The image shows the life cycle of a butterfly, called “Butterfly Metamorphosis.” It has four main stages shown in order with arrows:
1.
Egg – on a leaf (bottom left)
2.
Larva (caterpillar) – eating and growing on a stem (bottom middle)
3.
Pupa (chrysalis) – hanging from a branch (top right)
4.
Adult butterfly – flying or resting (top left)
The arrows show the direction of change:
Egg → Caterpillar → Chrysalis → Butterfly
Since the question is likely asking to label each stage or put them in order, here’s the correct labeling based on the diagram:
- Bottom left (leaf with small dots):
Egg
- Bottom middle (striped worm-like creature):
Larva (Caterpillar)
- Top right (hanging sac):
Pupa (Chrysalis)
- Top left (winged insect):
Adult Butterfly
This is the standard metamorphosis sequence for butterflies.
Final Answer:
The four stages of butterfly metamorphosis in order are: Egg → Larva (Caterpillar) → Pupa (Chrysalis) → Adult Butterfly.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of complete and incomplete metamorphosis worksheet.
