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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe word passages
MOST NEARLY means:tiny grains that bunches of thing especially plants and dirtnarrow paths or channelsto take in or soaksomething that covers - 2. Multiple ChoiceThe word store
MOST NEARLY means:something that coversput away for future usepart of a plant or animal that sticks out with a sharp pointto change from a solid to a liquid - 3. Multiple ChoiceThe word spines
MOST NEARLY means:groups or bunches of thing especially plants and dirtnarrow paths or channelssharp, pointy growths on some plants and animalhaving to do with the warm areas of the earth near the equator - 4. Multiple ChoiceThe word tropical
MOST NEARLY meanstiny yellow grains made by flowering plantsto put away for later usenarrow paths or channelshaving to do with the warm areas of the earth near the equator - 5. Multiple ChoiceThe word clumps
MOST NEARLY means:sharp, pointy growths on some plants and animalthe outside of thing, usually serving as protectiongroups or bunches of thing especially plants and dirtto seem to disappear when mixed with liquid - 6. Multiple ChoiceThe word absorb
MOST NEARLY means:tiny yellow grains made by flowering plantsto take in or soakthe outside of thing, usually serving as protectionhaving to do with the warm areas of the earth near the equator - 7. Multiple ChoiceThe word pollen
MOST NEARLY means:all the way throughtiny yellow grains made by flowering plantsto take in or soaksharp, pointy growths on some plants and animal - 8. Multiple ChoiceThe word disslove
MOST NEARLY means:to put away for later useto change from a solid to a liquid: to mix completelyall the way throughtiny yellow grains made by flowering plants - 9. Multiple ChoiceThe word coverings
MOST NEARLY means:the outside of thing, usually serving as protectionsharp, pointy growths on some plants and animalto take in or soaknarrow paths or channels - 10. Multiple ChoiceThe word throughout
MOST NEARLY means:to take in or soakto seem to disappear when mixed with liquidthe outside of thing, usually serving as protectionin, to, or through every part of - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags