Myth Busters Multiple Choices

This passage addresses and debunks common myths about spiders, such as misconceptions about their venom, aggression, and physical characteristics. It clarifies that while most spiders produce venom, very few are dangerous to humans. The passage also explains that spiders are not insects and are typically shy creatures that avoid human interaction. By dispelling these myths, the passage provides a more accurate understanding of spiders.

This passage enhances comprehension by encouraging students to identify and separate facts from myths. It also introduces them to scientific vocabulary related to spider biology, helping expand their knowledge. The logical structure of myth versus reality encourages critical thinking as students evaluate and correct misconceptions. Additionally, the use of contrasting sentence structures supports grammar development.