Georgia certified operator Exam Questions
with correct Answers (marking scheme from
a Nursing Tutor)
Isoptera - -<<answer>>--Order of termites
Diptera - -<<answer>>--Order of flies and mosquitoes
Most adults have two pairs of wings with many scales that rub off easily
- -<<answer>>--Butterflies and Moths
The adults are about 1/2" long and feed on starches including sized
fabric and paper, usually have 3 tails at the end of the abdomen - -
<<answer>>--Bristletails
The adults have 2 pairs of wings, the top pair is usually hard and shiny
meeting down in the middle of the back, and the bottom pair in
membraneous folded under the first pair - -<<answer>>--Beetles
,The adult reproductives have two pairs of wings of equal size and shape
- -<<answer>>--Termites
The adults and nymphs have 4 pair of legs and 2 body regions - -
<<answer>>--Mites, Ticks, Spiders
Many adults have two pair of transparent wings and a narrow waist - -
<<answer>>--Bee, Wasp, Ant, Hornet
The front pair of wings are leathery and fold over the rear pair of wings,
the body is flattened dorso ventrally - -<<answer>>--Cockroaches
These 1/2' adult insects have two pairs of wings, although are often
reduced in size, and have a pair of cerci (pinchers) at the end of the
abdomen. the membraneous rear wings are folded under the front
wings - -<<answer>>--Earwigs
Silverfish Metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Without metamorphosis
Cockroach Metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual Metamorphosis
Beetles metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete metamorphosis
,Fleas metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete metamorphosis
Termites metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual Metamorphosis
Springtails metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Without metamorphosis
Bees, Wasps, Hornets, Ants metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete
metamorphosis
Grasshopper metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual metamorphosis
Flies and Mosquitos Metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete
metamorphosis
Bed bugs metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual metamorphosis
Butterflies and moths metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete
metamorphosis
Earwigs metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual metamorphosis
, Dragonflies and damselflies metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Incomplete
metamorphosis
Bottle& Blow Flies - -<<answer>>--Calliphoridae
House Flies - -<<answer>>--Muscidae
Flesh Flies - -<<answer>>--Sarcophagidae
Fruit Flies - -<<answer>>--Drosophilidae
Horse Flies& Deer Flies - -<<answer>>--Tabanidae
Black Carpet Beetle - -<<answer>>--Most abundant carpet beetle, causes
most damage to fabrics, shiny black, brownish legs, 1/8-3/16 in, carrot
shaped larva with long bushy tail bristles
Webbing Clothes Moth - -<<answer>>--Most common clothes moth in US,
silvery brown wings, light reddish hairs on head, larva spins feeding
tunnels of silk
with correct Answers (marking scheme from
a Nursing Tutor)
Isoptera - -<<answer>>--Order of termites
Diptera - -<<answer>>--Order of flies and mosquitoes
Most adults have two pairs of wings with many scales that rub off easily
- -<<answer>>--Butterflies and Moths
The adults are about 1/2" long and feed on starches including sized
fabric and paper, usually have 3 tails at the end of the abdomen - -
<<answer>>--Bristletails
The adults have 2 pairs of wings, the top pair is usually hard and shiny
meeting down in the middle of the back, and the bottom pair in
membraneous folded under the first pair - -<<answer>>--Beetles
,The adult reproductives have two pairs of wings of equal size and shape
- -<<answer>>--Termites
The adults and nymphs have 4 pair of legs and 2 body regions - -
<<answer>>--Mites, Ticks, Spiders
Many adults have two pair of transparent wings and a narrow waist - -
<<answer>>--Bee, Wasp, Ant, Hornet
The front pair of wings are leathery and fold over the rear pair of wings,
the body is flattened dorso ventrally - -<<answer>>--Cockroaches
These 1/2' adult insects have two pairs of wings, although are often
reduced in size, and have a pair of cerci (pinchers) at the end of the
abdomen. the membraneous rear wings are folded under the front
wings - -<<answer>>--Earwigs
Silverfish Metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Without metamorphosis
Cockroach Metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual Metamorphosis
Beetles metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete metamorphosis
,Fleas metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete metamorphosis
Termites metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual Metamorphosis
Springtails metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Without metamorphosis
Bees, Wasps, Hornets, Ants metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete
metamorphosis
Grasshopper metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual metamorphosis
Flies and Mosquitos Metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete
metamorphosis
Bed bugs metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual metamorphosis
Butterflies and moths metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Complete
metamorphosis
Earwigs metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Gradual metamorphosis
, Dragonflies and damselflies metamorphosis - -<<answer>>--Incomplete
metamorphosis
Bottle& Blow Flies - -<<answer>>--Calliphoridae
House Flies - -<<answer>>--Muscidae
Flesh Flies - -<<answer>>--Sarcophagidae
Fruit Flies - -<<answer>>--Drosophilidae
Horse Flies& Deer Flies - -<<answer>>--Tabanidae
Black Carpet Beetle - -<<answer>>--Most abundant carpet beetle, causes
most damage to fabrics, shiny black, brownish legs, 1/8-3/16 in, carrot
shaped larva with long bushy tail bristles
Webbing Clothes Moth - -<<answer>>--Most common clothes moth in US,
silvery brown wings, light reddish hairs on head, larva spins feeding
tunnels of silk
