2nd Grade End of Year Science Review, part 2

What makes the adult stage of an insect different from the previous stages?

• need the most food

• can reproduce

• don't have wings

• are unable to move

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A monarch caterpillar represents which stage in the monarch's life cycle?

• an egg

• a larva

• a pupa

• an adult

Some insects, such as grasshoppers, only have three stages in their life cycles. Instead of a larva and a pupa stage, they have a nymph stage. During the nymph stage, the young grasshopper looks like a smaller version of the adult, but it does not have any–

• legs.

• antenna.

• eyes.

• wings.

This is an insect going through metamorphosis. The life cycle begins when the beetle produces -

• eggs

• a larva

• a pupa

• an adult

The chrysalis represents which stage in the life cycle of the butterfly in this image?

• Egg

• Larva

• Pupa

• Adult

Students recorded the appearance of the Moon over several days. What did the moon look like on June 3rd?

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Where does the morning sun begin to rise?

• High in the sky

• Low to the ground

• Behind the moon

• Beside the stars

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You might see all of the following in the sky at night EXCEPT -

• moon

• stars

• clouds

• sun

Which of the following always appears to be moving across the sky every day?

• Sun

• Moon

• Stars

• Clouds

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What is the location of the sun at 12:00 noon?

• High in the sky

• Low to the ground

• Behind the Moon

• Beside the stars

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