Unit 8: Social Studies Connection
Discover Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Scientists found hundreds of kinds of butterflies and moths in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
The map shows the park and the states that are around it.
- butterfly:
- An insect with four colorful wings and a thin body. It flies in the daytime: Some caterpillars change into butterflies.
- moth:
- An insect with four wings and a wide body. It flies at night: Some moths can damage cloth and fur.
Activity
Copy this chart on a piece of paper. Fill in the chart to compare butterflies and moths.
| Butterflies | Moths | |
|---|---|---|
| Number of wings | ||
| Is it colorful? | ||
| Type of body | ||
| Damages cloth and fur |
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Quiz
Use the map to answer the questions. Choose the correct answer.