IV. Reading Comprehension 12%
(A) Although marine turtles spend most of their time at sea, they come to land to lay their eggs. Thefemale goes ashore at night on a remote sandy beach and scratches a hole in the sand. There she lays her eggsin a clutch of up to 200 which may take her several nights to complete. Her task done, she abandons the eggsand returns to sea. The eggs are incubated in the warm sand and hatched with no aid or further interest fromtheir mother.
25. Who hatches the baby marine turtles?
(A) Their mother does.
(B) Their father does.
(C) The warm sand does.
(D) The sea water does.