Plants That Catch Their Food
By Brian Sheldrake
True or False
- The Venus flytrap is different from many ordinary plants because it gets its food through it’s roots. F
- The bladderwort is different from the Venus flytrap because the bladderwort catches its food underwater. T
- The leaves of a Venus flytrap can be compared to the doors of a cage. T
4 with the Venus flytrap and the bladderwort, the tiny hairs on the plants are important aids in catching insects. T
Vocabulary
- Deadly - (1) - Fatal
- Border, edging (1)- Around
- Short, stiff hairs (1)-Bristles
- Opens out, swells (6) - Sucking
- Completely, positively (6)- Amazingly
- Fights (7) - Tugs
- Parts that are left (9)- Remains
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- Reeds (1)
A- Thins pieces of metal or wood in a musical instrument
B- Tall grass that grows in wet places
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- Rare (3)
A- not cooked much
B- unusual, not usually found
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- Fast (7)
A- quickly
B- Tightly
Word study
- Defendant : one who Defends
- spoilage : result of Liquid split on the floor
- Contestant : one who takes part in something
- Attendant : one who
- Storage : result of ____
- Leakage : result of ______
- Consultant : one who ______
- Coverage : result of ______
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- Our cat had a litter of kittens - S
- The volcano erupted the letter
- My sister mailed the letter
- That large boat is mine
- The children marched in the parade
- Velma sold her old bike
- Wilma and Randy came to the party.
- Daniel rinsed out the clothes
- The leopard is longer than the koala
- The bear is longer than the leopard
- The panda is only two feet long
- The bear is the longest animal shown on the graph
- The koala is six feet long
- The panda is longer than the koala but shorter than the bear
- The koala is the second-longest animal of the four animals shown
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