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Arthropods (pp. 434 441) This section describes the characteristics of arthropods and the distinguishing structures of insects, crustaceans, arachnids, centipedes, and millipedes. Use Target Reading Skills As you read, take notes on the main ideas in the section and the important details that support each main idea. Think about the Key Concepts and Key Terms. Use the graphic organizer below to take notes. Arthropods Questions Notes What is an arthropod? An arthropod is... Characteristics of Arthropods (pp. 435 436) 1. List four major groups of arthropods. a. b. c. d. 2. What are the characteristics of an arthropod? 3. Circle the letter of each example of an appendage found in arthropods. a. wings b. closed circulatory system c. digestive system with one opening d. legs 210

4. How does an exoskeleton help arthropods live on land? 5. What happens to the exoskeleton when an arthropod grows? 6. Look at the table in your textbook comparing the largest arthropod groups. Crustaceans have pairs of antennae. Arachnids have body sections. Insects have pairs of legs. 7. Is the following sentence true or false? Joints in their appendages give arthropods flexibility and the ability to move. Match the type of appendage with its function. Appendage Function 8. antennae 9. legs a. Walking, catching prey, defending against predators b. Have sense organs for smelling, tasting, and touching 211

Arthropods (continued) Diversity of Arthropods (pp. 436 438) 10. What is a crustacean? 11. Circle the letter of each sentence that is true about crustaceans. a. Crustaceans get oxygen through gills. b. Crustaceans live only in dry areas on land. c. Most crustaceans begin their lives as tiny swimming larvae. d. Each body segment has one pair of legs attached to it. 12. Crustacean larvae develop into adults by, a process in which an animal s body changes dramatically during its lifetime. 13. An arthropod with only two body sections and four pairs of legs is a(n). 14. Circle the letter of each characteristic of arachnids. a. Abdomen containing reproductive organs b. Four pairs of legs c. Four antennae d. Parasitic 15. Circle the letter of each sentence that is true about spiders. a. All spiders are herbivores. b. All spiders build webs to catch their prey. c. Spiders have hollow fangs that inject venom into prey. d. Spiders rarely bite people. 212

Match the arthropod with its characteristics. Each kind of arthropod may be used more than once. Characteristics 16. Two pairs of legs on each segment 17. One pair of legs on each segment 18. Head with one pair of antennae 19. Long abdomen with many segments Arthropods a. centipede b. millipede 213

Arthropods (continued) Characteristics of Insects (p. 439) 20. What is an insect? 21. Circle the letter of the body section to which wings and legs are attached. a. head b. thorax c. abdomen d. exoskeleton 22. Identify the body sections of the grasshopper below. 23. Each organ, tissue, and cell in an insect s nervous system contributes to the functions of and. 214

24. Insects have two eyes, which contain many lenses. 25. Insects get oxygen into their bodies through a system of. Insect Life Cycles (pp. 440 441) 26. Complete the cycle diagram to show the stages of complete metamorphosis. Insect begins life as a tiny, hard-shelled, fertilized. When its development is complete, the case. It feeds and finds mates. leaves the pupal Immature form of the insect that looks very different from the adult is a(n). The insect is enclosed in a protective covering. The insect at this stage is called a(n). 27. In gradual metamorphosis, the egg hatches into a(n), which looks much like a small adult. 215