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1
Approximate number of beetle species?
400,000
2
Approximate total number of insect species?
1,000,000
3
Function of spiracles in insects?
Respiration
4
Function of ocelli in insects?
Detect light
5
Purpose of insect antennae?
Sensory
6
It has multiple segments, spiracles for respiration, and may have appendages like cerci or cornicles?
Abdomen
7
It is a phylum which has exoskeleton made of chitin, segmented body and appendages, bilateral symmetry, and dorsal tubular heart?
Arthropoda
8
It has eight legs, two body segments, no antennae, and has four pairs of eyes?
Arachnida
9
It is a kingdom which is multicellular, lack chloroplasts and cell walls, move via contractile proteins, and ingest nutrients?
Animalia
10
It is a class which has three body segments, one or two pairs of wings, three pairs of legs, antennae, and compound eyes?
Insecta
11
It is wingless, small, hop with tail-like appendage, live in soil and leaf litter?
Collembola
12
It is wingless, long antennae, three tails, and covered in scales?
Thysanura
13
It has upright wings, only molt once winged, elongate body, and three tails?
Ephemeroptera
14
It has two pairs of membranous wings, and large conspicuous eyes?
Odonata
15
It has large soft-bodied, four wings held flat, hind wings fold fan-like, and aquatic larvae?
Plecoptera
16
It has a leathery front wings, hind wings broad and fan-like, and jumping hind legs?
Orthoptera
17
It has flattened bodies, head concealed, two pairs of wings, and has an unpleasant odor?
Blattaria
18
It is elongate, slow moving, and front legs adapted for grasping prey?
Mantodea
19
It is elongated, slow moving, wingless as adults, and camouflaged as twigs or leaves?
Phasmida
20
It is medium-sized, four wings folded under front, abdomen exposed, and has cerci on last segment?
Dermaptera
21
It is small, soft-bodied, yellowish or whitish, and live in colonies in wood?
Isoptera
22
It is tiny, soft-bodied, may have wings or be wingless, and a scavengers?
Psocoptera
23
It is tiny, two pairs of fringed wings, and asymmetrical mouthparts?
Thysanoptera
24
It has four wings, front pair thickened and leathery, and has a beak-like mouthparts?
Hemiptera
25
May or may not have wings held roof-like, and sucking mouthparts?
Homoptera
26
It is a fragile insects, two pairs of many-veined wings, beneficial as predators?
Neuroptera
27
It is the largest insect order, two pairs of wings, front pair (elytra) thick and hardened?
Coleoptera
28
It is small to medium-sized, four long narrow wings, and larvae resemble caterpillars?
Mecoptera
29
It is winged or wingless, two pairs of membranous wings, and many beneficial as pollinators?
Hymenoptera
30
It is soft-bodied, two pairs of hairy wings, ad has a larvae build cases from pebbles or sticks?
Trichoptera
31
It has four well-developed wings covered in overlapping scales, and caterpillars feed on plant leaves?
Lepidoptera
32
It is small, wingless, flattened laterally, and larvae in nests of various animals?
Siphonaptera
33
It is wingless, lack antennae, six or eight legs, and use webs to capture prey?
Araneae
34
It is wingless, lack antennae, eight legs as adults, and ticks feed on animal blood?
Acari
35
It is wingless, lack antennae, broad bodies, tail with sting, and the front appendages are enlarged pinchers?
Scorpionida
36
Insect order with larvae that build protective cases?
Trichoptera
37
Insect order with parasitic lifestyle?
Phthiraptera
38
Insect order important as fish food?
Ephemeroptera
39
Insect order with members that can transmit diseases?
Diptera
40
Insect order with scales on wings?
Lepidoptera
41
Insect order known for its camouflage?
Phasmida
42
Longer antennae than millipedes, flattened in cross section, 1 pair of legs per segment, beneficial prey on other arthropods, fast moving have poison glands and can inflict a painful bite.
Chilopoda
43
Feed on fungi and decaying plants, can damage plants, 2 pair of legs per segment, 2 visible body parts head and body, round in cross section, and are slow moving.
Diplopoda
44
An antena type that is bristle-like. Ex. Dragonfly
Setaceous
45
An antenna type that is thread-like? Ex. Cockroaches & ground beetles
Filiform
46
An antenna type that is bead-like? Ex. Termites
Moniliform
47
An antenna type that is sawtoothed? Ex. Click beetles
Serrate
48
An antenna type that is gradually clubbed? Ex. Carrior beetles
Clavate
49
An antenna type that is abruptly clubbed? Ex. Butterflies
Capitate
50
An antenna type that is comb-like? Ex. Male glow-worms
Pactinate
51
An antenna type that is elbowed-like? Ex. Ants and weevils
Geniculate
52
An antenna type that is nested plates? Ex. Scarab beetles
Lamellate
53
An antenna type that is feather-like? Ex. Mosquitoes and male moths
Plumose
54
An antenna type that is pouch-like with lateral bristles? Ex. Flies
Aristate
55
First thoracic segment with first pair of legs?
