“Native to the coastal swamps of the Carolinas, Venus fly traps attract insects by secretion of sweet nectar and spring shut in less than a tenth of a second, digesting the prey thoroughly enough that only dried skin fragments remain when its sealed stomach opens again ten days later.”
A. Venus fly traps attract insects by secretion of sweet nectar and spring shut in less than a tenth of a second, digesting the prey thoroughly enough
B. Venus fly traps attract insects by secretion of sweet nectar, they spring shut in less than a tenth of a second, and with such thorough digestion of the prey
C. Venus fly traps use secretion of sweet nectar to attract insects, spring shut in less than a tenth of a second, and digest the prey so thoroughly
D. the Venus fly trap attracts insects by secretion of sweet nectar, springing shut in less than a tenth of a second and digesting the prey so thoroughly
E. the Venus fly trap attracts insects by secretion of sweet nectar, springs shut in less than a tenth of a second, and it digests the prey thoroughly enough
Why is it the Best Option?
OA D
A. Venus fly traps attract insects by secretion of sweet nectar and spring shut in less than a tenth of a second, digesting the prey thoroughly enough
B. Venus fly traps attract insects by secretion of sweet nectar, they spring shut in less than a tenth of a second, and with such thorough digestion of the prey
C. Venus fly traps use secretion of sweet nectar to attract insects, spring shut in less than a tenth of a second, and digest the prey so thoroughly
D. the Venus fly trap attracts insects by secretion of sweet nectar, springing shut in less than a tenth of a second and digesting the prey so thoroughly
E. the Venus fly trap attracts insects by secretion of sweet nectar, springs shut in less than a tenth of a second, and it digests the prey thoroughly enough
Why is it the Best Option?
OA D
