Ladybug Quiz

How are ladybugs described in both the poem and the informational text?

• As harmful insects

• As helpful to plants

• As colorful flowers

• As large beetles

What do both passages say ladybugs do in winter?

• They fly south

• They keep eating aphids

• They hide or sleep

• They change color

Based on both passages, what makes ladybugs good for gardens?

• They make flowers grow faster

• They eat bugs that harm plants

• They help pollinate flowers

• They make the garden look pretty

Which word is used in the poem to describe how the ladybug moves, but not in the informational text?

• Flies

• Crawls

• Walks

• Jumps

What information about ladybugs is in the informational text but NOT in the poem?

• Ladybugs have six legs

• Ladybugs eat aphids

• Baby ladybugs are called larvae

• Ladybugs have spotted wings

How does the poem describe ladybugs differently from the informational text?

• The poem says they are harmful, the text says they are helpful

• The poem makes them sound more lively and cheerful

• The poem says they are big, the text says they are small

• The poem says they sleep in summer, the text says they sleep in winter

What can you conclude about ladybugs from both passages?

• They only live for one season

• They are active year-round

• They change their appearance as they grow

• They only eat plants

How do both passages suggest ladybugs are connected to the seasons?

• They change color with the seasons

• They only appear in summer

• Their behavior changes from winter to spring

• They migrate to different places each season