A) Spiders have wings, insects do not. B) Spiders have antennae, insects do not. C) Spiders have exoskeletons, insects do not. D) Spiders have eight legs, insects have six.
A) Four B) Three C) One D) Two
A) Cephalothorax and abdomen B) Head and abdomen C) Thorax and abdomen D) Head and thorax
A) Pedipalps B) Spinnerets C) Mandibles D) Antennae
A) Silk production B) Sensing and manipulating prey C) Venom injection D) Walking
A) Photosynthesis B) Ambush predation C) Active hunting D) Web building
A) Chelicerae B) Pedipalps C) Spinnerets D) Mandibles
A) Spider individuals B) Spider families C) Spider species D) Spider genera
A) Sheet web B) Orb web C) Funnel web D) Tangle web
A) Araneidae B) Theridiidae C) Lycosidae D) Salticidae
A) Lycosidae B) Salticidae C) Theridiidae D) Araneidae
A) Theridiidae B) Lycosidae C) Araneidae D) Salticidae
A) The spider's ability to change colors B) The type of web a spider builds C) Differences in appearance between males and females D) The number of eyes a spider has
A) Pupation B) Molting C) Hatching D) Metamorphosis
A) Black widow B) Wolf spider C) Brown recluse D) Jumping spider
A) Longer legs B) Bulb-like structures C) Larger abdomen D) Brighter coloration
A) In a funnel shape leading to a retreat B) Under water C) High in trees D) On flat surfaces
A) Cobweb spider B) Hobo spider C) Orb-weaver spider D) Wolf spider
A) No webs; they actively hunt B) Neat, symmetrical orb webs C) Irregular, tangled webs D) Funnel-shaped webs
A) To subdue or kill prey B) To build webs C) To camouflage themselves D) To attract mates
A) Trapdoor Spiders B) Bolases spiders C) Ground Spiders D) Sac Spiders
A) Attracting mates B) Sensing vibrations C) Creating hackled silk D) Injecting venom
A) Jumping spider B) Funnel web spider C) Ground spider D) Orb weaver
A) To ambush prey B) To collect rainwater C) To attract mates D) To provide ventilation
A) Large anterior median eyes B) Many small eyes arranged in a circle C) No eyes, they rely on vibrations D) Compound eyes like insects
A) Number of eyes B) Body size C) Web building D) Chelicerae movement
A) Lifeline B) Webline C) Spinneret line D) Dragline
A) Nectar B) Insects C) Plants D) Other spiders
A) Over 48,000 B) Exactly 20,000 C) Around 10,000 D) Under 1,000
A) By injecting digestive enzymes and sucking up the liquefied remains B) By chewing their prey with powerful jaws C) By filtering out small particles from their prey D) By swallowing their prey whole |