Amazing Migrations: Butterflies, Bats, and Birds Comprehension

Which of these animals has a very short life span?

• Mexican free-tailed bat

• Monarch butterfly

• Penguin

• Arctic terns

What do bats eat?

• moths and other insects

• trees

• grass

• grass and trees

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Why do bats fly out of their homes at night?

• to meet with their friends

• to go swimming

• to search for food

• to find a new home to sleep in

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What are bats mostly covered in?

• blubber

• feathers

• fat

• fur

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Where do butterflies fly for the winter?

• west

• north

• south

• east

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What animal migrates the longest distance of all the animals?

• free-tailed bats

• penguins

• monarch butterflies

• arctic terns

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Where do some arctic terns live?

• near the united states and mexico

• near canada and the united states

• near the north pole and greenland

• near the south pole and iceland

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When do the Monarch Butterflies, Mexican Free-Tailed Bats, and Arctic Tern migrate?

• when they can fly

• when the seasons change

• when they are bored

• when they grow into adults

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Why do butterflies, bats, and birds fly south?

• it has better lights from the sun

• it is colder

• it is warmer

• it has better food

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What information can be found in the section titled, "Many Generations Fly North?"

• The types of places they pass by as they fly.

• All the generations of different animals there are.

• The amount of generations of butterflies it takes to reach their north destinations.

• The reason why the generations fly north.

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