Question

unlike many insects, monarch butterflies cant survive cold, harsh winters. instead, they migrate to warmer places for the winter. east of the rocky mountains in the united states, winters tend to be long and cold. monarchs there avoid the cold and snow by migrating to central mexico, where they spend the winter in pine forests. monarchs west of the rockies deal with the cold by migrating to the california coast. there, they spend warmer winters in eucalyptus and pine trees. in australia, the monarch is known as the wanderer butterfly. it gets cold during australian winters, too. temperatures drop in the countrys interior. in response, wanderer butterflies migrate toward the coast. match the problems with their solutions. the eastern u.s. monarch population gets cold. the wanderer population gets cold. the western u.s. monarch population gets cold. problem solution they fly to central mexico. they fly to the coast of california. they fly to the australian coast.

Explanation:

• For "The eastern U.S. monarch population gets cold": The text says "East of the Rocky Mountains in the United States...Monarchs there avoid the cold...by migrating to central Mexico".
• For "The western U.S. monarch population gets cold": The text states "Monarchs west of the Rockies deal with the cold by migrating to the California coast".
• For "The wanderer population gets cold": The text mentions "In Australia...wanderer butterflies migrate toward the coast".

Answer:

• The eastern U.S. monarch population gets cold - They fly to central Mexico.
• The western U.S. monarch population gets cold - They fly to the coast of California.
• The wanderer population gets cold - They fly to the Australian coast.