WorksheetsMonarchs
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The normal range for a monarch to be in the pupa stage is
8-12 days
28-31 days
10-14 days
The long part of the body is called
antenna
thorax
abdomen
Larvae eat
nectar
milkweed
sugar
Another name for caterpillar
larva
pupa
adult
The long black extensions on the butterfly that are sense organs are called
tentacles
proboscis
antennae
The openings on the thorax and abdomen of the larva through which the larva breathes are called
spiracles
proboscis
spinneret
The stages of the life cycle are
egg, caterpillar, chrysalis, adult
egg, larva, chrysalis, adult
egg, larva, pupa, butterfly
egg, larva, pupa, adult
A monarch's feeding tube is called
proboscis
straw
nectar
A butterfly eats
milkweed
nectar
pollen
The name of the life cycle stage of the monarch when it is in the chrysalis
egg
larva
pupa
The simple eyes of the larva are called
ocelli
proboscis
molting
The hard case a larva forms during the pupa stage is called
ocelli
chrysalis
proboscis
When monarchs from Minnesota migrate in the fall they go to
California
Texas
Mexico
The small middle section of the monarch is called
head
thorax
abdomen
A monarch with no spots on it is a
girl
boy
The legs that are located on the thorax are called
prolegs
true legs
ocelli
