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D. crystal prism
E. air molecules

27. What does the word ‘figure out’ in the first paragraph mean? (mencari tau)
A. turn out
B. find out
C. burn out
D. count on
E. call out

28. Why does the sky look blue?
A. Blue light is bent by the atmosphere
B. Blue light is dominant in the atmosphere
C. Blue light is scattered more than any other colors
D. Blue light is reflected by the atmosphere
E. Blue light is bounced to the sky

29. In the horizon, the sky tends to be … .
A. white
B. blue
C. grey
D. dark
E. yellow

The seahorse is a small species of vertebrate that is found in the tropical shallows
and temperate waters around the world. The seahorse is also commonly found
around coral reefs where there is plenty of food and places for the seahorse to hide.

They have a long, flexible tail which is used for wrapping around weeds for support.
They swim upright position, their movements being helped by a rapidly oscillating fin
on their back.

The most remarkable fact about the seahorse is that part of the reproduction process
is taken over by the male of the species. Once the female seahorse has laid her eggs
in the male’s brooding pouch, she leaves. The hatching of the egg is done by the
male fish.

Mating begins with the male and the female seahorses doing courtship dance. They
swim around each other in circles. At the end of the dance, the male appears to bow
to its partner; but actually, the male is banding to pump water from his pouch.

Next the female seahorse lays her eggs into the male’s pouch. Anywhere between 8
and 600 eggs are laid, depending on the species of seahorse. The pouch then closes
up. The female seahorse now swims away, leaving the male seahorse to do the
hatching. The eggs are hatched about a month later. The young seahorses are
ejected from the pouch by means of muscular contractions.

30. What is the purpose of the text?
A. to describe what a seahorse looks like
B. to argue that seahorses are unique fish
C. to provide factual information about seahorses
D. to explain how seahorses reproduce themselves
E. to inform that seahorses live in the sea

31. We know from the text that … .