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By Rian van den Boogaard
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Question 1
1.
Why are wood ants so important to forests?
A They are an integral part of the ecosystem
B They are beneficial to the soil.
C The are a great food source to birds.
Question 2
2.
What is the wood ant's most important defence mechanism?
A They are slightly poisonous.
B Their strong jaws.
C Their smell
Question 3
3.
Which are the wood ant's two main food sources?
Question 4
4.
Do the ants kill the aphids to get the honeydew?
A yes
B no
Question 5
5.
What is the reason for the decline of the wood ant?
A The fact that lots of forests are overgrown.
B The fact that many forest have too little trees.
C The use of pesticides.
Question 6
6.
Op welke boom wordt dit insect het meest gevonden?
Question 7
7.
What kind of insect is the citrus longhorn beetle?
A boring insect
B cone and seed insect
C defoliating insect
D sucking insect
Question 8
8.
Which part of the tree does the citrus longhorn beetle affect most?
A the top part
B the middle part
C the lower part
Question 9
9.
How can you get rid of the citrus longhorn beetle?
Question 10
10.
What can we (the public) do to prevent the spread of the citrus longhorn beetle?
Question 11
11.
Why does the burying beetle move the shrew mouse to another location?
A to avoid becoming prey to other animals itself
B to prevent it from being eaten by other animals
C to share it with other animals
Question 12
12.
How do the burying beetles move their food?
Question 13
13.
What do the burying beetles do while moving the shrew mouse?
A eat
B give birth
C reproduce
Question 14
14.
How do the larvea eat the shrew mouse?
A The adult eats the shrew mouse and reguritates this for the larvea to eat
B The adult lays the eggs and the larvea eat the shrew mouse from the inside out
C The adult lays the eggs and the larvea eat the shrew mouse from the outside in