A) A queen ant B) A worker ant C) Ant larvae D) A large nest
A) Insects B) Ant jelly C) Her wing muscles D) Sugar water
A) Large ant farm B) Wooden box C) Test tube setup D) Aquarium
A) To regulate temperature B) To prevent dehydration C) To clean their nest D) To build tunnels
A) Seeds B) Honey C) Fruits D) Insects
A) Honey B) Rocks C) Insects D) Sand
A) 2-3 times per week B) Only when they ask C) Every day D) Once a month
A) 30-40°F (-1-4°C) B) 110-120°F (43-49°C) C) 70-80°F (21-27°C) D) 90-100°F (32-38°C)
A) To lay eggs B) To hunt for food C) To molt D) To survive cold temperatures
A) 70-80°F (21-27°C) B) 0-10°F (-18--12°C) C) 90-100°F (32-38°C) D) 40-50°F (4-10°C)
A) Glass B) Plastic C) Soil D) Metal
A) To prevent mold growth B) To keep the ants warm C) To prevent the ants from escaping D) To make it easier to see the ants
A) Mating with the queen B) Foraging and caring for the brood C) Laying eggs D) Defending the colony from themselves
A) Defending the colony B) Building the nest C) Foraging for food D) Laying eggs
A) The queen ant B) The ant nest C) Worker ants D) Ant larvae and pupae
A) They are happy and exploring B) They are looking for a new queen C) They are simply exercising D) Their environment is unsuitable
A) Mites B) Bees C) Ladybugs D) Butterflies
A) Keeping the colony too humid B) Overfeeding the ants C) Regular cleaning and proper ventilation D) Introducing wild ants
A) A foraging area outside the nest B) A container for water C) The queen's chamber D) The hibernation area
A) To show off to friends B) To make them do tricks C) To provide appropriate care D) Because all ants have the same needs
A) Ignore it B) Spray it with insecticide C) Introduce more ants D) Clean the affected area thoroughly
A) When ants are hibernating. B) When the ants move to a new nest. C) When worker ants go foraging. D) When new queens and males leave the nest to mate.
A) Reduce food and water supply B) Increase the temperature C) Provide more nesting space D) Give them more protein
A) An artificial ant nest B) A type of ant food C) A water source D) A type of ant
A) Slowly introduce them over several weeks B) Give them a shared food source first C) You generally shouldn't, it's very difficult D) Just put them in the nest
A) The larval stage B) The egg stage C) The adult stage D) The stage before adulthood, similar to a chrysalis
A) Pesticides make ants stronger B) Pesticides are too expensive C) Pesticides attract ants D) They are harmful to ants
A) Using a species identification guide B) Asking your neighbor C) Making up a name D) Guessing based on color
A) Clay B) Sandy soil C) Pure sand D) Gravel
A) Just tape it together. B) Use fluon or vaseline on the tubing. C) Connect them permanently with glue. D) Leave a small gap for ventilation. |