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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the Venus flytrap?a plant eating insectan insect-eating plantswampy, nutrient poor soila plant that grows on venus
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat does the author describe in the passage?the species of insects the Venus flytrap eatsplants that are similar to the Venus flytrapthe swampy regions of North and South Carolinahow the Venus flytrap catches and eats its prey
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe trap of the Venus flytrap may not last long. What evidence from the passage supports this conclusion?The trap opens up again 5-12 days after catching and eating an insect.The trap stays open for a few seconds so that smaller insects can crawl out.The trap must squeeze the prey very tightly in order to digest or eat the insect.The trap can only catch about three of its prey before it dies and falls off.
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the Venus flytrap forced to adapt?an environment without any other plantsan environment with nutrient-rich soilan environment without nutrient-ric soilan environment without any large animals
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the passage mainly about?different types of carnivorous plants that live in swampsthe Venus flytrap and how it catches its preythe swampy areas where the Venus flytrap liveswhy the trap of the Venus flytrap turns black and fall off
- 6. Multiple ChoiceRead the following sentence: "The inside of a flytrap has fingerlike tentacles that help keep the insect from escaping."
The author compares tentacles to what?insectsflytrapsplantsfingers - 7. Multiple ChoiceChoose the answer that best completes the sentence below:
The Venus flytrap cannot get enough nutrients from the soil in which it grows. ___________, the Venus flytrap evolved to get nutrients from an additional source.FinallyMoreoverAlthoughConsequently - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags