A. water-recovery organs in the hindgut B. chemical signals used for communication between individuals C. hard plates on the thorax D. oxygen tubes reaching muscle cells
Correct Answer: B. chemical signals used for communication between individuals
A. carries oxygen through hemolymph B. hardens the wing veins after flight C. breaks down food in the midgut D. helps determine whether molting produces another immature stage or an adult
Correct Answer: D. helps determine whether molting produces another immature stage or an adult
A. wings appear in the egg stage B. molting stops after the first instar C. larvae and adults can exploit different resources D. all stages must eat the same food
Correct Answer: C. larvae and adults can exploit different resources
A. expand tracheal volume and support ventilation in active insects B. form mandibles in larvae C. digest cellulose in the cuticle D. make eggs resistant to predators
Correct Answer: A. expand tracheal volume and support ventilation in active insects
A. pore where air enters the tracheal system B. opening where eggs leave the ovary C. site where nerve signals stimulate muscle fibers D. region where cuticle becomes waxy
Correct Answer: C. site where nerve signals stimulate muscle fibers
A. oxygen is carried mainly by red blood cells B. blood remains completely inside capillaries C. water moves only through kidneys D. hemolymph bathes organs directly in the hemocoel
Correct Answer: D. hemolymph bathes organs directly in the hemocoel
A. cuticle and epidermis circulate blood B. dorsal vessel and hemocoel digest food C. ovaries and testes form wings D. brain and ventral nerve cord coordinate behavior
Correct Answer: D. brain and ventral nerve cord coordinate behavior
A. region where cuticle becomes waxy B. site where nerve signals stimulate muscle fibers C. opening where eggs leave the ovary D. pore where air enters the tracheal system
Correct Answer: B. site where nerve signals stimulate muscle fibers