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TOEFL Listening Class Unit 1 Passage 30

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191. What is the talk mainly about?

The differences between butterflies and frogs
The life cycle of higher animals
Developmental changes in certain animals
Evolutionary advantages of metamorphosis

192. What happens in direct development?

An animal maintains the same basic structure
throughout its life.
An animal gives birth to several offspring at
one time.
An animal lays its eggs in the fourth stage of
metamorphosis.
A young animal models its behavior after its
parents.

193. Why do butterflies lay their eggs on plants?

To provide a supply of food
To hide the eggs from birds
To provide an appropriate place to make a cocoon
To expose the eggs to sunlight




194. What is the sequence of the metamorphosis of a butterfly?

Click on a sentence. Then click on the space where it belongs.
Use each sentence only once. The first one is done for you.

A butterfly emerges from its cocoon.
A larva covers itself with silk.
Adult structures are developed.
A butterfly pumps blood into its wings.

1. A butterfly lays eggs, which become larvae.
2.
3.
4.
5.


195. What is an example of incomplete metamorphosis?

An animal is born with undeveloped lungs.
An animal is hatched directly into its adult form.
An animal undergoes only three stages of
changes.
An animal stops developing at the pupal stage.

196. Why does the professor mention toads and frogs?

Their pupal stages are very long.
They are examples of animals that undergo
metamorphosis.
They lay their eggs in water.
They eat roaches and grasshoppers.





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