The migration of the monarch butterfly - Reading Level P

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The migration of the monarch butterfly

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Today you are taking a short test so that you and your teacher can see how well you understand the information in the books you have been reading.

Your teacher will ask you to read one of the texts on the screen. You will then answer five questions so that your teacher will know how well you understand what you read.

You can read the text as many times as you like when you are looking for the information you need to answer the questions.

Check one box to answer each question.

When you have finished, press the send button and your answers will be sent to your teacher.

Question 1
Why do monarch butterflies travel long distances?*
- A They travel long distances so they can flutter in the wind.
- B They travel long distances to escape from cold weather.
- C They travel long distances so they can fly together.
- D They travel long distances because they need to find a forest.
Question 2
Which countries do monarch butterflies fly over?*
- A They fly over Canada and Mexico.
- B They fly over Canada.
- C They fly over Mexico and United States.
- D They fly over United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Question 3
When do monarch butterflies travel to a warm place?*
- A They travel about 3,000 miles.
- B They travel in fall.
- C They travel in summer.
- D They travel in winter.
Question 4
“Monarch butterflies make a famous migration.” What does the word <strong>migration</strong> mean?*
- A a journey
- B a group
- C 3,000 miles
- D fluttering high
Question 5
“The monarch butterfly will now hibernate until it is spring.” What does the word <strong>hibernate</strong> mean?*
- A have a summer break
- B be sleepy and inactive
- C to hide
- D to join together