An insect called the hemlock

  1. An insect called the hemlock woolly adelgid was introduced to a Virginia forest ecosystem. This pest feeds on the nutrients
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  2. The masses of four different insects are given below.Insect A: 2.19*10^-4 g Insect B: 5.00*10^-3 g Insect C: 9.0*10^-2 g Insect
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  3. The masses of four different insects are given below.Insect A: 2.19*10^-4 g Insect B: 5.00*10^-3 g Insect C: 9.0*10^-2 g Insect
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  4. How do park officials plan to help save the hemlock trees?A. They will plant more hemlock trees along the creek beds. B. They
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  5. How do park officials plan to help save the hemlock trees?A. They will plant more hemlock trees along the creek beds. B. They
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  6. What does the author mean by "maybe the right bugs will win"?A. All of the hemlock trees may die. B. The woolly adelgids might
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  7. An insect scientist was measuring the speed of a moving insect to learn more about how insects move and how it might help in the
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  8. A bat moving at 5 meters per second is chasing a flying insect, if the bat emits a 40 khz chirp and receives back an echo at
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  9. When an insect touches the bristles on the lobes of a Venus flytrap, the lobes close quickly, engulfing the insect. The movement
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  10. The weights of four different insects are given below.Insect A: 2.19*10^-4 g; Insect B: 5.00*10^-3 g; Insect C: 9.0*10^-2 g;
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