A. Underline each adjective phrase.
Circle the noun each modifies.
1. Bees from Africa, call...
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A. Underline each adjective phrase.
Circle the noun each modifies.
1. Bees from Africa, called Africanized bees or
killer bees, are invading the Americas.
2. People in Brazil originally brought them
to the Western Hemisphere.
3. They wanted an increase in honey production.
4. The spread of the bees is occurring gradually.
5. Areas of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California now have these bees.
6. The bees are fierce defenders of their nests.
7. They will immediately attack any nearby source of movement.
8. Numerous bees might join together and make an attack on a person.
9. One defense against these bees is running for shelter.
10. Pursuit by the bees, however, can continue up to a milel
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