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VIDEO LEARNING
Australian Walking Stick
Show what you learned from the video.
10 QUESTIONS
AUTOMATICALLY GRADED
First, tell us who you are
First and last name
School email
1
What is the first phase shown in the life of the Australian walking stick insect?
A leaf
A seed
An ant
A flower
2
Why do ants carry the Australian walking stick insect's egg into their underground burrow?
Because they want to eat the whole egg
Because they mistake it for a nutritious seed cap
Because the egg glows in the dark
Because the egg smells like honey
3
True or False: The egg of the Australian walking stick insect is exactly like a real seed the ants bring into their nest.
True
False
4
How does the newly hatched Australian walking stick insect nymph disguise itself?
As a green leaf
As a red-headed spider ant
As a fly
As a small flower
5
Why might predators avoid attacking the red-headed spider ant mimicking nymph?
Because ants are poisonous
Because ants swarm, bite, sting, and taste bad
Because ants are very fast
Because the nymph can fly away quickly
6
True or False: The red color on the Australian walking stick nymph's head lasts throughout its life.
True
False
7
What is the final disguise of an adult Australian walking stick insect?
A curled up acorn
A swaying leaf or lichen
A colorful butterfly
A shiny beetle
8
How do adult Australian walking stick insects communicate with each other?
By chirping sounds
By flashing colors
By pheromones
By tapping on leaves
9
What role do seed-collecting ants play in the reproduction of the Australian walking stick insect?
They eat all the insect eggs
They disperse the insect eggs throughout the forest
They protect the insects from predators
They feed the insects leaves
10
How many times does the Australian walking stick insect molt before becoming an adult?
Three times
Six times
Ten times
Once
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