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2.5 Amazing Migrations: Butterflies, Bats, and Birds
2.5 Amazing Migrations: Butterflies, Bats, and Birds
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1
Which animal migrates the furthest distance?
Arctic Terns
Mexican Free-tailed Bats
Monarch Butterflies
2
Which text feature is shown?
photograph
map
diagram
3
What is the purpose of the map from the story?
to show what part of Mexico the butterflies travel to
to show the path the butterflies are traveling north
to show where the butterflies stop as they travel north
4
How do the animals know when to migrate?
the position of the stars
the temperature and daylight
the people tell them it's time
5
What is migration?
when new baby animals are born
when animals travel from one habitat to another
the life cycle of an animal
6
What is true about Monarch butterflies, Mexican free-tailed bats, and Arctic terns?
They all have fur
They all migrate
The all have beaks
They all fly
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Mexican free-tailed bats live in groups called -
packs
colonies
families
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Why are the butterflies that fly south not the same ones that return north in the spring?
They get lost on their way
They have a short life span
They prefer the warmer climate
