Insects(°ïÃæ)

1. dragonfly(ÀáÀÚ¸®) A large insect with two sects of wings and a long, slender body.

2. moth(³ª¹æ) An insect similar to a butterfly but having a thicker body, a duller color, and antennae shaped like feathers. Unlike butterflies, moths usually fly at night.

3. mosquito(¸ð±â)A small insect, the female of which bites and sucks blood from animals and humans. Mosquitoes can spread diseases such as malaria and yellow fever.

4. spider(°Å¹Ì)A small animal with eight legs, a body divided into two parts, and no wings. Spiders spin webs to trap insects for food.

5. ant(°³¹Ì) A small insect that lives in a large group called a colony. Ants are very strong for their size. They can carry 27times their won weight.

6. bee(¹ú) A flying insect with four wings that collects pollen to make honey.

7. cricket(±Í¶Ñ¶ó¹Ì)A jumping insect similar to a grasshopper.

8. beetle(µüÁ¤¹ú·¹) An insect with two pairs of wings. A fair of hard wings in front protects a pair of soft flying wings that are folded.

9. cockroach(¹ÙÄû¹ú·¹) A brown or black insect that lives in warm, dark places and is a household pest.

10. cicada(¸Å¹Ì)<¹Ì=locust>A type of grasshopper that eats and destroys crops. Locusts fly in large swarms of up to two billion.

11. Praying mantis(»ç¸¶±Í)A insect that is related to the grasshopper. When it rests, the praying mantis folds its front legs, which then look like hands folded in prayer.

12. butterfly(³ªºñ) A thin insect with large, often brightly colored wings.

13. ladybug(¹«´ç¹ú·¹) A small, round beetle that usually has red or orange wings and black spots. Ladybugs eat insect, such as aphids, that are harmful to plants.

14. grasshopper(¸Þ¶Ñ±â,º£Â¯ÀÌ)A insect that eats plants and has long back legs adapted for leaping.

15. fly(Æĸ®)An insect with two wings.