Alex is writing a term paper for his botany class in which he defines the word
monocot. According to the standard pattern, the first part of his definition should
a. explain that monocots belong to the general class of plants.
b. describe the characteristics of monocots.
c. give examples of various types of monocots.
d. explain how monocots differ from other plants, such as dicots.
Question 2
An author who wanted to help readers create a mental picture of an object, place,
or process would use
a. reasons.
b. descriptions.
c. research citations.
d. facts and statistics.
A leech, a member of the class Hirudinea.
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Full-term Twin
Post-term birth rates, by province/territory, Canada
Comparing the structure of a primary shoot from (A) a monocot and (b) a eudicot.
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