Butterfly Metamorphosis and Characteristics

The video tutorial covers week two of the access tests, focusing on reading. It provides tips and strategies for the reading test, emphasizing the importance of not guessing and using tools like highlighting. The tutorial includes three example problems: the stages of butterfly metamorphosis, physical changes during metamorphosis, and the eating habits of caterpillars. Each problem is explained with strategies for finding the correct answers.

What is the minimum score required in reading to pass the access test?

• 3.5

• 5.0

• 4.0

• 4.5

What should you do if you encounter a question you can't answer immediately?

• Highlight keywords and think it through

• Skip the question

• Ask a friend for help

• Guess the answer

In the butterfly metamorphosis sequence, which stage comes first?

• Larva

• Pupa

• Adult

• Egg

What is the correct order of a butterfly's metamorphosis?

• Egg, Pupa, Larva, Adult

• Egg, Larva, Pupa, Adult

• Larva, Egg, Pupa, Adult

• Pupa, Larva, Egg, Adult

Which physical change occurs during a butterfly's metamorphosis?

• Number of teeth increases

• Number of legs decreases

• Number of antennae increases

• Number of eyes decreases

How many legs does a fully formed butterfly have?

• Four

• Ten

• Six

• Eight

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a larva?

• Sharp teeth

• Proboscis

• Many legs

• Simple eyes

Why do caterpillars consume large amounts of food?

• To prepare for metamorphosis

• To reduce their size

• To stay healthy

• To digest nectar slowly

What do adult butterflies primarily feed on?

• Insects

• Leaves

• Nectar

• Eggshells

What is the main reason caterpillars have specialized digestion systems?

• To process nectar

• To consume large amounts of food quickly

• To reduce food intake

• To store food for later