Which American zoologist and cytologist first identified individual genes by studying the giant chromosomes in the salivary gland cells of fruit flies?

Which of these beetles is also called the “true water beetle”?

Which of these insects includes a “slave-maker” that bites the head off the resident queen?

The click beetle is named for the sound it makes when the insect performs which of these behaviours?

Of what shape are the cells in beehives?

Which of these are sold to farmers to help control insect pests?

Which of these insects produces a substance called royal jelly?

Which beetle is also known as the tumblebug and can eat its weight in 24 hours?

Insects do not have lungs. Instead, they breathe through openings in the body that lead to the internal organs and cells. What are these openings and passages called?

Which of these insects is an aerial predator as an adult and an aquatic predator as a larva?

Which of these flies, also called the chloropid fly, breeds in decaying vegetation and excrement and feeds on pus, blood, and other animal fluids?

Which of these is not a hymenopteran?

Which insect has a pair of hard front wings that cover the rear pair?

What do butterflies and moths use their antennae for?

Termites eat wood but cannot digest it on their own. What organisms live inside termites and break down the wood and other materials they eat?

What dyestuff used in lipstick and other cosmetics is made from the dried and ground bodies of certain cactus-eating insects?

Which of these insects do not reproduce via parthenogenesis (reproduction without fertilization)?

Which of these acids derives its name from the Latin word for ant?

What is the physical phenomenon that allows some insects to walk across water?

Even if honeybees produced no honey, they would still be needed by farmers and gardeners. Why?