The Garden Guardian

1. What is the main purpose of the grandmother's garden?

• A. To grow vegetables

• B. To provide wildlife habitat

• C. To sell flowers

• D. To win contests

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2. How far do monarch butterflies migrate?

• A. 1,000 miles

• B. 2,000 miles

• C. 3,000 miles

• D. 4,000 miles

3. What do monarch caterpillars need to survive?

• A. Sunlight

• B. Rock gardens

• C. Milkweed

• D. Pond water

4. How many butterfly species visit the garden?

• A. Twelve

• B. Twenty

• C. Twenty-three

• D. Eighty

5. What percentage have monarch populations declined?

• A. 40%

• B. 60%

• C. 70%

• D. 80%

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6. What is NOT mentioned as part of the garden?

• A. A pond

• B. A greenhouse

• C. A rock garden

• D. Native plants

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7. How long has the grandmother worked on the garden?

• A. Five years

• B. Ten years

• C. Fifteen years

• D. Twenty years

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8. Where do monarchs spend their winters?

• A. Canada

• B. Mexico

• C. United States

• D. Europe

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9. What does grandmother use to track garden visitors?

• A. Camera

• B. Computer

• C. Notebook

• D. Phone app

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10. What happens before a monarch becomes a butterfly?

• A. It spins a web

• B. It forms a chrysalis

• C. It builds a nest

• D. It digs a hole

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