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Froggy Jumps CrabsOnline version Let's read! by IRMA BEATRIZ FLORES SALAZAR 1 What triggers the crab to molt its old shell? a The crab cuts the shell with claws b The shell cracks after filling with seawater c The shell dissolves from chemical erosion 2 What is the first action in the molt process? a Slowly soften the shell with heat b Push the old shell out from inside c Fill up with seawater to expand 3 Which body part is removed first during the molt? a Back legs b Chelipeds (claws) c Eyes 4 After the back legs, which limbs come out next in the molt? a Front legs b Antennae c Abdomen 5 What happens after the crab pulls all of its body out? a It dies and reforms elsewhere b It grows a new soft shell c It immediately hardens the old shell 6 How does the new shell change after formation? a It stays soft permanently b It stays the same softness c It becomes very hard over time 7 Why do Japanese spider crabs molt multiple shells in a life? a To change color permanently b To grow larger as they age c To shed fear of predators 8 About how many shells can a crab potentially grow in its life? a Fifty shells b Five shells c Up to twenty shells 9 Which step involves the body emerging from the old shell? a Step 4: It grows a new shell b Step 1: It fills with seawater c Step 3: It pulls all of its body out 10 What is the temporary nature of the new shell? a It is immediately hard on formation b It starts soft and hardens later c It stays soft forever 11 What is the pressure effect described in Step 1? a Shell breaks as the crab expands b Shell becomes brittle without cracking c Shell becomes stronger 12 During molt, where do the new shells first form? a Outside the crab’s body b Inside the abdomen only c Inside the old shell 13 Which statement best describes the molting process duration? a It never finishes once started b It happens in several stages from swelling to hardening c It is instantaneous 14 What is a notable fact about Japanese spider crabs’ molts? a They molt only once b They molt only as juveniles c They molt many times in their lives

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by IRMA BEATRIZ FLORES SALAZAR

What triggers the crab to molt its old shell?

What is the first action in the molt process?

Which body part is removed first during the molt?

After the back legs, which limbs come out next in the molt?

What happens after the crab pulls all of its body out?

How does the new shell change after formation?

Why do Japanese spider crabs molt multiple shells in a life?

About how many shells can a crab potentially grow in its life?

Which step involves the body emerging from the old shell?

What is the temporary nature of the new shell?

What is the pressure effect described in Step 1?

During molt, where do the new shells first form?

Which statement best describes the molting process duration?

What is a notable fact about Japanese spider crabs’ molts?