How are Monarch butterflies able to migrate such long distances? a. they have la

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How are Monarch butterflies able to migrate such long distances? a. they have large store of energy and do not need to eat frequently b. they are strong fliers that can travel more than 200 miles per day c. they use columns of rising air to gain altitude without expending energy d. they are robust to the temperature and can fly in extreme hot and cold Which of the following locations may be home to bed bugs? a. movie theatres b. hotel rooms c. prisons d. libraries e. all of the above What is the order and name of the stages that developing butterflies go through? a. egg - nymph - adult b. egg - grub - pupa - adult c. egg - maggot - pupa - adult d. egg - caterpillar - chrysalis - adult What is a special of true flies that allows them to be so great at flying? a. the abdomen is packed with muscles to help during lift off b. muscles can contract multiple times for each given nerve impulse c. lots of flight muscles attach directly to the wings to make them move quickly d. they only have one pair of wings, which makes them much lighter Which of the following is a characteristic of true social insects? a. members cooperatively care for the brood as a group b. members have division of labor and carry out specific tasks c. multiple generations live and work alongside each other d. all of the above The bee "wggle" dance communicates what information to hive members? a. the colony is being attacked and defense behavior is required b. the direction and distance of a food source c. colony is getting too large and initiates swarming behavior d. mites have infected the colony and the bees need to clean themselves Bed bugs have a unique type of reproduction called: a. parthenogenesis

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3. What is the order and name of stages a that developing Butterflies go through:

d. egg - caterpillar - Chrysalis - adult

So the life cycle of the butterfly starts as eggs , firstly the adult female butterfly lay eggs on the leaf and after 5 days these eggs burst open and a tiny worm like creature is hatched from the eggs . Next comes the caterpillar stage or most commonly known as pupa stage , these caterpillar are very small worm like creature which grows very fast as they eat a lot, because they eat a lot they have to shed their skin and usually a caterpillar sheds it's skin 4 times in its life. Next comes the third stage called Chrysalis or commonly known as pupa. So at this stage the caterpillar is fully grown up and it starts making a Chrysalis around itself which is greenish brown in color, it does not take much time to grow so it grows quickly and starts Changing its shape. And now finally the last stage that is an adult stage or a butterfly stage or also known as Imago stage occurs. At this stage the pupa or Chrysalis opens up and a butterfly comes out.

So this is the order and name of stages of a developing butterfly.

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