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Insect Identification Introduction

Insect Identification Introduction

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9th - 12th Grade

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Hard

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Trisha Main

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69 Slides • 20 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to be able to identify different types of insects in agriculture?

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To improve crop yields and prevent damage

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To increase the number of insects in the field

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To make the field look more colorful

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To attract more birds

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Open Ended

Describe the life cycle and key identification features of the Alfalfa weevil.

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Fill in the Blank

The bean leaf beetle is identified by a black ___ behind the head on its wing covers.

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Describe the key identification features of the blister beetle.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following insects undergoes complete metamorphosis?

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Aphid

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Armyworm larva

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Assassin bug

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Chinch bug

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following insects causes destruction of fruit or flowers as part of its economic impact?

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Corn earworm larva

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Corn rootworm larva

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Flea beetle

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Cricket

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following insects undergoes incomplete metamorphosis?

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Corn earworm larva

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Cricket

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European corn borer larva

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Flea beetle

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Fill in the Blank

The European corn borer larva can be identified by two distinct light brown spots on top of each ___ segment.

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Multiple Choice

What is a key distinguishing feature of the corn flea beetle compared to the other insects shown?

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It has enlarged hind legs and can jump long distances.

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It is flesh-colored with brown spots.

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It has alternating light and dark stripes.

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It is active at night.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following insects is a cosmopolitan pest of stored grain and undergoes complete metamorphosis?

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Grain weevil

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Grasshopper

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Green lacewing

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Honeybee

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Fill in the Blank

The life cycle of the ___ involves incomplete metamorphosis.

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Open Ended

What are the key identification features of the Japanese beetle?

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Multiple Choice

Which insect is characterized by larvae that are dark in color, alligator-like, and often have gray or black with yellow or orange bands or spots?

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Lady beetle larva

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Green lacewing

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Honeybee

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Grain weevil

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Multiple Select

Which insects listed do not cause economic damage but instead provide beneficial roles in agriculture?

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Green lacewing

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Honeybee

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Lady beetle larva

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Grasshopper

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Fill in the Blank

The larvae of the western grapeleaf skeletonizer eat grape leaf tissue, leaving only ___ behind.

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Multiple Choice

What is a key identifying feature of the Mexican bean beetle?

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Yellowish with black and purple bands

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Round and orange-brown with 16 black spots

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Wedge-shaped with large eyes

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Covered by a waxy shell

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Multiple Choice

Which pest is not an insect and has 4 pairs of legs?

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Leafhopper

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Scale

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Spider mite

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Spittlebug

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following pests undergoes complete metamorphosis during its life cycle?

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Leaf skeletonizer

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Leafhopper

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Scale

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Spider mite

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Fill in the Blank

The Alfalfa weevil undergoes ___ metamorphosis during its life cycle.

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Open Ended

What are the key identification features of the Alfalfa weevil in both its larva and adult stages?

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