Insects Quiz: Test What You Know!

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Welcome to the Insects Quiz: Test What You Know!
Are you fascinated by the world of insects and their incredible diversity?
This quiz is designed to challenge your knowledge and uncover just how much you know about these remarkable creatures.
From beetles to butterflies, ants to bees, and everything in between, prepare yourself for a fun and engaging exploration of the insect kingdom.
Get ready to test your insect expertise and discover fascinating facts along the way!
Quiz Questions
- What is the largest insect in the world?
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- Hercules beetle
- Giant Wu0113tu0101
- Queen Alexandra's birdwing butterfly
- Goliath beetle
- What is the smallest insect in the world?
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- Ant
- Fairyfly
- Mite
- Flea
- What is the most common insect in the world?
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- Fly
- Butterfly
- Beetle
- Ant
- What is the lifespan of a worker honeybee?
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- 1-2 weeks
- 1-2 years
- 1-2 months
- 6-8 months
- What is the lifespan of a queen honeybee?
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- 1-2 months
- 1-2 years
- 1-2 weeks
- 6-8 months
- What is the scientific name for the honeybee?
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- Apis mellifera
- Xylocopa violacea
- Bombus terrestris
- Megachile rotundata
- What is the scientific name for the monarch butterfly?
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- Papilio machaon
- Vanessa atalanta
- Danaus plexippus
- Heliconius melpomene
- What is the scientific name for the ladybug?
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- Coccinella septempunctata
- Hippodamia convergens
- Harmonia axyridis
- Adalia bipunctata
- What is the scientific name for the praying mantis?
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- Hierodula membranacea
- Stagmomantis carolina
- Mantodea
- Tenodera sinensis
- What is the scientific name for the grasshopper?
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- Chorthippus parallelus
- Omocestus viridulus
- Caelifera (Suborder)
- Schistocerca americana
- What is the scientific name for the cockroach?
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- Blattella germanica
- Blatta orientalis
- Periplaneta americana
- Supella longipalpa
- What is the scientific name for the termite?
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- Reticulitermes flavipes
- Nasutitermes corniger
- Coptotermes formosanus
- Hodotermes mossambicus
- What is the scientific name for the firefly?
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- Luciola lusitanica
- Phausis reticulata
- Lampyris noctiluca
- Isoptera
- What is the scientific name for the mosquito?
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- Culicidae
- Culex pipiens
- Anopheles gambiae
- Mansonia uniformis
- What is the scientific name for the flea?
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- Siphonaptera
- Tunga penetrans
- Xenopsylla cheopis
- Pulex irritans
Interesting Facts About Insects
The incredible diversity in size, shape, color, biology, and life history of insects makes their study truly captivating, and their significance in our lives cannot be overstated. Insects play a vital role in pollinating a wide range of fruits, flowers, and vegetables, without which our world would be fundamentally altered.
Here are some interesting facts about insects:
The Evolution of Insects
It is believed that insects have originated from a lineage of crustaceans. The earliest insects were primarily land-dwelling, but approximately 400 million years ago, during the Devonian period, a particular group of insects developed the ability to fly, marking them as the first known creatures to achieve powered flight.
The earliest well-documented fossil of an insect is that of a wingless creature resembling a silverfish, dating back approximately 385 million years.
However, it was only around 60 million years later, during the Pennsylvanian era, that insect fossils began to appear in abundance, marking a significant period in the Earth's history.
Here are three evolutionary innovations of insects:


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