A) Just Protein B) Rocks C) Sugars and Proteins D) Just Sugar
A) Lighting B) Humidity C) Temperature D) Background Music
A) Gravel B) Pure Water C) Concrete D) Sand/Soil Mixture
A) Once a month B) Every day C) Never D) A few times a week
A) Foraging for food B) Laying eggs C) Defending the colony D) Cleaning the nest
A) Ant House B) Formicarium C) Anthill D) Ant Farm
A) Dead insects B) Human hair C) Cardboard D) Leaves
A) To attract wild ants B) To keep ants cold C) To prevent mold growth D) For aesthetic reasons
A) They do not drink water B) From the ocean C) From a fire hose D) From a water tube or cotton ball
A) Add more water B) Ignore it C) Add food D) Improve ventilation and remove the mold
A) A method of ant communication B) A type of ant dance C) The scientific name for an ant colony D) A period of dormancy during winter
A) Many dead ants B) Lack of movement C) Queen ant outside the nest D) Active foraging and brood care
A) Eggs, larvae, and pupae B) Adult worker ants C) Food stores D) The queen ant
A) Spraying with insecticide B) Fluon or talcum powder barrier C) Blowing air at them D) Leaving the lid open
A) Bury them in the substrate B) Add more dead ants C) Leave them for the other ants to eat D) Remove them regularly
A) Communication with other colonies B) Egg laying C) Defense and heavy lifting D) Foraging for water
A) Excessive sunlight B) Mold and mites C) Too much food D) Overpopulation
A) A container with a secure lid B) A leaky container C) An open container D) A mesh container
A) Keeping them at a constant temperature B) Lowering temperature and reducing feeding C) Exposing them to bright light D) Increasing temperature and feeding
A) Carefully remove the ants and clean with mild soap and water B) Never clean it C) Use harsh chemicals D) Spray with bleach
A) When virgin queens and males fly to mate. B) When ants fly south for the winter C) Ants flying to escape predators. D) The flight of worker ants to find food.
A) Ant farming. B) The study of ants. C) The fear of ants. D) The process of building anthills.
A) Different species have different care requirements. B) Research is unnecessary for ant keeping. C) Only experts need to research ants. D) All ants have the same care requirements.
A) Long-term ant housing. B) Testing the ants intelligence. C) Feeding ants large amounts of food. D) Starting a new ant colony.
A) The colony will grow faster. B) The ants can dehydrate and die. C) The ants will become more active. D) The ants will lay more eggs.
A) A type of ant nest. B) A sugary substance produced by aphids and other insects. C) A type of ant food made by humans. D) The scientific name for ant honey.
A) Pesticides can kill the ants. B) Pesticides attract more ants. C) Pesticides make ants stronger. D) Pesticides help ants grow faster.
A) Check humidity, temperature and food supply. B) Give them caffeine. C) Shake the nest to wake them up. D) Release them into the wild.
A) The queen does not need to forage for food while founding. B) The ants are particularly small. C) The ants live underground only. D) The ants are particularly aggressive.
A) Building elaborate nests B) Rapid growth and increased foraging C) Erratic behavior, lack of grooming, and queen neglect D) Aggressiveness towards humans |