Carnivorous plants, such as the sundew and the Venus-flytrap, are

generally found in humid areas where there is an inadequate supply of nitrogen

in the soil. In order to survive, these plants have developed mechanisms to trap
insects within their foliage. They have digestive fluids to obtain the necessary
nitrogen from the insects.
These plants trap the insects in a variety of ways. The sundew has sticky
hair on its leaves; when an insect lands on these leaves, it gets caught up in the
sticky hairs, and the leaf wraps itself around the insect.
The leaves of the Venus-flytrap function more likely a trap, snapping
suddenly and forcefully shut around an insect.

1. Where do the carnivorous plants can be found?

A. in wet area
B. in humid area
C. in hot area
D. in many places of the world
E. in the forest

2. What is the purpose of the text?

A. Persuade readers to visit the areas of carnivorous plants
B. Inform readers about the important of carnivorous plants
C. Describe about how carnivorous plants survive
D. Present a very useful information
E. To make the reader aware about this phenomenon

3. What the carnivorous plants do to survive?

A. develop their growth
B. develop mechanism to trap insects within their foliage
C. use digestive fluids
D. obtain necessary nitrogen
E. use sticky hairs

4. What is the function of Venus-flytrap?

A. as a weapon
B. as force
C. as a trap
D. as wraps
E. as an illusion

5. What is the function of digestive fluids?

A. to get the nitrogen
B. to attack the insect
C. to protect from the insects
D. to develop mechanisms
E. to catch the insects