CA BRANCH 2 OPERATOR (QUIZ 11 &
12) WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2026-
2027
Hemolymph is another name for spider blood. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Although spiders are often unpopular, the venom of most species is not very toxic to humans, usu
ally resulting in no more than a slight swelling, inflammation, or itching sensation. -
CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders have three main body segments. - CORRECT ANSWER -F
Spiders have two main body segments, the head and abdomen. - CORRECT ANSWER -F
Spinnerettes are located near the frontal palps. - CORRECT ANSWER -F
Spiders head and thorax are fused together to form a cephalothorax. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Some spiders are big enough to eat lizards and birds. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders usually will not attempt to bite unless accidentally trapped against the skin or grasped. -
CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders inject venom with fangs located near the mouth. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders capture prey by trapping it in sticky webs, waiting in ambush for it or running it down. -
CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders liquidize their food by flooding it with digestive enzymes and grinding it with the appendag
es around their mouths. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders head and thorax are fused together to form a biothorax. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
12) WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2026-
2027
Hemolymph is another name for spider blood. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Although spiders are often unpopular, the venom of most species is not very toxic to humans, usu
ally resulting in no more than a slight swelling, inflammation, or itching sensation. -
CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders have three main body segments. - CORRECT ANSWER -F
Spiders have two main body segments, the head and abdomen. - CORRECT ANSWER -F
Spinnerettes are located near the frontal palps. - CORRECT ANSWER -F
Spiders head and thorax are fused together to form a cephalothorax. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Some spiders are big enough to eat lizards and birds. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders usually will not attempt to bite unless accidentally trapped against the skin or grasped. -
CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders inject venom with fangs located near the mouth. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders capture prey by trapping it in sticky webs, waiting in ambush for it or running it down. -
CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders liquidize their food by flooding it with digestive enzymes and grinding it with the appendag
es around their mouths. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
Spiders head and thorax are fused together to form a biothorax. - CORRECT ANSWER -T
