Did You Know…Insect Quiz Game?Questions Kids Ask About Insects

By Janice Vaughn

Did You Know?… Insect Game• During this game you will answer questions about insects. I am a first grade

teacher and we play this game during the spring. We take a nature/discovery walk to find different insects. We examine them in their own habitat and then collect a few. We then ask questions, that lead to more questions, we start an insect board with facts, misconceptions, and what we have learned.

• You can move through the quiz as you like.

• Just click on the highlighted words or numbers to check your answers.

• Will you reign as Queen or King Bee ?

• Good luck on your insect journey!

How many different kinds of butterflies are there in the whole world?

A

• Know one knows.

B

• 2,500,000

C

• 110,000

Just click on the highlighted word or numbers of your choice to view the answer to the questions.

Are there any extinct bugs?

A

• No

B

• Yes

C

• We don’t know yet.

What is a person called who studies insects?

A

• Entomologist

B

• Etymologist

C

• Ecologist

You are doing great… Keep

going!

What is the name of the insect that you cannot see?

A

• Gnats

B

• No-see-um

C

• mites

Why are bees black and yellow?

A

• They actually are brown and yellow.

B

• To blend in with the flowers.

C

• To warn others that they sting.

Which one is not an insect?

A

• A spider

B

• An ant

C

• A grasshopper

Insect Facts – Q1Q. How many different types of butterflies are there?

A. There are 110,00 different species.

Insect Facts – Q2Q. Are there any extinct bugs?

A . Absolutely yes; there are an estimated 20 -30 insects that are extinct.

Insect Facts – Q3Q. What is a person called that studies insects?

A. An entomologist.

Good Job!

You are correct!

Insect Facts Q4Q. What is the name of the insect you cannot see?

A. No- see-ums

Insect Facts – Q5Q. Why are bees black and yellow?

A. They are black and yellow to warn others that they sting.

Insect Facts – Q6Q. Which is not an insect?

A . The spider. It is not an insect it is an arachnid.

Thank you for playing!