Insect Characteristics Quiz

What are the characteristics of an arthropod?

• Joined legs, an exoskeleton, and antennae

• Joined legs, an exoskeleton, and body sections

• Wings, an exoskeleton, and body sections

• Wings, antennae, and body sections

What happens to the exoskeleton when it becomes too small?

• The insect stretches it.

• The insect molts it.

• The insect mimics it.

• The insect eats it.

What insect organ gathers information from the insect's surroundings?

• Sensory organ

• Exoskeleton

• Thorax

• Antennae

What stages of complete and incomplete metamorphosis are the same in both?

• Egg and larva

• Egg and adult

• Nymph and adult

• Larva and pupa

What is a difference between a compound eye and a simple eye?

• A simple eye can see all around, and a compound eye cannot.

• A compound eye can see all around, and a simple eye cannot.

• A simple eye sees many pieces of an image, but a compound eye sees only one image.

• A compound eye sees many pieces of an image, but a simple eye sees only one image.

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The structures on the thorax help an insect move around.

• True

• False

An insect digests food in its thorax.

• True

• False

A person with a biblical view believes that God designed insect structures to help the insect survive.

• True

• False

A person with a biblical view believes that Mother Nature designed insect structures.

• True

• False

Insects can use wings and a stinger to protect themselves.

• True

• False