Time2- U5- Warmup- The Real World

Multiple Choice

A grey African parrot can count.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Horse can regconize human voice

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Recognize is .................

• to understand the meaning of something that someone says

• to know someone or something because you have seen or heard him or her or experienced it before

• to get new knowledge or skill in a subject or activity

Multiple Choice

Cats have better memory in compared to Dogs

• Yes

• No

• Neutral

Multiple Choice

I am big and fat. My color is gray. I have a big nose. It is called a trunk.

• 
  cow

• lion

• elephant

• tiger

Multiple Choice

I am black and orange. I like to eat meat. I love to run and hunt animals.

• 
  tiger

• elephant

• kangaroo

• cow

Multiple Choice

What is the Fact?

• a brief story that illustrates an idea

• statement from someone with special knowledge

• provable statement

• specific instance of a general rule

Multiple Choice

What is the Opinion?

• a brief story that illustrates an idea

• statement from someone with special knowledge

• provable statement

• the thoughts and statement from a specific person

Multiple Choice

Finish the phrase and identify the reason: “An elephant never ___________”

• Takes more than it needs. (Because they are constantly moving.)

• Forgets. (Because they remember complex musical patterns and recognize people they haven’t seen in years.)

• Moves on. (Because they can hold grudges and will retaliate.)

• Can be trusted. (Because they are mischievous and manipulative.)

Multiple Choice

What are two of the ways that chimpanzee intelligence is similar to humans?

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  What are two of the ways that chimpanzee intelligence is similar to humans?

  Chimps are fast builders and can use a variety of tools.

• Chimps are quickly able to adapt to new environments and can read weather patterns.

• Chimps are natural problem solvers and excellent communicators.

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  Chimps manipulate their environment to suit their needs, by building elaborate housing structures.

Multiple Choice

The majority of an octopus’ brain is where?

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  Its head. (An octopus can change the shape of its head to protect its brain.)

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  Its legs. (An octopus loses some abilities if it loses a leg, until that leg grows back.)

• In special sacs around its mouth. (An octopus’ jaws hold bundles of the most sensitive and active nerve endings.)

• Its skin. (Octopi communicate, affect their surroundings, and hunt prey using a natural ability to change their skin colors and pattern

Multiple Choice

If a pig loses which sense, it is almost like a learning disability for them?

• 
  

  sight

• 
  

  hearing

• taste

• smell

Multiple Choice

Parrots and apes are alike in what ways?

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  They both crave human attention.

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  They will go through multiple steps to solve small puzzles, and they eliminate false solutions to problems slowly and deliberately until they find the correct one.

• They both develop complex family and social structures.

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  They outsmart predators by mimicking the sounds of other prey.

Multiple Choice

A mother cat contributes largely to her kittens’ intelligence levels by:

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  Feeding them a specific diet when they are a few weeks old.

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  Choosing the safest, most secure location to raise them in.

• Taking them on “training missions” as soon as they can walk.

• Teaching them to hunt, groom themselves, and remain safe and having them mimic her actions until perfect.

Multiple Choice

At their smartest level, dogs are able to do what?

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  Combine commands and problem solve without specific instructions.

• Teach other dogs the tricks that they know.

• Perform complicated tricks that require years of training to master.

• Work together to help another dog when it is needed.