Prothorax
56
Middle segment of thorax with second pair of legs and first pair of wings (forewings)?
Mesothorax
57
Last segment of thorax with third pair of legs and second pair of wings (hindwings)?
Metathorax
58
It is hard, sclerotized front wings that as protect membranous hind wings?
Elytra
59
The front wings that are leathery at the base and membranous near the tip?
Hemelytra
60
The front wings are completely leathery or parchment-like in texture?
Tegmina
61
It is small, club-like hind wings?
Halteres
62
It is slender wings with long fringes of hair?
Fringed wings
63
Front and hind wings covered by setae?
Hairy wings
64
Front and hind wings covered with scales?
Scaly wings
65
Bristle near base of hind wing that holds front and hind wings together?
Frenulum
66
Clear wings with many veins and wings may be tinted with color or banded pattern?
Membranous
67
Tiny hooks on hind wing that hold front and hind wings together?
Hamuli
68
The basal segment of the insect leg (ball joint where human leg fits into thigh)?
Coxa
69
Segment between coxa and femur?
Trochanter
70
The third leg segment (human thigh bone)?
Femur
71
The fourth leg segment (shin bone)?
Tibia
72
The part of the leg beyond the tibia (foot)?
Tarsus
73
Insect leg for running?
Cursorial
74
Insect leg for digging?
Fossorial
75
Insect leg for swimming?
Natatorial
76
Insect leg for jumping?
Saltatorial
77
Insect leg for grasping?
Raptorial
78
Paired abdominal segments. Sensory or defensive in nature often reduced or retracted into body?
Cerci
79
Tubular structures on the 5th or 6th segment and secretes defensive fluids?
Cornicles
80
Is a non-cellular layer of the body wall covers the entire body surface and also lines the insects' air tube lining, salivary glands and parts of the digestive tracts.
Cuticle
81
Cellular layer of the body wall secretes molting fluid involved in the growth process?
Epidermal Cell
82
Separates body wall from internal organs?
Basement Membrane
83
Outermost thin layer which contains cuticulin, wax, and cement?
Epicuticle
84
Middle part which gives the cuticle its characteristics strenght and resilience?
Exocuticle
85
Innermost thick layer of cuticle?
Endocuticle
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1
Approximate number of beetle species?
400,000
2
Approximate total number of insect species?
1,000,000
3
Function of spiracles in insects?
Respiration
4
Function of ocelli in insects?
Detect light
5
Purpose of insect antennae?
Sensory
6
It has multiple segments, spiracles for respiration, and may have appendages like cerci or cornicles?
Abdomen
7
It is a phylum which has exoskeleton made of chitin, segmented body and appendages, bilateral symmetry, and dorsal tubular heart?
Arthropoda
8
It has eight legs, two body segments, no antennae, and has four pairs of eyes?
Arachnida
9
It is a kingdom which is multicellular, lack chloroplasts and cell walls, move via contractile proteins, and ingest nutrients?
Animalia
10
It is a class which has three body segments, one or two pairs of wings, three pairs of legs, antennae, and compound eyes?
Insecta
11
It is wingless, small, hop with tail-like appendage, live in soil and leaf litter?
Collembola
12
It is wingless, long antennae, three tails, and covered in scales?
Thysanura
13
It has upright wings, only molt once winged, elongate body, and three tails?
Ephemeroptera
14
It has two pairs of membranous wings, and large conspicuous eyes?
Odonata
15
It has large soft-bodied, four wings held flat, hind wings fold fan-like, and aquatic larvae?
Plecoptera
16
It has a leathery front wings, hind wings broad and fan-like, and jumping hind legs?
Orthoptera
17
It has flattened bodies, head concealed, two pairs of wings, and has an unpleasant odor?
Blattaria
18
It is elongate, slow moving, and front legs adapted for grasping prey?
Mantodea
19
It is elongated, slow moving, wingless as adults, and camouflaged as twigs or leaves?
Phasmida
20
It is medium-sized, four wings folded under front, abdomen exposed, and has cerci on last segment?
Dermaptera
21
It is small, soft-bodied, yellowish or whitish, and live in colonies in wood?
Isoptera
22
It is tiny, soft-bodied, may have wings or be wingless, and a scavengers?
Psocoptera
23
It is tiny, two pairs of fringed wings, and asymmetrical mouthparts?
Thysanoptera
24
It has four wings, front pair thickened and leathery, and has a beak-like mouthparts?
Hemiptera
25
May or may not have wings held roof-like, and sucking mouthparts?
Homoptera
26
It is a fragile insects, two pairs of many-veined wings, beneficial as predators?
