- Which life cycle stage is common to insects with complete metamorphosis?
- A) Egg
- B) Nymph
- C) Larva
- D) Pupa
Answer: D) Pupa
- What is the primary function of the pupa stage in complete metamorphosis?
- A) Growth and feeding
- B) Molting
- C) Transformation into adult form
- D) Egg development
Answer: C) Transformation into adult form
- Which stage comes immediately after the larval stage in complete metamorphosis?
- A) Egg
- B) Pupa
- C) Adult
- D) Nymph
Answer: B) Pupa
- In insects with incomplete metamorphosis, what is the equivalent stage to the pupa in complete metamorphosis?
- A) Nymph
- B) Egg
- C) Larva
- D) Adult
Answer: A) Nymph
- Which of the following orders of insects undergoes incomplete metamorphosis?
- A) Lepidoptera
- B) Diptera
- C) Orthoptera
- D) Coleoptera
Answer: C) Orthoptera
- In which life cycle stage do insects primarily focus on growth and feeding?
- A) Egg
- B) Nymph
- C) Pupa
- D) Adult
Answer: B) Nymph
- How many stages are there in the complete metamorphosis of an insect?
- A) Three
- B) Four
- C) Five
- D) Six
Answer: B) Four
- What is the primary purpose of the egg stage in insect reproduction?
- A) Growth
- B) Development
- C) Reproduction
- D) Protection
Answer: C) Reproduction
- Which stage follows the adult stage in the life cycle of insects with complete metamorphosis?
- A) Nymph
- B) Pupa
- C) Larva
- D) Egg
Answer: A) Nymph
- What is a characteristic of the larval stage in insects with complete metamorphosis?
- A) Non-feeding
- B) Non-reproductive
- C) Active feeding
- D) Cocoon formation
Answer: C) Active feeding
- In insects that undergo incomplete metamorphosis, which stage resembles the adult form but is not fully developed?
- A) Egg
- B) Larva
- C) Nymph
- D) Pupa
Answer: C) Nymph
- Which stage of insect development is often responsible for dispersal and mating?
- A) Nymph
- B) Egg
- C) Adult
- D) Larva
Answer: C) Adult
- In which stage do insects with incomplete metamorphosis undergo several molts?
- A) Pupa
- B) Nymph
- C) Egg
- D) Adult
Answer: B) Nymph
- What is the function of the larval stage in insects with complete metamorphosis?
- A) Transformation
- B) Mating
- C) Growth and feeding
- D) Egg production
Answer: C) Growth and feeding
- Which stage is absent in the life cycle of insects with incomplete metamorphosis?
- A) Egg
- B) Larva
- C) Pupa
- D) Adult
Answer: C) Pupa
- What term describes the process of shedding the exoskeleton in insects?
- A) Metamorphosis
- B) Ecdysis
- C) Pollination
- D) Fertilization
Answer: B) Ecdysis
- Which stage in the life cycle of insects with complete metamorphosis is typically spent in a protective casing?
- A) Egg
- B) Larva
- C) Pupa
- D) Nymph
Answer: C) Pupa
- How do insects in the nymph stage differ from their adult forms in incomplete metamorphosis?
- A) They have different body parts
- B) They do not undergo molting
- C) They lack wings and reproductive organs
- D) They do not feed
Answer: C) They lack wings and reproductive organs
- In which stage does an insect often undergo the most significant physiological changes?
- A) Egg
- B) Larva
- C) Pupa
- D) Adult
Answer: C) Pupa
- Which life cycle stage is crucial for the survival and reproduction of insects with incomplete metamorphosis?
- A) Egg
- B) Larva
- C) Nymph
- D) Adult
Answer: D) Adult
- What does the term “complete metamorphosis” refer to?
- A) Development from egg to adult without a pupal stage
- B) The presence of a larval stage followed by a pupa and then an adult
- C) Development directly from nymph to adult
- D) The presence of multiple molts during the nymph stage
Answer: B) The presence of a larval stage followed by a pupa and then an adult
- In which stage do insects typically enter a dormant period?
- A) Nymph
- B) Larva
- C) Pupa
- D) Adult
Answer: C) Pupa
- How do insects in the order Orthoptera typically reproduce?
- A) Sexual reproduction with internal fertilization
- B) Asexual reproduction
- C) Parthenogenesis
- D) Budding
Answer: A) Sexual reproduction with internal fertilization
- What is the primary role of the adult stage in insects?
- A) Growth
- B) Feeding
- C) Reproduction
- D) Molting
Answer: C) Reproduction
- Which life cycle stage involves a significant change in body structure and function?
- A) Nymph
- B) Larva
- C) Pupa
- D) Adult
Answer: C) Pupa
- In insects with complete metamorphosis, what happens during the pupal stage?
- A) Growth and feeding
- B) Development of wings
- C) Transformation into adult form
- D) Egg laying
Answer: C) Transformation into adult form
- Which insect order is known for having a distinct egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages?
- A) Coleoptera
- B) Orthoptera
- C) Hemiptera
- D) Diptera
Answer: D) Diptera
- What is the main purpose of the larval stage in complete metamorphosis?
- A) Reproduction
- B) Feeding and growth
- C) Molting
- D) Transformation
Answer: B) Feeding and growth
- How many molts do insects in the nymph stage typically undergo?
- A) One
- B) Two
- C) Several
- D) None
Answer: C) Several
- Which stage in incomplete metamorphosis resembles the adult form but is not fully mature?
- A) Egg
- B) Larva
- C) Nymph
- D) Pupa
Answer: C) Nymph
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