Monarch Butterflies Quiz

How are the poem and the informational text similar?

• They both talk about monarch butterflies

• They both mention the color of monarch wings

• They both describe the butterfly's diet

• They both explain how butterflies grow

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Which word is used in both the poem and the informational text to describe what butterflies drink?

• Water

• Juice

• Nectar

• Milk

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What is one difference between how the poem and the informational text describe the butterfly's journey?

• The poem calls it a 'dance,' while the text calls it 'migration'

• The poem says they go east, while the text says they go south

• The poem says they travel in spring, while the text says fall

• The poem says they fly, while the text says they walk

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Based on both passages, what do monarch butterflies do during their journey?

• They sleep for long periods

• They visit flowers for food

• They build nests

• They hunt for small insects

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Which information is found in the informational text but NOT in the poem?

• Monarchs fly to Mexico

• Butterflies have orange and black wings

• The journey is very long

• Butterflies follow paths their parents knew

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How does the poem describe the butterfly's movement differently from the informational text?

• The poem says they swim, the text says they fly

• The poem says they dance, the text says they migrate

• The poem says they hop, the text says they crawl

• The poem says they run, the text says they walk

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What do both passages suggest about the monarch butterfly's journey?

• It's a difficult and dangerous trip

• It's a short and easy flight

• It's an impressive and long travel

• It's a boring and slow move

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How do the poem and the informational text BOTH describe how monarchs find their way?

• They use maps

• They follow other butterflies

• They use nature's signs

• They ask for directions

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