Insects

How many sections do insect bodies have?

• 1 section

• 2 sections

• 3 sections

• 4 sections

What do insects eat?

• Plants, other insects, and decaying matter

• Only plants

• Only other insects

• Only decaying matter

What is the role of antennae in insects?

• Antennae help insects sense their environment.

• Antennae are used for flying.

• Antennae assist in digestion.

• Antennae are primarily for reproduction.

What do insects use to breathe?

• Gills

• Spiracles

• Lungs

• Skin

What is camouflage in insects?

• A method insects use to attract mates.

• A way insects blend in with their environment to avoid predators.

• A technique for insects to communicate with each other.

• A strategy insects use to find food.

Do insects live on every continent?

• No, insects do not live on every continent.

• Only in tropical regions.

• Yes, insects live on every continent, including Antarctica.

• Only in temperate regions.

Are insects cold-blooded or warm-blooded?

• Cold-blooded

• Warm-blooded

• Both cold-blooded and warm-blooded

• Neither cold-blooded nor warm-blooded

How do insects reproduce?

• Most insects reproduce by laying eggs.

• Insects reproduce by giving live birth.

• Insects reproduce by budding off from their parents.

• Insects reproduce by splitting in half.

What are the three main body sections of an insect?

• Head, thorax, and abdomen

• Head, wings, and legs

• Thorax, abdomen, and antennae

• Head, thorax, and tail

What is the exoskeleton?

• A soft inner structure that supports an insect's body.

• A hard outer structure that protects an insect's body.

• A type of muscle found in insects.

• A fluid-filled cavity that aids in movement.