Write in the name of the insect, order of the insect, and place an "X" in the most appropriate blank(s) in the appropriate columns. The identification number refers to the slide or mounted specimen you will review during the test. You will be given one minute per specimen to fill out the information requested.

ENTOMOLOGY

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Identification Number	Common name of insect (or related anthropod)	Order of Insect	Destructive or Beneficial Stage(s)	Mouthpart type of Most Destructive or Beneficial Stage(s)	Principal Host
1		(Class if a non-insect anthropod)	_______larva _______nymph _______pupa _______adult	_____chewing _____rasping _____lapping _____siphoning _____sucking _____sponging	_____man _____livestock _____grain _____forest
2			_______larva _______nymph _______pupa _______adult	_____chewing _____rasping _____lapping _____siphoning _____sucking _____sponging	_____livestock _____alfalfa _____man _____corn _____other insects
3			_______larva _______nymph _______pupa _______adult	_____chewing _____rasping _____lapping _____siphoning _____sucking _____sponging	_____alfalfa _____stored grain _____livestock _____small grains
4			_______larva _______nymph _______pupa _______adult	_____chewing _____rasping _____lapping ____siphoning _____sucking _____sponging	_____corn _____cat _____livestock _____house (wood)
5			_______larva _______nymph _______pupa _______adult	_____chewing _____rasping _____lapping ____siphoning _____sucking _____sponging	_____livestock _____house (wood) _____small grains
6 7			_______larva _______nymph _______pupa _______adult	_____chewing _____rasping _____lapping ____siphoning _____sucking _____sponging	_____apples _____corn _____household _____alfalfa _____other insects