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Question 1

What are invertebrates with segmented bodies, exoskeletons and jointed appendages called?

Answer 1

Phylum Arthropoda

Question 2

What is Phylum Arthropoda?

Answer 2

Invertebrates with segmented bodies, exoskeletons, and jointed appendages

Question 3

Class Arachnida description

Answer 3

Predators, 2 main body regions, 4 pairs of legs

Question 4

Class Crustacea description

Answer 4

Marine animals with gills, 2 pairs of antennae, 10 or more legs

Question 5

Class Diplopodia description

Answer 5

Cylindrical with ring-like segments on the body, short antennae, 2 pairs of legs per segment

Question 6

Class Chilopoda examples

Answer 6

Centipede

Question 7

Class insecta discription

Answer 7

3 body regions
1 pair of antennae
6 legs

Question 8

Order Collembola discription

Answer 8

Small wingless insects, ametabolous metamorphosis, chewing mouthparts, possible forked springing organ on the abdomen

Question 9

Order Collembola examples

Answer 9

Springtails

Question 10

Order Orthoptera (Straight Winged)

Answer 10

Plant feeders, gradual metamorphosis, chewing mouthparts, usually 2 pairs of wings

Question 11

Order Orthoptera examples

Answer 11

Cricket, Grasshopper, Katydid

Question 12

What is the kingdom of everyone, including insects?

Answer 12

Animalia

Question 13

Class Arachnida examples

Answer 13

Spiders, chiggers, mites, ticks, Daddy long legs

Question 14

Class Crustacea examples

Answer 14

Sowbugs, Crayfish

Question 15

Class Diplopodia examples

Answer 15

Millipede

Question 16

Class Chilopoda description

Answer 16

Fast moving predators, multi-segmented, long antennae, 1 pair of legs per body segment

Question 17

Order Hemiptera description

Answer 17

May be plant-feeding or predatory, gradual metamorphosis, piercing/ sucking mouthparts, usually 4 wings, vectors

Question 18

Order Hemiptera examples

Answer 18

Harlequin Bug, Green Stink Bug, Squash Bug, Aphids, Cicada, Aphids, Leafhopper, Scale

Question 19

Order Dermaptera Description

Answer 19

Predators/ Scavengers, gradual metamorphosis, chewing mouthparts, 2 pairs of wings or no wings, large pincer ike cerci at the end of the abdomen

Question 20

Order Dermaptera Examples

Answer 20

Earwig

Question 21

Order Coleoptera discription

Answer 21

Largest order of insects, complete mouth parts, chewing mouthparts, hard shell-like wings that meet in a straight line down the back when the insect is at rest

Question 22

Order Coleoptera Examples

Answer 22

Tiger Beetle, Boll Weevil, Japanese Beetle, lady-Bird beetle

Question 23

Order Lepidoptera Discription

Answer 23

Complete metamorphosis, larvae have chewing mouthparts, four wings usually with scales, larvae have 3 pairs of jointed legs and prolegs on the 3rd - 6th segment

Question 24

Order Lepidoptera examples

Answer 24

butterflies and moths

Question 25

Order Diptera Description

Answer 25

Flying annoying pest, complete metamorphosis, adult mouthparts adapted for piercing/sucking, rasping/sucking, sponging, 2 wings and halteres

Question 26

Order Diptera Examples

Answer 26

Horsefly, Housefly

Question 27

Order Hymenoptera Discription

Answer 27

Complete metamorphosis, chewing mouthparts, adults usually have narrow wings, complex social organizations

Question 28

Order Hymenoptera Examples

Answer 28

Bumble Bee, Sawfly, Mud dauber, fire ant, Paper wasp

Question 29

Order Tysanoptera

Answer 29

Thrip

Question 30

Order Siphonaptera

Answer 30

Cat Flea

Question 31

Order Anoplura

Answer 31

Louse