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Quiz on the Differences Between Moths and Butterflies
Can you tell the difference between a moth and a butterfly - they look very siumilar.Take this quiz to find out how much you know about the differences between bees and butterflies. Bees and butterflies are both important part of our environment as they play a vital role in pollinating plants. Answer the following multiple choice questions and then see your score. Better yet, stump your family and friends by asking them to take this quiz.
1. Has a proboscis to suck liquid (nectar) from flowers.
Butterfly
Moth
2. Resting posture usually with wings open.
Butterfly
Moth
3. Does not have ears and cannot hear sounds. Uses wings to feel vibrations.
Butterfly
Moth
4. Antennae long and thin with a round knob at end that is used for detecting odors.
Butterfly
Moth
5. Makes a cocoon underground or on the ground
Butterfly
Moth
6. Thick, fuzzy coat of scales on its wings.
Butterfly
Moth
7. Antennae short and feathery that are used for smelling and flying.
Butterfly
Moth
8. Uses sight to select mates.
Butterfly
Moth
9. Brightly colored wings that can attract mates, help to blend in with flowers and can sometimes warn predators to stay away.
Butterfly
Moth
10. Active mostly at night and rests during the day.
Butterfly
Moth
11. Uses the sun to warm up.
Butterfly
Moth
12. Makes a chrysalis hanging from a branch or other support.
Butterfly
Moth
13. Has ears that can hear sounds.
Butterfly
Moth
14. Moves wings to warm up.
Butterfly
Moth
15. Resting posture is usually with wings closed.
Butterfly
Moth
16. Uses scent to select mates.
Butterfly
Moth