Born to Fly

What is this story mostly about?

• The trip a monarch makes during each season.

• How a butterfly forms

• What different insects eat

• The different seasons

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When does the monarch begin her trip south?

• in the warm summer months

• in the fall when the frost hits

• in May

• when it is rainy in spring

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How does each monarch do her part?

• by laying eggs that will grow into new butterflies

• by flying

• by moving slowly

• by staying with the group

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How are monarch butterflies born to fly?

• They are small.

• They are colorful.

• They have strong wings.

• They stay together.

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Where do many monarch butterflies go in the winter?

• Ohio

• Mexico

• Florida

• New York

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A monarch can fly _________ miles each day.

• 1

• 10

• 100

• 1,000

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In what season does a monarch travel north?

• summer

• fall

• spring

• winter

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The life cycle has four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and ______.

• adult

• butterfly

• wings

• monarch

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What does the word survive mean in the story?

• to rush or hurry

• to get sick

• to continue to live

• to stay in one place

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In the story, the word mate means...

• a sea captain

• one of a pair of animals

• a math problem

• something you sit on

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