Flashcard on Spider Webs

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What are the different types of spider webs?

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The different types of spider webs include orb webs, funnel webs, sheet webs, cobwebs, and tangle webs.

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What is a common point of view about spider webs expressed by authors?

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A common point of view is that spider webs are small but tough.

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What does the term 'anchor' mean in the context of spider webs?

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In the context of spider webs, 'anchor' means to hold or secure the web in place.

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Where can information about myths related to spiders and their webs be found in a passage?

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Information about myths can be found in the section titled 'Weaving Tales'.

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How do spider webs help spiders catch food?

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Spider webs help spiders catch food by trapping insects that fly into the sticky silk.

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What materials do spiders use to create their webs?

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Spiders use silk produced from their spinnerets to create their webs.

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What is the purpose of non-sticky lines in a spider web?

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Non-sticky lines serve to anchor the web and provide structural support.

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How do environmental factors affect the construction of spider webs?

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Environmental factors such as humidity, temperature, and availability of prey can influence how and where spiders build their webs.

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What adaptations do spiders have for web-building?

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Spiders have specialized glands that produce silk and unique body structures that help them spin and shape their webs.

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What role do spider webs play in the ecosystem?

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Spider webs play a role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations and serving as a food source for other animals.