Second Grade Insects Assessment



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Second Grade Insects Assessment 1a. The stiff shell that covers an insect s body is called an: a. outer shell b. exoskeleton 1b. The stiff shell that covers and insect s body is called an: a. outer shell b. exoskeleton c. bone shell 1c. The stiff shell that covers and insect s body is called a(n). 2a. Most insects have these distinguishing features: a. head, middle, abdomen, six legs, wings and antennae b. head, thorax, abdomen, six legs, wings and antennae 2b. Most insects have these distinguishing features: a. head, middle, abdomen, six legs, wings and antennae b. head, thorax, abdomen, six legs, wings, and antennae c. top, bottom, middle, six legs, and antennae 2c. Describe the distinguishing body part features of an insect and compare them to a spider. 3a. There are three kinds of bees in a hive and they are: a. guard, worker, queen b. worker, drone, queen 3b. There are three types of bees in a hive. Match their job with their name. worker bee a. mates with the queen drone bee b. collects pollen and makes honey queen bee c. lays eggs for the hive 3c. There are three types of bees in a hive. What are their names and jobs? Name Job 1. 2. 3.

4a. Insects will change and grow. When they go through a complete change it is called: a. migration b. metamorphosis 4b. Insects will change and grow. When they go through a complete change it is called: a. migration b. metamorphosis c. hibernation 4c. Insects will change and grow. It is called when they go through a complete change. 5a. Some insects will come out of the egg looking like a miniature version of an adult. These insects have to (molt, hatch) many times before they become an adult. 5b. Some insects will come out of the egg looking like a miniature version of an adult. These insects have to (molt their exoskeletons, hatch from eggs, change their body parts) many times before they become an adult. 5c. Some insects will come out of the egg looking like a miniature version of an adult. They will many times before becoming an adult. This process is called a(n). 6a. There are distinct stages of an insects life. These are called: a. Egg, larva, pupa, and adult b. Egg, bug, caterpillar, adult 6b. There are distinct stages of an insects life. These are called: a. Egg, larva, pupa, and adult b. Egg, bug, caterpillar, adult c. Larva, chrysalis, pupa, caterpillar 6c. List the four stages of an insects life. Draw an example of each stage. Picture: 1. 2. 3. 4. 7a. The outside shell of an insect is made up of (rubber, chitin). 7b. The outside shell of an insect is made up of (chitin, skin cells, rubber).

7c. The outside shell of an insect is made up of. 8a. Insects that live and work together in a community are called (friendly, social). 8b. Insects that live and work together in a community are called (friendly, social, outcasts). 8c. Insects that live and work together in a community are called. 9a. When bees travel from flower to flower transferring a dusty powder this is called: a. cultivation b. pollenization 9b. When bees travel from flower to flower transferring a dusty powder this is called: a. cultivation b. pollenization c. hibernation 9c. When bees travel from flower to flower transferring a dusty powder this is called. 10a. Insects that give us honey, eat other bad insects, and decompose material are called: a. nice insects b. helpful insects 10b. Insects that give us honey, eat other bad insects, and decompose material are called: a. nice insects b. helpful insects c. lazy insects 10c. Discuss the differences between helpful and harmful insects. 11a. Insects that eat farmer s crops and spread disease are called: a. monsters insects b. harmful insects 11b. Insects that eat farmer s crops and spread disease are called: a. monsters insects b. harmful insects c. creepy insects 11c. Explain how harmful insects are destructive to the environment.

12a. Many insects live their lives on their own, but ants live together and we call them social insects because they live in: a. farms b. colonies 12b. Many insects live their lives on their own, but ants live together and we call them social insects because they live in: a. farms b. nests c. colonies 12c. Most insects live their lives on their own, but ants live together and we call them insects and they live in. 13a. Honeybees and wasps live in: a. hives b. groups 13b. Honeybees and wasps live in. 13c. In a few words, describe how honeybees and wasps live together: 14a. Honeybees have different kinds of workers in their hives and they are: a. workers, drones, and a queen b. laborers, builders, and a queen 14b. Honeybees have different kinds of workers in their hives and they are: a. workers, drones, and a queen b. laborers, builders, and a queen c. builders, workers, and a king 14c. Name the three types of workers within a honeybee hive: a. b. c. 15a. Insects that live and work together in a community are called: a. social b. helpful 15b. Insects that live and work together in a community are called: a. social b. helpful c. polite

15c. Insects that live and work together in a community are called. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following Colorado Model Content Standards are covered in this assessment by the questions indicated: Questions 1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b, 3c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 8a, 8b, 8c, 9a, 9b, 9c, 10, 10b, 10c, 11a, 11b, 11c, Standard 3.1 Students know and understand the characteristics of living things, the diversity of life, and how living things interact with each other and with their environment. - classifying a variety of organisms according to selected characteristics Questions, 4a, 4b, 4c, 5a, 5b, 5c, 6a, 6b, 6c, 7a, 7b, 7c, Standard 3.3 Students know and understand how the human body functions, factors that influence its structures and functions, and how these structures and functions compare with those of other organisms. - describing life cycles of selected organisms.

Answer Key 1a. b. exoskeleton 1b. b. exoskeleton 1c. exoskeleton 2a. b. head, thorax, abdomen, six legs, wings and antennae 2b. b. head, thorax, abdomen, six legs, wings and antennae 2c. Acceptable answers could include: -An insect has a head, thorax, abdomen, six wings, antennae, and wings on most insects. -The insect is different from the spider because the spider has three body parts and eight legs. 3a. b. worker, drone, queen 3b. Worker bee-b Drone bee-a Queen bee-c 3c. Worker bee the female in the hive and collects pollen and makes honey Drone bee the male in the hive and mates with the queen Queen bee lays the eggs for the hive 4a. b. metamorphosis 4b. b. metamorphosis 4c. metamorphosis 5a. molt 5b. molt their exoskeletons 5c. molt, incomplete metamorphosis 6a. a. Egg, larva, pupa, and adult 6b. a. Egg, larva, pupa, and adult 6c. egg Student will draw picture larva pupa adult 7a. chitin 7b. chitin 7c. chitin 8a. social 8b. social 8c. social 9a. b. pollenization 9b. b. pollenization

9c. pollenization 10a. b. helpful insects 10b. b. helpful insects 10c. Acceptable answers could include: -Helpful insects pollinate flowers for the farmers, eat insects that destroy crops and help decompose material that can return to the soil. 11a. b. harmful insects 11b. b. harmful insects 11c. Acceptable answers could include: -Harmful insects will eat the farmer s crops and spread disease by their sting or bite. 12a. b. colonies 12b. c. colonies 12c. social, colonies 13a. a. hives 13b. hives 13c. Acceptable answers could include: -Honeybees and wasps live in hives. 14a. a. workers, drones, and a queen 14b. a. workers, drones, and a queen 14c. workers, drones, and a queen 15a. a. social 15b. a. social 15c. social insects