Question

river of grass
the everglades in south florida is a special place. many people believe the everglades is a swamp, but it is actually a large, shallow river that flows slowly. it is considered a subtropical wetland. it is one of the largest wetlands in the world. it can rain up to 60 inches in one year there.
the everglades has many mangrove trees. these special trees can live in salt water. much of the everglades is covered in sawgrass, which looks
what conclusion can be drawn after reading the passage?
the everglades will be useful for new building plans.
the everglades will need to be explored more.
the everglades will continue to be a popular place to visit.
the everglades will receive less rain in the future.

Explanation:

The passage mainly describes the unique features of the Everglades such as its nature as a subtropical wet - land, rainfall, and vegetation. There is no information about new building plans, future rainfall reduction, or its popularity as a visiting place. However, given its unique and complex ecosystem, it implies that more exploration could be beneficial.

Answer:

The Everglades will need to be explored more.