Neuroptera
27
It is the largest insect order, two pairs of wings, front pair (elytra) thick and hardened?
Coleoptera
28
It is small to medium-sized, four long narrow wings, and larvae resemble caterpillars?
Mecoptera
29
It is winged or wingless, two pairs of membranous wings, and many beneficial as pollinators?
Hymenoptera
30
It is soft-bodied, two pairs of hairy wings, ad has a larvae build cases from pebbles or sticks?
Trichoptera
31
It has four well-developed wings covered in overlapping scales, and caterpillars feed on plant leaves?
Lepidoptera
32
It is small, wingless, flattened laterally, and larvae in nests of various animals?
Siphonaptera
33
It is wingless, lack antennae, six or eight legs, and use webs to capture prey?
Araneae
34
It is wingless, lack antennae, eight legs as adults, and ticks feed on animal blood?
Acari
35
It is wingless, lack antennae, broad bodies, tail with sting, and the front appendages are enlarged pinchers?
Scorpionida
36
Insect order with larvae that build protective cases?
Trichoptera
37
Insect order with parasitic lifestyle?
Phthiraptera
38
Insect order important as fish food?
Ephemeroptera
39
Insect order with members that can transmit diseases?
Diptera
40
Insect order with scales on wings?
Lepidoptera
41
Insect order known for its camouflage?
Phasmida
42
Longer antennae than millipedes, flattened in cross section, 1 pair of legs per segment, beneficial prey on other arthropods, fast moving have poison glands and can inflict a painful bite.
Chilopoda
43
Feed on fungi and decaying plants, can damage plants, 2 pair of legs per segment, 2 visible body parts head and body, round in cross section, and are slow moving.
Diplopoda
44
An antena type that is bristle-like. Ex. Dragonfly
Setaceous
45
An antenna type that is thread-like? Ex. Cockroaches & ground beetles
Filiform
46
An antenna type that is bead-like? Ex. Termites
Moniliform
47
An antenna type that is sawtoothed? Ex. Click beetles
Serrate
48
An antenna type that is gradually clubbed? Ex. Carrior beetles
Clavate
49
An antenna type that is abruptly clubbed? Ex. Butterflies
Capitate
50
An antenna type that is comb-like? Ex. Male glow-worms
Pactinate
51
An antenna type that is elbowed-like? Ex. Ants and weevils
Geniculate
52
An antenna type that is nested plates? Ex. Scarab beetles
Lamellate
53
An antenna type that is feather-like? Ex. Mosquitoes and male moths
Plumose
54
An antenna type that is pouch-like with lateral bristles? Ex. Flies
Aristate
55
First thoracic segment with first pair of legs?
Prothorax
56
Middle segment of thorax with second pair of legs and first pair of wings (forewings)?
Mesothorax
57
Last segment of thorax with third pair of legs and second pair of wings (hindwings)?
Metathorax
58
It is hard, sclerotized front wings that as protect membranous hind wings?
Elytra
59
The front wings that are leathery at the base and membranous near the tip?
Hemelytra
60
The front wings are completely leathery or parchment-like in texture?
Tegmina
61
It is small, club-like hind wings?
Halteres
62
It is slender wings with long fringes of hair?
Fringed wings
63
Front and hind wings covered by setae?
Hairy wings
64
Front and hind wings covered with scales?
Scaly wings
65
Bristle near base of hind wing that holds front and hind wings together?
Frenulum
66
Clear wings with many veins and wings may be tinted with color or banded pattern?
Membranous
67
Tiny hooks on hind wing that hold front and hind wings together?
Hamuli
68
The basal segment of the insect leg (ball joint where human leg fits into thigh)?
Coxa
69
Segment between coxa and femur?
Trochanter
70
The third leg segment (human thigh bone)?
Femur
71
The fourth leg segment (shin bone)?
Tibia
72
The part of the leg beyond the tibia (foot)?
Tarsus
73
Insect leg for running?
Cursorial
74
Insect leg for digging?
Fossorial
75
Insect leg for swimming?
Natatorial
76
Insect leg for jumping?
Saltatorial
77
Insect leg for grasping?
Raptorial
78
Paired abdominal segments. Sensory or defensive in nature often reduced or retracted into body?
Cerci
79
Tubular structures on the 5th or 6th segment and secretes defensive fluids?
Cornicles
80
Is a non-cellular layer of the body wall covers the entire body surface and also lines the insects' air tube lining, salivary glands and parts of the digestive tracts.
Cuticle
81
Cellular layer of the body wall secretes molting fluid involved in the growth process?
Epidermal Cell
82
Separates body wall from internal organs?
Basement Membrane
83
Outermost thin layer which contains cuticulin, wax, and cement?
Epicuticle
84
Middle part which gives the cuticle its characteristics strenght and resilience?
Exocuticle
85
Innermost thick layer of cuticle?
Endocuticle