I have a couple questions for my Science gameboard. Need help

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The discussion revolves around creating a science gameboard focused on vertebrates and invertebrates, specifically requiring questions about characteristics and reproduction for arachnids, crustaceans, millipedes, and centipedes. The original poster seeks assistance in formulating these questions. However, participants emphasize that they are not there to do the work for the poster. The conversation highlights the importance of independent research and learning in educational tasks. Ultimately, the focus is on encouraging self-sufficiency in completing the assignment.
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I have a couple questions for my Science gameboard. Need help!

I have to do a science gameboard over vertebrates and invertebrates. I have to now have 3 questions about characteristics and 1 about reproductions for arachnids, crustaceans, millipedes, centipeds.
 
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So take a biology book and write these questions, where is the problem?

If you hope we will do work for you, you have come to the wrong place.
 
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