Mealworm Lab Part 1: Observation & Identification

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Ottawa High School Curriculum 2019 Biology textbook McDougal Littell ed 2008

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Question #1

A Dark

B Yellow

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Question 2.

Remember that all scientific names for organisms are written in italics, which may or may not be a font option for you when answering.

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Question #3 Order - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

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Question #3 Family - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

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Question #3 Genus - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to.

This information is in your general information handout.

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Question #3 Species - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to.

This information is in your general information handout.

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Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

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Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

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Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information. You have to relate how the genus and species names relate to a mealworm's habitat.

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Question #5

A No

B Yes

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Question #5

A 1

B 2

C 3

D 4

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Question #5

A head

B prothorax

C mesothorax

D metathorax

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Question #6

A No

B Yes

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Question #6

A 2

B 4

C 6

D 8

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Question #6

A thorax

B 1 pair on each of the 3 thorax segments

C 1 pair on each of the first 3 segments of the abdomen

D abdomen

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Question #7

A No

B Yes

C They do not have true antennae, however, they have 2 short, horn-like appendages that function like antennae.

D

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Question #7.

A 1

B 2

C 3

D 4

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Question #7.

A head

B thorax

C abdomen

D spine

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Question #8.

A complete

B incomplete

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Question #9.

A herbivores - eating plants (grains)

B carnivore - eating other animals

C scavengers - eating decaying matter

D decomposers - eating dead animals & their secretions

E A and C

F A, C, and D

Question #1

A Dark

B Yellow

Question 2.

Remember that all scientific names for organisms are written in italics, which may or may not be a font option for you when answering.

Question #3 Order - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #3 Family - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #3 Genus - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to.

This information is in your general information handout.

Question #3 Species - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to.

This information is in your general information handout.

Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information. You have to relate how the genus and species names relate to a mealworm's habitat.

Question #5

A No

B Yes

Question #5

A 1

B 2

C 3

D 4

Question #5

A head

B prothorax

C mesothorax

D metathorax

Question #6

A No

B Yes

Question #6

A 2

B 4

C 6

D 8

Question #6

A thorax

B 1 pair on each of the 3 thorax segments

C 1 pair on each of the first 3 segments of the abdomen

D abdomen

Question #7

A No

B Yes

C They do not have true antennae, however, they have 2 short, horn-like appendages that function like antennae.

D

Question #7.

A 1

B 2

C 3

D 4

Question #7.

A head

B thorax

C abdomen

D spine

Question #8.

A complete

B incomplete

Question #9.

A herbivores - eating plants (grains)

B carnivore - eating other animals

C scavengers - eating decaying matter

D decomposers - eating dead animals & their secretions

E A and C

F A, C, and D

Question #11.

A from the food it eats

B from its moist environment

C directly from drinking water in its habitat

D none of the answers are correct

#13 Calculating the average length of your mealworms. Be sure to measure in cm. Estimate length to the nearest 1/10 of a centimeter.

#14 - categorizing the size of your mealworms based on your results

A small

B medium

C large

#15 Table - moving in habitat - measure in seconds

#27 & #28 should add up to 180 seconds

#15 Table - stationary in habitat - measure in seconds

#27 & #28 should add up to 180 seconds

#15 Table - moving not in habitat - measured in seconds

#29 & #30 should add up to 180 seconds

#15 Table - stationary not in habitat - measured in seconds

#29 & #30 should add up to 180 seconds

Mealworm Lab Part 1: Observation & Identification

Question #1

Question 2.

Question #3 Order - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #3 Family - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #3 Genus - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to.

Question #3 Species - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to.

Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information. You have to relate how the genus and species names relate to a mealworm's habitat.

Question #5

Question #5

Question #5

Question #6

Question #6

Question #6

Question #7

Question #7.

Question #7.

Question #8.

Question #9.

Question #11.

#13 Calculating the average length of your mealworms. Be sure to measure in cm. Estimate length to the nearest 1/10 of a centimeter.

#14 - categorizing the size of your mealworms based on your results

#15 Table - moving in habitat - measure in seconds

#15 Table - stationary in habitat - measure in seconds

#15 Table - moving not in habitat - measured in seconds

#15 Table - stationary not in habitat - measured in seconds

Table - direction of movement in habitat

Table - direction of movement not in habitat

Question #1

Question 2.

Question #3 Order - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #3 Family - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #3 Genus - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to.

Question #3 Species - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to.

Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information.

Question #4 - Extra Credit - you don't have to answer this unless you want to take time to look up the information. You have to relate how the genus and species names relate to a mealworm's habitat.

Question #5

Question #5

Question #5

Question #6

Question #6

Question #6

Question #7

Question #7.

Question #7.

Question #8.

Question #9.

Question #11.

#13 Calculating the average length of your mealworms. Be sure to measure in cm. Estimate length to the nearest 1/10 of a centimeter.

#14 - categorizing the size of your mealworms based on your results

#15 Table - moving in habitat - measure in seconds

#15 Table - stationary in habitat - measure in seconds

#15 Table - moving not in habitat - measured in seconds

#15 Table - stationary not in habitat - measured in seconds

Table - direction of movement in habitat

Table - direction of movement not in habitat