Home-Grown Butterflies

Why did the fish begin to disappear?

• They were sick
• They did not disappear
• Pollution and overfishing
• Too much rain

What do butterflies drink?

• Water
• Soda
• Milk
• Nectar

Students start a butterfly farm to make money, save the forest, and...

• bring back the fish
• make the local zoo angry
• keep the students out of school
• help buy more supplies for the school.

Why was the butterfly farm in Costa Rica created?

• villagers needed a new way of making money.
• a company offered the villagers money
• Butterfly catching is custom in Costa Rica
• The rain forest had too many butterflies.

Why do students need to watch out for chickens?

• The chickens scare the butterflies
• The chickens eat the worms in the garden
• Chickens are not allowed near the school
• The school principal is afraid of chickens

What do the zoos buy from butterfly farms?

• Worms
• Flowers
• Pupae
• Butterflies

When they grow up, the students in Costa Rica most likely will---

• become fishermen
• move to San Diego
• write about their butterfly experience
• try to protect the environment

Which of these is most likely true about the butterfly farm in Costa Rica and in California?

• Both are run by students
• both are in places with cold weather
• Both of them have problems with chickens
• Both raise the same kind of butterflies.

The word supply means that butterflies are---

• expensive
• not needed
• old-fashioned
• available to use

The word harming means---

• hurting
• picking
• growing
• watching