What lesson does the spider share about reaching the top of the water spout?

• Always take the easy path.

• Perseverance leads to success.

• Avoid challenges at all costs.

• Success comes without effort.

Why does the spider prefer to be high up?

• To get more sunlight.

• To escape predators.

• To build its web.

• To enjoy the view.

What is the primary function of the spider's web?

• To store food.

• To catch insects.

• To protect from rain.

• To attract mates.

How does the spider differentiate itself from insects?

• It has eight legs and two body parts.

• It has three body parts.

• It can fly.

• It has six legs.

What material does the spider use to build its web?

• Human hair.

• Plant fibers.

• Sticky spider silk.

• Cotton threads.

Where does the spider get its silk from?

• Its spinnerets.

• Leaves and twigs.

• The spider store.

• Other insects.

What is unique about a spider's ability to make webs?

• They use a manual.

• They attend web-making classes.

• They are born knowing how to make webs.

• They learn it from other spiders.

What protects the spider's body?

• A thick layer of skin.

• A shell like a turtle.

• An exoskeleton.

• A layer of fur.

What is the process called when a spider sheds its old exoskeleton?

• Exfoliating.

• Peeling.

• Molting.

• Shedding.

What is the term for the fear of spiders?

• Spiderphobia.

• Webophobia.

• Insectophobia.

• Arachnophobia.