Lesson 55 Do Insects Sleep

What do insects need just like us?

• to eat three meals a day

• drink water and juice

• rest and sleep

• to be active

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Why is it hard to tell if an insect is asleep?

• because they are so small

• because they do not have beds

• because they do not yawn and they do not have eyelids

• because they are hard to find

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How do scientist learn about insects?

• they sleep in the bushes and watch them

• they observe him very closely

• they read books

• they watch videos

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When is an insect probably asleep?

• at night

• when it stays still and does not notice bright lights

• when it is not buzzing

• when it is not flying

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What insects sleep at night?

• butterflies, ladybirds, bees and flies

• moths and mosquitoes

• cockroaches

• bees and mosquitoes

What insects sleep during the day?

• butterflies and ladybirds

• bees and flies

• mosquitoes, moths and cockroaches

• all insects

Which insects hibernate and spend the winter resting or sleeping?

• butterflies

• bees

• flies

• ladybirds

Where do flies sleep?

• in hives

• in flowers

• under leaves

• in tree bark

Where do most bees sleep?

• under leaves

• in their hives or sometimes on flowers

• in tree hollows

• in the grass

Where do butterflies and ladybirds hide?

• in hives

• in tree hollows

• in the grass

• underneath leaves and tree bark

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