Question

The bee's wool beetle is an inappropriately named insect. It has no direct, lasting connection with bees. It eats larvae and dead insects
does attack other insects but not bees. The bee's wool has been observed resting on flowers, but it does not sip nectar. It most likely uses this
position to hunt for other insects who might be drawn to the plant.
What is the main idea of this paragraph?
01. Nature can be very harsh.
2. Insects often eat other insects.
3. The bee's wool has a misleading name.
4. Insects are often attracted to flowers.

Answer 1

The correct answer is 3. The bee's wool has a misleading name.

Explanation:

The paragraph about bee's wool beetles focuses on explaining why the name of this insect is not appropriate. This is supported through details such as "It has no direct, lasting connection with bees" or "t does not sip nectar" because these details explain this insect is not related to bees or even similar to these. In this context, the main idea or message of this paragraph is to explain how the name of the insect is misleading, and to do this, the author adds very precise reasons or evidence.