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Quiz: Butterfly Lovers, How Much You Really Know About Them?

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Let’s unfold some interesting and amazing facts about a lovely creature we all know as a Butterfly. Believe it or not but there are thousands of species of butterflies, ranging from tiny ‘Cabbage Whites’ to enormously large ‘Swallowtails’ or ‘Giant Butterflies’ etc. I’m sure every one of us simply loves and adores these ‘colorful insects’ but mere loving them won’t do; you must ‘know’ them too. So here we go, check your knowledge about butterflies today.

  • Question of

    Globally, how many butterfly species have been known?

    • 22,000
    • 23,000
    • 24,000
  • Question of

    Essentially, butterflies are coldblooded

    • Yes
    • No
  • Question of

    Monarch butterflies migrate to warmer climate. How far they can travel for the purpose?

    • 1,000 miles
    • 2,000 miles
    • 2,500 miles
  • Question of

    Monarchs are the only insects that migrate?

    • No, there are several other migrating butterfly species
    • Yes, only Monarchs do migrate
  • Question of

    Butterflies can see ultraviolet rays/light because their eyes are made of

    • 4,000 lenses
    • 5,000 lenses
    • 6,000 lenses
  • Question of

    In flying speed, a Skipper Butterfly can outpace a

    • Dog
    • Goat
    • Horse
  • Question of

    Most of the butterflies taste through their

    • Tongues
    • Wings
    • Feet
  • Question of

    The ‘Common Buckeye Butterfly’ is one of the

    • Most Ugly Butterfly
    • Most Striking Butterfly
    • Most Common Butterfly
  • Question of

    The wing-spread of a Giant Swallowtail Butterfly ranges BETWEEN

    • 3 to 5 inches
    • 4 to 7 inches
    • 5 to 8 inches
  • Question of

    The Morgan’s Sphinx Moth (Madagascar) has a proboscis (tube mouth) that is

    • 10 to 11 inches long
    • 11 to 12 inches long
    • 12 to 14 inches long

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Written by Nadeem Iftekhar

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