{"cards":[{"text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Lepidoptera","imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with two pairs of wings covered in scales and a coiled mouth part (proboscis)","tip":"

This insect has two pairs of wings covered in scales and a coiled mouth part (proboscis)<\/p>\n","image":{"path":"images\/image-6287e09334512.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY-NC","year":"2010","version":"2.0","title":"Butterfly","author":"Conal Gallagher","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/conalg\/4961646315\/in\/photolist-8yrJA8-25MHp37-d2fBQm-abDy2i-brQCLY-f9zUHx-4ZpRjE-j2Rdt-4ZkCC4-seGmEF-aaMw1p-abDxRx-9WPT8Z-6QfNBs-4ZkCtB-vgbvfA-auFxf-aanENx-7vr2A6-fBgeAw-4ZkCdi-6w3yjm-8rcfeU-bWATQS-8MJsvq-7vuQvq-gHBcX-auFxr-A"},"width":799,"height":533}},{"tip":"

The insect has chewing mouthparts.<\/p>\n","text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Coleoptera","image":{"path":"images\/image-6287e1fbd74ab.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY-NC","title":"Beetle","author":"Jean and Fred Hort","year":"2015","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/jean_hort\/21122186463\/in\/photolist-ybuJ9F-bN1KWZ-nMPFCy-dbHXiC-9KRgpN-6w7Gfs-vzM2R6-abvxCw-cFG6ho-sbiy35-yQUsF6-XUvhKj-UaYX4k-nMPya8-cLaF6U-ocrzWZ-V7KvoL-ThVdND-ejEcof-zhneMj-9FbqxD-bKg9LK-VKqFvB-KmunFR-EmfKPf-U6GWoh-oNdg1L-8","version":"2.0"},"width":800,"height":533},"imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with two pairs of wings. The forewings are hardened and meet in a straight line down the back, covering the membranous hind wings that are used for flight."},{"text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Hymenoptera","image":{"path":"images\/image-6287e565a1d7d.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY-NC-SA","title":"European paper wasp","author":"Stanze","year":"2021","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/stanzebla\/51373713228\/in\/photolist-2mgHH7m-eMud2b-o6U1Zf-4sQS4y-ERg8C-We9ivm-2e8q9dY-bUFUeF-aayg1w-6eRQwn-21dajhQ-2iaQTxh-fkUya5-neFUL-82Dbfv-7Jr66D-J1gT7C-2cgANmt-PJS7k-82Gkbj-884vDb-2kZWCsm-2mVwH85-zfLC5G-2mra9Bh-c5Tta-oNfF","version":"2.0"},"width":799,"height":533},"imageAltText":"This insect has two pairs of membranous wings. The forewing is larger than the hindwing ad there is a constriction between the thorax and abdomen.","tip":"

Some species have a modified ovipositor called a stinger.<\/p>\n"},{"tip":"

Crickets also belong to this insect Order.<\/p>\n","text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Orthoptera","image":{"path":"images\/image-6287e8141992b.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY-NC","title":"Grasshopper","author":"Jim the Photographer","year":"2010","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/jcapaldi\/4972388073\/in\/photolist-8zoMJR-Q9Loxs-am1xYk-2cHQbpZ-8zrUFy-am1xEK-am1xVp-7VWrEt-am4kRC-2gBGjww-8zrVmd-NcJ32f-788UnM-dcduBx-am4mrf-2ah3Hh-JUWHpn-8DwBun-am4m87-8zoKJP-7TqoK1-awb8dZ-2ybir-am4mFw-vTfWBi-xtwBJP-c2VDpj-am","version":"2.0"},"width":799,"height":533},"imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with two pairs of wings. The forewings are thickened with veins and cover a pair of membranous hind wings. The hind legs are have an enlarged femur for jumping."},{"text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Diptera","image":{"path":"images\/image-6287e9637d0ca.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY","title":"Fly","author":"David Elliott","year":"2015","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/drelliott0net\/18559044209\/in\/photolist-ugZXfR-dbfXG7-EWzemT-29E8SQN-3fwPVn-4XfAVG-sAeUGr-66Ka2z-chb8tL-6mDDwA-66K9RK-8bVgsp-3YPJPq-6i9Tco-djeJhX-9AX2Kp-nynJ-Zzv1Wb-4MtUKK-nfGsMe-rtyGKG-4Uh35J-CFKriw-93ae2J-6fVH3Y-bWcMS3-LpA1c","version":"2.0"},"width":800,"height":601},"imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with one pair of wings. The hind wings are reduced to knob-like structures called halteres.","tip":"

