Ch. 1 Investigating God's World 5th Grade A Beka Book

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goldenrod

a common plant that is often mistaken as ragweed

Identify: It has only one pair of wings, which it holds slightly out to its sides when it rests; and its antennae are shorter than its head.

a flie

Identify: The larvae of flies

a maggot

Identify: Immature insects that look just like the adults

a nymph

Science

a search for the laws of nature and for ways to use them for the benefit of mankind

Identify: An invertebrate with eight legs and two body parts that lays it eggs in a silken sac.

a spider

nectar

a sweet liquid made by flowers in order to attract insects

Identify: A female bee that does lay eggs

a worker

Identify: A female bee that does not lay eggs.

a worker

food chain

almost always begins with a green plant

You feel sure that you see a yellow jacket headed for an aster, but then it hovers over a flower head. As you look very closely, you can tell that this insect only has one pair of wings. What have you found?

american hover fly

predator

an animal that captures and feeds upon other living animals

ovipositor

an egg-laying body part

larva

an immature insect that does not look like the adult

What is the insect order that is identified by a straight line down to its abdomen?

beetles

Identify: The bee that is about twice the size of the honeybee

bumblebee

Identify: A male bee

drone

True or False: Both male and female bees sting.

false

True or False: Honeybee drones stay awake all winter.

false

True or False: The laws of nature are man's laws.

false

True or False: To prevent insect stings, you should shoo bees and wasps away from you.

false

Identify: A bird that makes its nest of thistle down

golden finch

Identify: The invertebrate that changes from yellow to white to match its surroundings

goldenrod spider

What does almost every food chain begin with?

green plant

Identify: The larvae of beetles

grubs

What do bees make that we eat?

honey

maggots

larvae of flies

Identify: The butterfly that often lays her eggs on thistles

painted lady butterfly

Identify: An insect that makes a paper nest underground

paper wasp

What are the white flowers that surround the daisy's disk flowers?

ray flowers

You spy an insect that looks like a bee. Upon closer investigation, you see that it only has one pair of wings and its antennae are shorter then its head. What is it?

robber fly

You spy a bee that does not move at all. You move closer and realize it is just an empty shell. What could have happened?

the beetle could have shed there exoskeleton

mimicry

the close resemblance of one plant or animal to another for some purpose

You have just been collecting flowers and insects, and you are overwhelmed by the beauty and design of nature. Where did it all come from?

the creation of God

composite

the largest family of flowering plants

Identify: The butterfly that mimics the monarch.

the viceroy mimics the monarch

pollen

the yellow dust flowers use when producing seeds

You had three praying mantises in a gallon jar on Friday, but on Monday there was only one. What happened?

they died

It is the late fall and you suddenly realize that the insects have disappeared. Where did they go?

they migrated

camouflage

to blend in with its surroundings

migrate

to move from one place to another in the changing of seasons

hibernate

to sleep through the winter

True or False: A honeybee dies a few hours after losing its stinger.

true

True or False: Beetles make up one-fourth of all the world's animals

true

True or False: It takes four bee-loads of nectar to make one drop of honey.

true

True or False: Only green plants can make their own food.

true

True or False: The workers are the only honeybees to survive the winter.

true

True or False: We live in an orderly world that operates according to a well-designed plan.

true

What is the insect order identified by a V or X on its abdomen?

true bug

invertebrate

a animal with no back bone

Identify: A butterfly that migrates from Canada to Mexico

monarch butterfly

What is the one thing that every living thing must either make or get from another living thing?

nutrinence


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