2 Which is the best summary of the passage?
adapted from Bird Day, How to Prepare for it
by Charles A. Babcock
Probably few people understand the value of birds or
comprehend how closely or extensively their lives are
interwoven with other forms of life. The general sentiment in
regard to them, at the best has been that they are harmless,
even interesting and beautiful creatures: but the idea that they
are one of the most important classes of creation, a class upon
which the existence of many other classes depends, has never
been widely prevalent. Suppose we were asked which is of
more use to man, the fishes of our waters or the birds of our
forests and fields? Many of us would unhesitatingly answer in
favor of the fishes.
OA. Many people fail to see the true value of birds beyond their beauty, however, their existenc
on the existence of other life forms. For some, birds are important, but not as important as
example.
Ов. The value of birds is often noted, because they are viewed as beautiful creatures with a larg
the animal kingdom. However, they are not as impressive or important to humans as fish a
OC Many people see birds for all that they have to offer in our world. Some people see them a
however, they are truly important when it comes to keeping the animal kingdom in order.
OD The importance of animals such as birds is often highly overlooked by humans. They are se
creatures who bring beauty to the world. They are often compared in importance with fish
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