7F Chapter 2 Sample Questions
Mosquito Control Category Correct
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A female mosquito takes blood meal to: - ANSWERProduce eggs
The three main body parts of an adult mosquito are: - ANSWERHead, Abdomen, Thorax
Mosquito larvae are typically found in: - ANSWERShallow and still or stagnant water
The genus of mosquito having palps roughly as long as the proboscis is: - ANSWERAnopheles
When does mating usually occur? - ANSWERWithin 24 to 48 hours of female emergence.
What is the life span of a male mosquito? - ANSWER10-14 days.
What is the life span of a female mosquito? - ANSWERSeveral weeks to months.
Mosquito Larvae Breathe using: - ANSWERRespiratory openings near the tip of the abdomen
Some mosquitoes lay their eggs: - ANSWEROn damp soil
the number of mosquito species in Michigan is approximately: - ANSWER60
A mosquito goes through four stages of development: - ANSWEREgg, larva, pupa, adult
The three classes of Michigan mosquitoes, based on breeding sites, are: - ANSWERFloodwater,
permanent water and container/tree hole mosquitoes
Insects that are often confused with mosquitoes are: - ANSWERMidges & Crane flies.
Mosquito Control Category Correct
100%
A female mosquito takes blood meal to: - ANSWERProduce eggs
The three main body parts of an adult mosquito are: - ANSWERHead, Abdomen, Thorax
Mosquito larvae are typically found in: - ANSWERShallow and still or stagnant water
The genus of mosquito having palps roughly as long as the proboscis is: - ANSWERAnopheles
When does mating usually occur? - ANSWERWithin 24 to 48 hours of female emergence.
What is the life span of a male mosquito? - ANSWER10-14 days.
What is the life span of a female mosquito? - ANSWERSeveral weeks to months.
Mosquito Larvae Breathe using: - ANSWERRespiratory openings near the tip of the abdomen
Some mosquitoes lay their eggs: - ANSWEROn damp soil
the number of mosquito species in Michigan is approximately: - ANSWER60
A mosquito goes through four stages of development: - ANSWEREgg, larva, pupa, adult
The three classes of Michigan mosquitoes, based on breeding sites, are: - ANSWERFloodwater,
permanent water and container/tree hole mosquitoes
Insects that are often confused with mosquitoes are: - ANSWERMidges & Crane flies.