This insect has lapping or sponging mouthparts.<\/p>\n"},{"text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Hemiptera","image":{"path":"images\/image-6287eab7176cc.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY","title":"Bug","author":"Anastasia","year":"2007","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/annaestasyeah\/690988948\/in\/photolist-244uWy-8aXhzp-bwbBk6-8QW3EF-6hXwhq-4RsmtC-8oqENJ-akcNq8-RgVvu-7FRtKm-3QJvJ-25T7XF-obpot-jf5zA-3siVG-5BmK2H-MX5Mm-fKXR1-5SkrZT-dTt11x-3siUL-5dUYZy-brZiUw-omoLr4-32QnE-5y55JG-7hg5R5-8oqFg5-2","version":"2.0"},"width":800,"height":532},"imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with two pairs of wings. The forewings are thickened at the base an membranous at the tip and cover membranous hind wings. Piercing and sucking mouthparts.","tip":""},{"text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Odonata","image":{"path":"images\/image-6287ebc7c4ee5.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY","title":"Dragonfly 2","author":"Adam Swaitkowski","year":"2014","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/adamswiatkowski\/15061118071\/in\/photolist-oWUaFv-cdbN8d-6wj89J-a6hMcr-HGyYe2-eX2gJW-8i46Lj-x9cpjZ-oEEHWz-9Det2L-8yikX5-9MEDpN-fcXZZY-dixPXK-GYnVLT-oj3nxS-2dr1Nny-52E8yB-8djavH-ok1L3x-GtGw24-bjYyRn-8yim6W-bCHbbY-bYTfVy-tCGiS-ab","version":"2.0"},"width":800,"height":530},"imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with two pairs of equal-length membranous wings, large compound eyes and a long, narrow abdomen.","tip":""},{"image":{"path":"images\/image-6287ed4969c2b.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY","title":"155\/365 Wood Cockroach","author":"Judy Gallagher","year":"2021","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/52450054@N04\/51229575117\/in\/photolist-2m3YXSv-o1Sdip-H4up-Thyafi-24a9Ke8-f9Rqmx-MBQeKW-dXvkL-8gw8vR-c2rQZy-5jwLYT-22ueHDj-2miuw24-rKEmQK-2mjFqFm-nguMd-51u3jE-aPGKTr-zHgFe-ct3ynq-7Z8WdV-8zHSbh-4vfsCJ-2gYUhGp-51u3kw-6SjXA9-DPwh","version":"2.0"},"width":800,"height":549},"imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with two pairs of wings folded flat over the back. The forweings are veined. Long antennae and a pronotum that covers part of the head.","text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Blattodea","tip":""},{"text":"What Order does this insect belong to?","answer":"Phasmatodea","image":{"path":"images\/image-6287eeab8e65c.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY","title":"Walking stick","author":"Trista Rada","year":"2008","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/tristarada\/3070519335\/in\/photolist-5Fkdqx-9KYwSR-2mwdmwc-8Vwrhp-2mNzZvv-aCAetG-2kRpf6X-2n2nGni-G8mwSp-9H9ue2-rSJnu-8PJJnE-2keUpw9-cJ3ny7-2jnWAp6-2iV6Yhy-7zqX6-X4SQV7-D3wuEN-wEbgLT-jJXe9-2jokq3t-bbZJkz-2kYkQ1Y-cSK28w-YQfCNA-2D","version":"2.0"},"width":800,"height":600},"imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with reduced or absent wings, long antennae and a long thin body.","tip":"

This insect resembles a stick.<\/p>\n"},{"image":{"path":"images\/image-6287ef62281bd.jpg","mime":"image\/jpeg","copyright":{"license":"CC BY-SA","title":"Calugarita \/ Praying mantis","year":"2012","author":"Cdnh","source":"https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/claudiunh\/8016152924\/in\/photolist-ddmSZb-2kKeddy-Lzn2Pd-23HK97R-2j5QE24-2nhXGF4-RFYYus-2mdzzhq-23LUoL4-2mh5nAz-QNpmWv-21zvNph-23gd5rn-SqyxcQ-QD2cxL-bNifKt-bNiheX-MVg9Ho-bNihaT-eVznmX-yykzfJ-6P28Zc-eVzkSp-z6qh1K-eVLNxm-ePifyD-","version":"2.0"},"width":800,"height":600},"imageAltText":"Picture of an insect with two pairs of wings. Forewings slightlu thickened, covering membranous hindwings. Forelegs raptorial.","tip":"","answer":"Mantodea","text":"What Order does this insect belong to?"}],"progressText":"Card @card of @total","next":"Next","previous":"Previous","checkAnswerText":"Check","showSolutionsRequiresInput":true,"defaultAnswerText":"Your answer","correctAnswerText":"Correct","incorrectAnswerText":"Incorrect","showSolutionText":"Correct answer","results":"Results","ofCorrect":"@score of @total correct","showResults":"Show results","answerShortText":"A:","retry":"Retry","caseSensitive":false,"cardAnnouncement":"Incorrect answer. Correct answer was @answer","pageAnnouncement":"Page @current of @total","description":"Insect Order Flashcards","correctAnswerAnnouncement":"@answer is correct."}

Insect Order Flashcards

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