Insect Orders

Which order does this insect belong to?

• Isoptera

• Hymenoptera

• Hemiptera

• Diptera

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

• lepidopters

• odonata

• lepidoptera

• coleoptera

The order for praying mantises is...

• phasmatidae

• mantodea

• diptera

• lepidoptera

The order Odonata is

• dragonflies and damselflies

• grasshoppers, crickets and katydids

• termites

• cockroaches

• mantis

The order Mantodea is

• dragonflies and damselflies

• grasshoppers, crickets and katydids

• termites

• cockroaches

• mantis

What are the characteristics of dragonflies and damselflies?

• cursorial legs, flattened body, roundish pronotum covering head

• thin flat body, leathery wings, cerci (or pinchers) on abdomen

• large round eyes covering the head, 4 large visible wings, long thin tails, seen flying near water usually

• triangle shaped head, grasping front legs, long thorax, long round abdomen

• usually white, tiny or no eyes, found in colonies in wood and underground

What order does the Praying Mantis belong to?

• Blattodea
• Homoptera
• Mantodea
• Lepidoptera

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-1

What order does the damselfly belong to?

• Orthoptera

• Odonata
• Hemiptera
• Hymenoptera

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

Identify the insect and the order to which to organism belongs.

• Dragonfly in the order Odonata

• Damselfly in the order Orthoptera

• Damselfly in the order Odonata

• Dragonfly in the oder Orthoptera

This insect is an example of the order

• Plecoptera
• Odonata
  
• Blattodea
• Hymenoptera

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2