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Bugs (Grace Ramsey)

Bugs (Grace Ramsey)

Get ready to crawl into the world of Bugs (Grace Ramsey) and meet the tiny creatures that live all around us. This book takes a close look at insects and spiders, explaining their bodies and the important work they do for the Earth. With easy-to-read text, students will learn the difference between various “creepy crawlies” and why they are so important to our garden. It is a fantastic resource for young nature lovers who want to learn more about biology. This book turns a simple walk in the park into an exciting science expedition.

Lexile: 780L

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Quiz

Question 1: What are biologists that name plants and bugs called?
Question 2: How many legs does an insect have?
Question 3: Which statement is correct?
Question 4: In which section of the library would you find this book?
Question 5: In the chapter heading, what does the word *versus* indicate?
Question 6: What is the singular of *larvae*?

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Quiz

Question 1: Which bug sometimes sticks the empty body of its prey on its back?
Question 2: What is the sweet substance that aphids secrete?
Question 3: What does *creepy critters* refer to in the sentence, "These creepy critters like to bite people..."?
Question 4: Which sentence contains a metaphor?
Question 5: What is another word for *assassin*?
Question 6: What is a group of cicadas called?

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Quiz

Question 1: How long can a cockroach live underwater?
Question 2: Which insects build the largest structures in the animal kingdom relative to their size?
Question 3: Which sentence is true?
Question 4: What is the purpose of this chapter?
Question 5: In the sentence "Termites toil around the clock ...", which word can best replace *toil*?
Question 6: Which is *not* a collective noun?

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