Question

use the text to put the events in order.
many flowering plants use insects to help them reproduce. these plants attract insects with brightly colored flowers and sweet - smelling nectar. when an insect visits a plant to drink nectar, some of the plants pollen rubs off on the insect. the insect then leaves to visit another plant. when the insect visits the next plant, the pollen from the last plant can brush off. if that pollen reaches a plants stigma, the plant can reproduce.
the insect spreads the pollen. the insect is attracted to a plant. the pollen rubs off on the insect.

Explanation:

The text describes the process of insect - assisted plant reproduction. First, the insect is attracted to a plant (due to brightly colored flowers and sweet - smelling nectar). Then, when the insect visits to drink nectar, the pollen rubs off on the insect. Finally, the insect spreads the pollen (when it visits another plant and the pollen brushes off onto the stigma).

Answer:

1. The insect is attracted to a plant.
2. The pollen rubs off on the insect.
3. The insect spreads the pollen.