Red Crab Invasion & Monarch magic

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 An important difference between the migrations mentioned in “Red Crab Invasion” and “Monarch Magic” is that only the butterflies —

• breed during their journey 
• migrate to escape harsh weather 
• are seen by people while migrating 
• travel in a group 

 Read these lines from “Monarch Magic.”
You will meet millions and travel south In an orange blanket that smothers the sky
Which sentence from “Red Crab Invasion” illustrates a similar idea?

• After mating, the males return to higher ground, but the females wait by the shore to lay their eggs.
• During that journey they risk getting run over by cars, suffering dehydration, or being attacked by other animals.
• At the beginning of this migration, it appears as though the mountain is erupting with crabs.
• Among this great diversity are more than 100 kinds of crabs

Which organizational pattern do the author and the poet use to describe the migration of an organism?

• The events of the migration are presented in sequential order.  
• The events of the migration are ordered from most important to least important.  
• Problems that the organism encounters during the migration are listed, and then solutions are given.
• Opinions about the organism are presented, and then these opinions are supported by factual information.

How are the migrations described in “Red Crab Invasion” and “Monarch Magic” similar?

• Both migrations are initiated by the male of the species.
• Both migrations cross a border into another country.
• Both migrations occur during a rainy season.
• Both migrations are part of a cycle.