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Serendipity Quiz

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The Serendipity Quiz

Test your knowledge and discover fascinating facts about butterflies, bees, and other captivating insects with our Serendipity Quiz! Whether you're a nature enthusiast or just looking to learn something new, this quiz will challenge your understanding of the wonders of the insect world.

Engage with questions such as:

Identify different species of caterpillars
Learn intriguing honey bee facts
Explore the migratory patterns of Monarch butterflies

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by FlutteringLeaf42

This caterpillar has begun to spin its cocoon. Look closely and make an ID (Photo by Shannon Mach)

Polyphemus moth

Luna moth

Columbia moth

Cecropia moth

None of the above

I am a ___________? (Photo by Scott Jackson)

Green June Beetle

Japanese Beetle

Ten-Lined Jujne Beetle

Scarab Beetle

Fig-Eater Beetle

Honey Bee facts...True of False? (Photo by Ginie Abney Anthony)

Lighter colored honey is more mild while darker honey has a robust flavor

The average bee will make approximately 1/12th of a teaspoon of honey in its lifetime.

The brain of the bee is the size of a sesame seed

A Queen can live up to five years

Honey bees have bee producing honey in the same way for 150 million years

All of these facts are true

All of these facts are false

Find the correct answer (Photo by Michelle Good)

Some Monarchs fly as far as 3,000 miles to reach their winter home

All Monarchs migrate to Mexico in the fall

Each year they migrate to the same 30 to 40 mountain areas

The Oyamel forest is dry and temperatures remain consistently in the 70 degree F range

This is a(n)_____________? (Photo by Michelle Good)

Mallow Scrub Hairstreak

Marine Blue butterfly

Cassius Blue Butterfly

Ceraunus Blue

This is an example of a __________? (Photo by Dan Jefferies)

Skipper

Butterfly

Moth

Select a host plant for the Long-tailed Skipper (Photo by Jim Smith)

Beggar's ticks

Birch tree leaves

Rue

Passion Flower Vine

None of the above

This is a(n)_______________? (Photo by Ginie Abney Anthony)

Cloudless Sulphur

Sleepy Orange

Little Yellow

Orange-Barred Sulphur

Clouded Sulphur

This native plant is ________? (Photo by Jim Smith)

American Beauty Berry

Jack-in-the-Pulpit

Buttonbush

American Pokeberry

Clethra

Dragonfly facts - True or False? (Photo by Michelle Good)

Dragonflies do not sting

Dragonflies can bite

Larvae (nymphs) live in water

Dragonflies can intercept prey in mid-air

All are true

All are false

This popular "weather-predicting" caterpillar will become a(n) _________? (Photo by John Kidney)

Luna moth

Owlet moth

Isabella Tiger moth

Garden Tiger moth

None of the above

This a(n) _________? (Photo by Shannon Mach)

Cuckoo Bumblebee

Western Honey Bee

Ruderal Bumblebee

Syrphid Fly

Carpenter Bee

This is a(n) ______________? (Photo by Michelle Good)

Atala Butterfly

Little Wood Satyr

White Peacock

Hackberry Emperor

This is a _________? (Photo by Alice Hurst)

Queen butterfly

Monarch (female)

Monarch (male)

Soldier butterfly

Viceroy butterfly

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