Question

3 what does the map on page 255 tell you about where in the united states you can find monarch butterflies in the summer?
hint
in what parts of the country do the arrows begin?

Explanation:

To answer this, we analyze the map (implied, as the hint asks about arrow start points). Monarch butterflies' summer range: typically, the arrows (migration paths) start from southern regions (e.g., Mexico - adjacent US south, but in US summer, they spread north. From the hint, arrows likely begin in southern US (like Texas, Florida - Gulf Coast, southern states) and spread northward. So the map shows monarchs in summer are found in northern and central US (since they migrate north to breed in summer, with ranges including Midwest, Northeast, and parts of West, starting from southern breeding/overwintering areas and moving north).

Answer:

From the map (and hint about arrow start), monarch butterflies in summer are found in northern and central parts of the US (e.g., Midwest, Northeast, and western regions), having migrated north from southern US (where arrows begin, like southern states) to breed and feed in summer habitats with milkweed.