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In all, about 5,500 dragonfly species buzz around the world. Many of these flying insects live in rain forests. To find them, one sometimes needs to walk through thick bushes and put up with blood-sucking leeches, worms and crocodiles. It can be difficult to track dragonflies. They can speed by, making sharp turns and sudden stops. They can even fly backward.Dragonflies come in many beautiful colours and patterns. The tropical rock masters for example, is a large dragonfly with black wings and a blue body. Some have green, red or yellow bodies. One even has orange wingsDragonflies also come in a range of sizes. The smallest known dragonfly is about the size of your thumbnail. The largest would cover your face. Still, ancient dragonflies were much larger than the dragonflies of today. Some were big as hawks.The heaviest dragonfly in the world - the giant petal tail - lives in a rainforest in Australia. You might think that such a large bug would be hard to miss. The petal tail, however, is very rare. Few people have ever seen it. Dragonflies are carnivores. They are fierce meat-eaters. They munch on mosquitoes, flies and smaller dragonflies. They use their eyes, legs and wings to feed their appetites. Each large eye of a dragonfly is made of 30,000 smaller ones. These small eyes help a dragonfly see in every direction - even behind its head


(a)What are the difficulties one has to face in finding and tracking dragonflies?


(b)What is so special about a dragonfly?

(c)What is the difference between the dragonflies of old and the dragonflies of today?

(d)You might think such a large bug would be hard to miss. 
What does the phrase ‘hard to miss’ mean as it is used in the sentence?
(a) Fun to watch
(b) difficult to catch
(c) noticed once in a while
(d) clearly able to be seen


(e)Find a word from the passage that mean the same as - The feeling or need to drink or eat-




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