Question

Part A If you want the story ill comment it.

What is the author's viewpoint in "Are Dogs Dumb?"

A: Animal intelligence tests should be designed based on each animal's unique abilities and needs.

B: The more similar an animal is to humans, the smarter that animal is.

C: The more rewards an animal receives during an intelligence test, the better it will perform.

D: Intelligence tests explain why dogs are not as smart as other species of animals.


Question 2
Part B

How is the viewpoint in Part A conveyed in the text?


A: by comparing the tasks that chimpanzees can accomplish compared to a dog or a chicken

B: by explaining that animals must be naturally curious and unafraid to try new things in order to pass intelligence tests

C: by showing that intelligence tests have different outcomes depending on how well the design fits the animal being tested

D: by describing how dogs are motivated to learn new things when they receive treats for positive behaviors

Answer 1

Part A: The author's viewpoint in "Are Dogs D.mb?" is B: The more similar an animal is to humans, the smart that animal is.

This finding explains why dogs are considered more intelligent, unlike other animals. After all, dogs almost do whatever we want them to do.

Part B: The viewpoint expressed by the author in Part A as conveyed in the text is C: shows that intelligence tests have different outcomes depending on how well the design fits the animal being tested.

Thus, since we interact more with dogs than other animals, people think dogs are more intelligent than other animals, but measuring intelligence depends on using the correct tests.

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