WorksheetsInsects and Arachnids
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
The knowledge or skill and animal is born with.....
know-how
instinct
camouflage
metamorphosis
Insects and spiders are two examples of what?
creepy-crawlies
vertebrates
arachnids
arthropods
An insect becomes an adult through the process of .....
maturity
growth
metamorphosis
hatching
Vertebrates have backbones.
True
False
Invertebrates have backbones.
True
False
Spiders have which of the following?
4 sets of legs
two body sections
no wings
no antennas
all of the above
Insects have which of the following?
3 sets of legs
3 body sections
some have wings
antennas
all of the above
The tube like structure that some insects use to suck their food is called what?
biting parts
antennas
drill bits
proboscis
The hard outer covering of an arthropod is called what?
exoskeleton
invertebrate
vertebrate
skeletal system
What is the largest group of arthropods?
spiders
bees
insects
moths
What do spiders use to hold their food while they envenomate it?
hands
pedipalps
antenna
abdomen
The silk that spiders make to use for their webs comes from what?
stingers
pedipalps
antenna
spinnerets
Where does an insects digestion occur?
thorax
abdomen
head
cephalothorax
When an arthropods outgrows its exoskeleton it is.....
being born
escaping
breaking out
molting
What are some ways that spiders get their food?
hunting
trapping
fishing
web building
all of the above
A spider's web is made of glue?
True
False
Black Widow and Brown Recluse spiders are examples of non-venomous spiders.
True
False
Spiders are examples of arachnids.
True
False
What is part A of the insect?
Thorax
Abdomen
Head
Cephlothorax
What part of the insect is part B?
Head
Thorax
Abdomen
Cephlothorax
What part of the insect is part C?
Head
thorax
Abdomen
Cephlothorax
What is shown in this picture?
complete metamorphosis
incomplete metamorphosis
What is shown in this picture?
Complete metamorphosis
incomplete metamorphosis
What is part 2 of the spider
head
cephalothorax
abdomen
legs
