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These magnificent insects are quite a sight with their large wings that are a brilliant shade of orange, laced with black lines and bordered with white dots. They're not just pretty faces though, they are also one of the largest butterflies, and can have a wingspan of nearly 5 inches. Next time you see one, try to spot the difference between a Monarch and other butterflies!  \nDid you know that Monarchs have a royal taste for a particular plant? These butterflies mainly eat milkweed, a  \nplant which is poisonous to most animals, but not our Monarch friends. The milkweed does more than just fill their bellies, it also helps them stay safe from predators who don't like the taste of the poisonous plant. Let's find out where our butterfly buddies hang out and live.  \nJust like how we love to travel for summer vacations, Monarchs have their own version of a road trip. They migrate thousands of miles every year from North America to Mexico for the winter, and then return home in the spring. While on this epic journey, they lay eggs on milkweed plants that hatch into caterpillars, transform into a chrysalis, and finally emerge as a new butterfly to continue the cycle. Now, you might be wondering how we humans interact with these flying beauties.  \nWe humans have a special relationship with Monarchs, as we love to watch them and they help us too. They help pollinate plants by carrying pollen from one plant to another while they are searching for nectar. However, Monarchs need our help to survive as their habitats are often threatened by human activities. So remember, these magical creatures are more than just beautiful, they play a crucial role in our ecosystem.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What color are the wings of a Monarch butterfly?  \n[A. red](A. red) [B. blue](B. blue) [C. green](C. green) [D. orange](D. orange)  \n[2](2)) Why do Monarchs need our help?  \nA. Their habitats are threatened by human activities  \nB. They are being caught by too many children  \nC. Human pets are eating many of them  \nD. They are dying because of human disease  \n3) What do Monarch caterpillars transform into?  \nA. another B. a flower C. a chrysalis D. a cocoon caterpillar  \n4) Where do Monarch butterflies lay their eggs?  \nA. on flowers B. under rocks  \nC. on milkweed plants [D. in](D. in) tree trunks  \n5) What color are the spots on Monarch butterfly wings?  \n[A. green](A. green) [B. black](B. black) C. white [D. pink](D. pink)  \n[6](6)) What is the main food of Monarch butterflies?  \nA. leaves B. milkweed C. grass [D. flowers](D. flowers)  \n[7](7)) Where do Monarchs migrate to for the winter?  \nA. California B. Florida C. Mexico D. Canada  \n8) What do Monarch butterflies do in the spring?  \nA. head further south to South B. return home after migrating  \nAmerica  \n[C. build](C. build) nests and lay eggs D. hibernate in caves  \n9) What is the size of a Monarch butterfly's wingspan?  \nA. ten inches [B. one](B. one) inch C. nearly 5 inches D. two feet  \n10) What role do Monarchs play in pollination?  \nA. make honey for other insects [B. eat](B. eat) plants for nourishment  \n[C. help](C. help) plants by spreading seeds D. carry pollen from one plant to  \nanother  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"During my migration I lay eggs on milkweed plants. These hatch into caterpillars, transform into a chrysalis, and then become new butterflies. \"  \n12) \"I don't mind which plant I eat, they're all tasty!\"  \n13) \"My wings are a brilliant shade of orange, decorated with black lines and white dots. \"  \n14) \"Berries are my favorite food. \"  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5) | 1-10\u003Cbr>11-20 | 98 | 97 | 95 | 94 | 92 | 91 | 89 ","cbCaitpU5kSbGO7D","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitpU5kSbGO7D","pdf",176891,11,"English","# Questions on Monarch Butterflies\n## Color, Food, and Habitat\n## Migration, Life Cycle, and Pollination\n## W/N Animal Statement and Fact vs Opinion","[{\"question\":\"What color are the wings and spots of a Monarch butterfly?\",\"answer\":\"Monarch butterflies have vibrant orange wings with black lines and white dots (spots).\"},{\"question\":\"Why do Monarch butterflies need milkweed?\",\"answer\":\"Monarchs mainly eat milkweed, and it helps protect them from predators because the poisonous taste discourages many animals.\"},{\"question\":\"Where do Monarch butterflies migrate for the winter?\",\"answer\":\"Monarch butterflies migrate thousands of miles from North America to Mexico for the winter.\"}]","Monarch Butterflies - Featherlight Orange Wings Study Questions | PDF",1790808353,28]