Butterflies & Moths RI.1.1

What do butterflies and moths have that makes them insects?

• They both have six legs.

• They both have four wings.

• They both have antennae that are feathery.

• They both have a hard exoskeleton.

What color wings do moths typically have?

• Brown

• Blue

• Red

• Green

What do both butterflies and moths have that helps them fly?

• Antennae

• Wings

• Legs

• Eyes

What is a characteristic of butterflies' wings?

• Butterflies have large wings.

• Butterflies have small wings.

• Butterflies have transparent wings.

• Butterflies have colorful wings.

When are butterflies most active?

• Butterflies are more active during the night.

• Butterflies are more active during the day.

• Butterflies are most active during the early morning.

• Butterflies are most active during the late evening.

How many legs do moths have?

• Four legs

• Six legs

• Eight legs

• Two legs

What is the life cycle stage before a butterfly becomes an adult?

• The caterpillar stage.

• The egg stage.

• The chrysalis stage.

• The larva stage.

What is the main difference in activity time between butterflies and moths?

• Butterflies are active during the day, while moths are often active at night.

• Both butterflies and moths are active during the day.

• Moths are active during the day, while butterflies are often active at night.

• Butterflies and moths are both nocturnal.

What do butterflies and moths use their wings for?

• To fly

• To swim

• To dig

• To climb

What type of body do butterflies and moths have?

• A solid body without segments

• A segmented body with a head, thorax, and abdomen

• A round body with no distinct parts

• A flat body with wings only