remember to also study

• Biological Classification
• The Six Steps of the Scientific Method
• External Grasshopper Anatomy