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How well do you know the monarch butterfly and its connection to Illinois? Take our quiz now.
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1. What name refers to a group of citizens, their organizations, and government bodies working together through collaborative and coordinated efforts to ensure the survival of Monarch butterflies throughout Illinois?
The Field Museum
Illinois Monarch Project
Shedd Aquarium
2. In what year did the state of Illinois designate the monarch butterfly as the official state insect?
1899
1975
2012
1990
3. True or false: Monarch butterflies serve as pollinators that support natural ecosystems.
True
False
4. Fill in the blank: Monarch butterflies lay their eggs on the leaf of the __________ plant, which is also the sole food source of monarch caterpillars.
Sunflower
Ragweed
Milkweed
Bark of an oak tree
5. The monarch butterfly has four stages during its life cycle. What are they? Check all that apply.
Egg
Larvae (caterpillar)
Incubation
Pupa (chrysalis)
Adult butterfly
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Strategic Plan
Services
Biosolids
CSO and Rainfall Data
EQ Compost
FOIA Request
Green Infrastructure
Rain Barrels
Report an Issue
Stormwater Management
Trees/Restore the Canopy
Unwanted Medicine
Water Reclamation Plants
Projects
Addison Creek Reservoir
Arrowhead Lake
Buffalo Creek Reservoir
Cherry Creek Flood Control
Crestwood Flood Control
Lakefront Erosion Control Project
Melvina Ditch Reservoir
Natalie Creek
Nutrient Reduction Research
Robbins Stormwater Park
Tinley Creek Flood Control
Tunnel and Reservoir Plan
Education
Community Engagement
Flood Prevention 101
Go Easy on the Salt
K-12 Learning
Overflow Prevention
Publications
Save the Monarchs
Seminars and Presentations
Sustainability Summit
Tour our Facilities
Understanding Your Sewer
Water Quality
“WHERE DOES IT GO?”
Events
Documents
Forms
Reports
Rules and Ordinances
Doing Business
Affirmative Action
Dental Amalgam
Lobbyist Registration
Make a Payment
Permits
Procurement and Materials Management
Real Estate
Resource Recovery
Treasury and Investments
WMO and Infiltration/Inflow
COVID-19