text: Insects that go through 'complete' metamorphosis are holometabolous and hemimetabolous insects go through 'incomplete' metamorphosis. \nButterflies are the most well known holometabolous insects (Order: Hymenoptera) ie that have larval, pupal and adult stages.\nHemimetabolous species have a number of nymph stages (exoskeleton moults) after hatching from the egg.\nFrom your list cockroaches, cicadas, bed bugs (nasty), termites, dragonflies, beetles, bees and ants are hemimetabolous with only mosquitoes as holometabolous ie they have a riggler (larvae), pupae stage and adult comes out of the pupal case where it splits open along the back of the exoskeleton and the adult pulls itself out.