Dogs Vs. Cats Intelligence article

What was the topic of the article?

• Dogs

• Cats

• Animals

• Intelligence

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How many paragraphs does the article have?

• 6

• 10

• 12

• 4

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How many sections did the author break the article into?

• 6

• 10

• 12

• 4

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What was the author's purpose in the article?

• Inform

• Entertain

• Persuade

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Why did the author include the graphics?

• To give visual examples of the animals in the article

• To show scientific data

• To make the reader feel happy or positive about the topic

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Select the sentence from the text that supports the idea that DOGS are smarter than CATS.

• Dogs have twice as many neurons

• The average dog is larger than the average cat

• Generally cats are better at portion control than dogs

• Measuring intelligence is very difficult to do

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How does the article demonstrate the importance of 'neurons' and intelligence?

• by describing an experiment process in a lab

• by telling about challenges animals have in the wild

• by listing different parts of the brain

• by explaining how neurons help the brain process information

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Which answer choice proves that animals have different levels of intelligence?

• All humans have the same sized brain

• Raccoons are top on the intelligence list

• A cat has 250 million neurons, a dogs has 530 million

• The study on brains looked at a mix of many animals

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According to paragraph 7, what evidence is surprising about the raccoon?

• The size of it's brain mirrors a cat, but it has more neurons like a dog

• The way the neurons process information is much like a human brain

• Racoons are actually smarter than most animals

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What is the central idea of this text?

• Intelligence for any animal is determined by the number of neurons in the brain

• Cats are smarter than dogs

• Dogs have more intelligence than cats

• Scientists weigh in on what makes a healthy intelligent brain

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