Question

elephant trunks
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an elephants trunk is sort of like a long nose. but an elephant can do a lot more with its nose than a person can.
elephants use their trunks to smell things. they can smell things better than humans can.
elephants also use their trunks to eat. most often, they eat grass. they pull the grass up with their trunks.
elephants also use their trunks to drink. they dip their trunk into the water. then they suck the water up.
the passage does not say that elephants use their trunks to
a smell
b drink
c call
d fight

Explanation:

• For option A: The passage says "Elephants use their trunks to smell things", so A is mentioned.
• For option B: The passage says "Elephants also use their trunks to drink", so B is mentioned.
• For option D: While not directly stated in the visible text, elephants do use trunks to fight (implied by general knowledge, but more importantly, the passage doesn't mention "call" as a use of trunks. The passage has info on smelling, eating, drinking with trunks, but no mention of calling.
• For option C: The passage does not state that elephants use their trunks to call.

Answer:

C. call