Hydrostatic skeleton
Exoskeleton
Endoskeleton
Cartilaginous skeleton
Bony skeleton
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The correct answer is exoskeleton. Though cockroach has cartilage, that does not make it have cartilagenous skeleton. What is a skeleton? ......it is a frame work of an animal or insect. It gives suport and form to the animal or insect. It is for movement. Now going by dis difination, does the cartilage that cockroach has take very active part in transporting it from a point to another? Or does it makes it have form and structure? Note; skeleton is wat u see when most animal die and decay.
Cockroaches are winged insects found in nearly every part of the
world. Although they are one of the most primitive living insects,
they are very adaptable and highly successful. Some of the
species have invaded human habitats and are considered pests
since they can spread disease.
"Crazy bug"
Cockroaches or roaches belong to the order Blattaria, which
means "to shun the light." They were given this scientific name
because they sleep and rest during daylight hours and come out
mainly at night. Their common name, however, is a version of the
Spanish word cucaracha , which means "crazy bug." If you have
ever seen one running away from you in a typical wild and
zigzagging way, you know how they got their name. There are
some 4,000 species or kinds of cockroaches living in nearly every
habitat except Antarctica. All of them prefer to live where it is
warm and moist, or where they can at least get water, so it is not
surprising that they will move into people's homes if given the
chance. Actually, only about 35 of these species are ever
associated with people, and the other nearly 4,000 species live
throughout the world, although the largest numbers are found in
the tropics.
Cockroaches can be interesting, and some would even say
fascinating. They can range in length from only 0.1 to 3.2 inches
(2.5 to 8.1 centimeters). They seldom use their wings to fly,
although some can fly around. Their bodies have a waxy covering
that keeps them from drowning. They also can swim and stay
underwater for as long as ten minutes. They will rest in one spot
without moving for eighteen hours a day, and can go a long time
without food. They eat only at night. As for what they eat, they
are omnivorous (pronounced om-NIH-vaw-rus), meaning that
they can and will eat anything, plant or animal. The more we
learn about their diet, the more disgusting they seem, since they
eat everything, including animal feces. Although they will eat
wood, which is made up of cellulose, they are unable to digest it
on their own and, thus, depend on certain protozoa (pronounced
pro-toe-ZO-uh) or single-celled organisms that live in their
digestive tracts or gut, to break the cellulose down. They make
sure they always have these protozoa in their systems by eating
the feces of other cockroaches.
Words to Know
Exoskeleton: An external skeleton .
Omnivorous: Plant- and meat-eating.
Oviparous: Producing eggs that hatch outside the body.
Cartilage are for vertebrate,but cockroach is an invertebrate.So the ans is exoskeleton cos it is found outside d body.
yes B is the answer because cockroaches can't possess a bony skeleton 🦴 or endo skeleton. the cockroach 🪳 will live with a exoskeleton. exoskeleton are not just a skeleton but a very soft on that doesn't look like a bome but rather like a broom
cockroach can't be bony because their insecta and can't possess it .
SO OPTION B IS THE ANS. wishing you good grade 
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the only think i can say, is that they made mistake. The right anser is EXOSKELETON
I agree wif samuelchux ooo.I tink d correct ans is exoskeleton,cos it is found outside d bodi of d organism
I don't get i thought cockroach is an exoskeleton out of the three skeleton!cartilaginous is under endo skeleton like fish.
