Migration Quiz

What is the main idea of the "Moving with the Seasons" section?

• Animals sense when to migrate

• Animals don’t sense when to migrate

• Animals don’t migrate

• Animals sense when it’s going to rain

Under the heading “Three Animals that Migrate” three photos with three different animals are also shown. Together these text features tell me -

• the key idea of the text is something about these three animals drinking water

• the key idea of the text is something about these three animals eating plants

• the key idea of the text is something about these three animals and migration

• the key idea of the text is something about these three animals and birds

Which section of the selection gives us information about how many miles arctic terns fly?

• Many Generations Fly North

• Migrating Birds: Arctic Terns

• The Super Generation’s Journey

• Three Animals That Migrate

The graphic in “Migrating Mammals: Mexican Free-tailed Bats” helps the reader -

• see that bats can’t fly

• see that bats fly alone

• see that bats fly together in a group

• see that bats live in water

The arrows on the maps included in the selection help show -

• the migration paths

• the direction in which the water flows

• where the treasure is buried

• where the flowers grow the biggest

Which of the following is the reason why Monarch Butterflies fly south?

• warmer climate

• cooler climate

• to hibernate

• to fly through clouds

In what season does the super generation start their journey north?

• Summer

• Fall

• Winter

• Spring

What special skill keeps bats, terns, and monarchs moving with the seasons?

• They sense changes in temperature and daylight.

• They use flowers to guide them

• They sense the waves getting rough

• They use a map to help guide them

What is life span?

• how long an animal swims in the water

• how long the sun will be out

• how long an animal will sleep

• how long an animal lives

Which of the following animals migrates the longest distance?

• Butterflies

• Arctic Terns

• Sandhill cranes

• Salmon