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Which of the following shows the correct life-cycle stages for complete metamorphosis?

• Egg → Larva → Pupa → Adult

• Egg → Nymph → Adult

• Egg → Pupa → Larva → Adult

• Larva → Pupa → Egg → Adult

What is the event where the biggest changes happen to change a young insect to an adult?

• Development

• Growth

• Metamorphosis

• Transformation

Which of the following animals would you expect metamorphosis to occur in?

• Alligator

• Butterfly

• Chicken

• Dog

Which part of the complete metamorphosis life cycle below shows a larva?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

During complete metamorphosis, what best describes the transformation from a larva to a pupa?

• The larva goes through a big change in color.

• The larva might form a cocoon or a chrysalis.

• The larva might hatch into an adult.

• The larva will become eggs.

During complete metamorphosis, what best describes what happens to the insect when it moves from the pupa stage to the adult stage?

• The insect hatches from an egg and begins to develop.

• The insect starts developing wings, legs, and other body parts.

• The insect might shed its skin a couple times before developing a cocoon.

• The insect might break out of a cocoon or chrysalis and can start reproducing.

Which statement describes the changes that are happening to the butterfly during its larva stage?

• The larva is getting ready to lay more eggs.

• The larva is growing new limbs and wings, transforming into an adult.

• The larva is ready to hatch from an eggshell.

• The larva is shedding layers of skin and preparing to create a chrysalis.

Which statement describes the changes that are happening to the butterfly during its pupa stage?

• The pupa is getting ready to lay more eggs.

• The pupa is ready to hatch from an eggshell.

• The pupa is shedding layers of skin and creating a cocoon.

• The pupa is undergoing metamorphosis, transforming into an adult.

Which stage in incomplete metamorphosis is shown in Stage 2?

• Adult

• Egg

• Nymph

• Pupa

What happens in the development of insects that go through the nymph stage during incomplete metamorphosis?

• They form a cocoon as a transition stage.

• They form a chrysalis as a transition stage.

• They usually look very different from the adult insect.

• They molt their exoskeleton and form a new one.