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READING QUIZ 1 AVANZADO 11, Ejercicios de Idioma Inglés

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Read the following text and answer the questions below:
The Most Intelligent Animals
What is the most intelligent animal? There is not just one, but many that show traits
that can make the most intelligent animals. There are certainly other animals that are
not included in this list, so you can always read more about them on websites or
encyclopedias.
Octopuses. By far the world’s smartest invertebrates, octopuses can carry out
complex tasks, such as opening a jar to get to its contents. Not only do they have a
good short- and long-term memory but also a remarkable ability to learn new skills
from the moment they are born.
Dolphins. Dolphins are extremely sociable creatures with a highly developed ability
to adapt to their habitat. “They help one another when injured or ill,” Dr. Kenneth
Norris, a dolphin researcher says. He adds, “Thanks to their individually
distinct calls, they can pass on their knowledge to others.” In fact, the list of
high-level cognitive abilities – including identification, differentiation, and behavioral
control – goes on and on.
Chimpanzees. These are mankind’s closest relatives. Chimpanzees are sociable
animals and form elaborate communities. They are skilled at using different types of
tools to carry out complex tasks, such as thin sticks to extract termites and rocks to
open fruits. Combined with a powerful memory, these abilities make the chimpanzee
the most intelligent (non-human) animal on Earth.
Pigs. Pigs are highly adaptable mammals with a keen ability to learn new skills. (1)
In fact, some studies suggest that an adult pig may have a level of intelligence
comparable to that of a three-year-old child! This would make them far smarter
than other domestic animals, such as dogs and cats.
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The Most Intelligent Animals

What is the most intelligent animal? There is not just one, but many that show traits that can make the most intelligent animals. There are certainly other animals that are not included in this list, so you can always read more about them on websites or encyclopedias. Octopuses. By far the world’s smartest invertebrates, octopuses can carry out complex tasks, such as opening a jar to get to its contents. Not only do they have a good short- and long-term memory but also a remarkable ability to learn new skills from the moment they are born. Dolphins. Dolphins are extremely sociable creatures with a highly developed ability to adapt to their habitat. “They help one another when injured or ill,” Dr. Kenneth Norris, a dolphin researcher says. He adds, “Thanks to their individually distinct calls, they can pass on their knowledge to others.” In fact, the list of high-level cognitive abilities – including identification, differentiation, and behavioral control – goes on and on. Chimpanzees. These are mankind’s closest relatives. Chimpanzees are sociable animals and form elaborate communities. They are skilled at using different types of tools to carry out complex tasks, such as thin sticks to extract termites and rocks to open fruits. Combined with a powerful memory, these abilities make the chimpanzee the most intelligent (non-human) animal on Earth. Pigs. Pigs are highly adaptable mammals with a keen ability to learn new skills. (1) In fact, some studies suggest that an adult pig may have a level of intelligence comparable to that of a three-year-old child! This would make them far smarter than other domestic animals, such as dogs and cats.

Parrots. These birds have an incredible ability to recognize different human faces and have a high aptitude for communication, as can be seen by their knack for impersonating human voices. (2) Besides this, parrots possess an excellent memory, which may help them solve complex problems according to parrot expert Brian Speer, DVM. Elephants. Elephants boast the largest brain of all land animals. (3) These animals are renowned for their sociability and can express a wide range of emotions, including happiness and compassion, as well as pain and grief. They display acts of altruism and self-awareness. With a greater memory than even us humans, an elephant truly never forgets! What animal would you add to the list? Is your pet as intelligent as any animal described above?

  1. What is the article mainly about? A list of some of the most intelligent animals
  2. According to the article, what is the most intelligent animal? [ Select ] ["The octopus", "The chimpanzee", "The Dolphin", "The pig"]
  3. What animal can express a wide range or emotions? [ Select ] ["Dolphins", "Pigs", "Elephants", "Parrots"]
  4. Which of the sentences numbered in the article contains hedging language? [ Select ] ["3", "1", "1 and 3", "1 and 2"]
  5. Why does the author quote a researcher in paragraph 3? [ Select ] ["To support the idea that dolphins are not intelligent", "To argue that dolphins can control their feelings", "To provide more facts about dolphins", "To help understand why dolphins need humans"] Answer 1: A list of some of the most intelligent animals Answer 2:

When you smile you may also be doing yourself a favor. The benefits, studies suggest, include increased confidence and happiness and reduced feelings of stress. Frowning, by comparison, may have the opposite effect. During World War II, Magdalena, mentioned earlier, was sent with other family members to the Ravensbrück concentration camp in Germany for refusing to adopt Nazi ideology. “At times, the guards stopped us from speaking with other prisoners,” she recalled. “But they had no control over our facial expressions. Just seeing my mother and sister smile boosted my morale and strengthened my resolve to endure.” Many other people in the same situation have also reported that since other people did not have control over their facial expressions, they could not take away their smiles and therefore their motivation to keep alive. For example, there is a man who was in prison for many years. The guards could control what he ate, how long he slept and more, but they could not control his smile, which is part of his facial expression. Prisoners like him tend to live longer and eventually enjoy life when freed. Perhaps you feel that life’s anxieties give you little cause for smiling. Remember, though, that feelings are usually preceded by thoughts. So, hard though it may be, why not try to dwell on positive, pleasant things whenever possible? Also, do not wait for others to smile at you. Take the initiative; add a little happiness to someone else’s day. Yes, see your smile for what it really is—a gift that enriches you and the people who see it.

  1. What is the text mainly about? [ Select ] ["What people feel when smiling at others.", "How smiling affects your relationship with your colleagues.", "The effects of smiling on you and others.", "The negative effects of smiling on other people."]
  2. What can be concluded about the article in Observer? [ Select ] ["Only psychologists study smile.", "The articles in Observer are only about the study of smile.", "Smiling is part of being human beings.", "Smiling is something we learn later in life."]
  3. How may a person who is frowning feel according to the reading? Stressed and unconfident
  1. How did Magdalena feel after her mother smiled back while in the concentration camp? Spirited
  2. Look at the title of the text. What question would you expect it to answer? [ Select ] ["What gift do you give your parents?", "What is your most important quality?", "What is something you can give to anyone for free ?", "What is something that people expect from you?"] Answer 1: The effects of smiling on you and others. Answer 2: Smiling is part of being human beings. Answer 3: Stressed and unconfident Answer 4: Spirited Answer 5: What is something you can give to anyone for free?