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Read the text about the butterfly metamorphosis.

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[…] The basics go like this: The adult butterfly lays tiny eggs, usually on a leaf, stem, or another part of a plant. Each egg is just one fertilized cell, but it has blueprints for the physical shape of the developing insect (in its DNA) and food in the form of a yolk to provide energy for growth. The mother butterfly spends a lot of time hunting for the exact right plant to lay eggs, because once they hatch, many caterpillars will only eat one type of greenery.

It only takes a short time for a small larva—called a caterpillar in the case of butterflies—to emerge from the egg. Born right on its food source, the caterpillar quickly gets to its favorite activity: eating. The life of the caterpillar is simple: It eats, poops, and grows. In fact, it grows so much that it repeatedly gets too big for its skin. A caterpillar typically needs to shed its skin five or six times as it grows. The process of ______ its skin is called molting, and each phase between molts is called an “instar.” […]

KIDS discover. A Radical Change. Available at: . Accessed on: 10 August 2016.

The sentence from the text “The mother butterfly spends a lot of time hunting for the exact right plant to lay eggs […]” can be correctly rewritten as:

A
The mother butterfly avoids to lay eggs anywhere.


B
The mother butterfly avoids laying eggs.


C
The mother butterfly avoids lay eggs.


D
The mother butterfly avoids lays eggs.

Answer 1

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