1. "What’s wrong" "The car … start" a won’t b isn’t going to c doesn’t d didn’t

B) Some squirrels and frogs have parachutes to fly.
C) All animals have hidden parachutes to fly
D) The whole body construction of all animals.
24. According to the passage, a flying squirrel can control which way it falls with its ... .
A) tail
B) head
C) foot
D) wing
25. According to the passage, what is the similarity between a flying squirrel and a flying tree frog?
A) They both have tails.
B) They both can jump very far.
C) They both have parachutes.
D) They both jump from the ground.
26. All of the following statements are TRUE, EXCEPT ....
A) Flying squirrels do not spread their legs while flying.
B) Flying squirrels can fly farther than flying tree frogs.
C) The skin between flying squirrel's legs is like a parachute.
D) Some squirrels fly from trees to trees.


Read the text and answer the questions according to it.
Although all spiders kill their prey by injecting them with poison, only a few are dangerous enough to cause people or large animals any harm. The poison of the spider is injected by way of the pair of powerful fangs it possesses. Their venom is injected into its prey and for most insects and sometimes small animals, it is fatal. The most dangerous spiders are the black widow spiders. The European black widow can cause serious illness in a human victim whereas the North American black widow is known to have caused the death of people on several occasions.
27. Most spiders ... .
A) can cause the death of people.
B) inject poison with their fangs.
C) eat widow spiders.
D) are found in Europe and America.
28. The venom of the spider ... .
A) will kill any animal.
B) is powerful against fangs of insects.
C) is deadly to most insects and small animals.
D) effects large animals quicker than small.
29. The black widow spiders ... .
A) are only dangerous when they are found in Europe..
B) are fatal to all.