Life Cycle of Living Organisms

Why is it important for living things to reproduce?

• To ensure that more babies are born.

• To ensure there is enough food for humans to eat.

• To ensure animals of the same kind continue to exist on Earth

• To ensure that the living things have friends to play with.

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Which animal has a similar life cycle as the one shown in the diagram.

• Cockroach

• Chicken

• Beetle

• Mosquito

Which of the following animals has a similar life cycle as the grasshopper.

• Cockroach

• Mosquito

• Human

• Chicken

Which animal has a similar life cycle as the butterfly.

• Beetle

• Frog

• Grasshopper

• Cockroach

Identify stage A of the life cycle shown in the diagram.

• young

• nymph

• pupa

• adult

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Which one of the following statements is true about the pupa stage?

• It does not eat at this stage.

• It has stopped growing.

• It does not breathe at this stage.

• The animal has a three-stage life cycle.

I have has six legs and three stages in my life cycle. What am I?

• Beetle

• Mosquito

• Butterfly

• Cockroach

Which of the following is a similarity between the life cycle of a frog and a beetle?

• Both have 3 stages in its life cycle.

• Both have 4 stages in its life cycle

• Both the young does not look like the adult.

• Both have young stage.

Which of the following is a similarity between the life cycle of a mosquito and a butterfly?

• Both have 3 stages in its life cycle.

• Both have 4 stages in its life cycle

• Both have the young stage.

• Both the young looks like its adult.

Why does a nymph moult?

• To allow it to change into an adult.

• To protect it from predators.

• To allow new skin to grow.

• To allow it to change into a pupa.