Life Cycle Review

Compare the life cycles of lady bug and beetle. How are they the same.

• The lady bug has a larva state and the beetle does not.

• The lady bug and beetle both have a pupa stage.

• The lady bug adult lays the eggs but the beetle adult does not lay eggs.

• The lady bug hatches into a young lady bug and the beetle hatches into a larva.

In the ADULT stage, the organisms job is

• to hatch

• to eat

• to change

• to reproduce

What is the stage of the caterpillar called?

• pupa
• adult
• egg
• larva

List the four stages of the complete metamorphosis life cycles in the correct order. 

• Egg, Pupa, Larva, Adult
• Egg, Larva, Pupa, Adult
• Adult, Egg, Larva, Pupa
• Adult, Egg, Pupa, Larva

What do a chicken, a person, and a plant all have in common?

• They are all hatched from eggs.

• They all are born from seeds.

• They all make fruit

• They all have life cycles

What is a Life Cycle?

• All the stages a non-living thing goes through during its life.

• To make something new again.

• When a seed breaks open and a plant starts to grow.

• All the stages a living thing goes through during its life.

True or False? All organisms have a life cycle.

• True

• False

Using the chart, which sequence below is correct for

the life cycle of the frog.

• 1, 2, 3, 4

• 4, 3, 2, 1

• 3, 1, 2,4

• 3, 2, 4, 1

The image below shows the life cycle of a lady beetle.

A student was asked to label the different stages. Which correctly labels Stage 3?

• Adult

• eggs

• larva

• pupa

Use the diagrams below to answer the question.

The diagrams illustrate the life cycle of a grasshopper and a butterfly.

 

Which statements correctly describe the life cycles in the diagram? Select TWO correct answers.

• The butterfly and the grasshopper both start as an egg.

• The grasshopper develops from an egg into a pupa. 

• The grasshopper looks like its parent after it hatches from an egg.

• The butterfly hatches from the egg and looks like an adult butterfly.

• The grasshopper and butterfly have the same stages in their life cycles.