1. wing membranous with few veins and front wings larger than hind wings
2. front wings are thick at base and leathery/membranous tips overlap at rest
3. front wings hard and cover hind wings at rest
4. only one pair of wings
5. what common insect belongs to the order odonata?
6. mosquitoes belong to what order?

1. Hymenoptera

2. Blattodea

3. Coleopteran:

4. Odonata

5. Toothed Flies

6. Diptera

Explanation:

Hymenoptera : membrane wings/ typically two pairs of wings, some groups wingless (ants)/ hind wings smaller than front wings, linked together by small hooks (hamuli)/ wings have few cross-veins, Blattodea : insect avoiding light/ antennae slender, filiform/ pronotum oval, shield like, covering much of head and thorax/ legs adapted for running, Coleopteran: hard wings/ front wings (elytra) are hard and serve as covers for the hing wings, meet in a line down the middle of the back/ hind wings large, membranous, OdonataOdonata : toothed flies/ antennae short and bristle-like/ compound eyes large often covering most of the head/ four membranous wings with many veins and cross veins/ base of hind wing broader than forewing,Mosquitoes are insects belonging to the order Diptera, the true flies.