Match the following. Column A Column B a. Frog i. Larva b. Caterpillar ii. Maggot c. Cat iii. Butterfly d. Housefly iv. Mammal e. Pupa v. Spawn

a - (v) Frogs lay eggs in a jelly-like mass in th e pond. It is called spawn. The cluster of eggs is laid in large numbers to ensure that many survive. b - (iii) The larvae of the butterfly are called a caterpillar. The butterfly is an example of an insect. c - (iv) The cat is an example of mammal. Such animals feed their babies with their own milk. d - (ii) The larva of a housefly is called a maggot. They have four stages in their life cycle. e - (i) The four stages in the life cycle of an insect are egg, larva, pupa and adult. Column A Column B a. Frog v. Spawn b. Caterpillar iii. Butterfly c. Cat iv. Mammal d. Housefly ii. Maggot e. Pupa i. Larva

All the insects develop from eggs. The baby insect which comes out of the egg is called the nymph. Nymphs usually resemble the adults, but are smaller and lack fully developed wings.

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