Question

passage 1 passage 2 underwater forests: coral reefs coral reefs are underwater structures packed with life. they are made up of tiny animals called coral polyps. coral polyps have hollow, cylinder - shaped bodies that look like tubes. some people call coral reefs the
ain forests of the ocean.\ this is because, like rain forests, reefs support many different forms of life. scientists guess that about 25 percent of the oceans how are both passages the same? both convince people to adopt new habits. both put into words the beauty of coral reefs. both encourage people to explore coral reefs. both say that people can help protect coral reefs.

Explanation:

Passage 1 describes coral reefs and their importance. The commonality among the options is that the passage focuses on describing the beauty and significance of coral reefs, which aligns with the idea of putting into words their beauty. There is no mention of adopting new habits, exploring coral reefs, or how people can help protect them in the given part of Passage 1.

Answer:

Both put into words the beauty of coral reefs.