Question

how do tapeworms reproduce?
it leaves the host to lay eggs
it must happen before they enter the host
eggs pass out of the hosts body through the feces
on their own inside the body of their host

Explanation:

Tapeworms are parasitic flatworms. Their reproductive process involves producing eggs that are released from the host's body via feces. The option "it leaves the host to lay eggs" is incorrect as tapeworms don't leave the host to lay eggs. "it must happen before they enter the host" is wrong as reproduction occurs within the host. "on their own inside the body of their host" is not accurate as the key part of their reproduction's spread is eggs exiting via feces. The correct option is the one about eggs passing out through feces.

Answer:

eggs pass out of the host’s body through the feces