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A. dim B. bright C. smart D. white Question 18. Choose the correct answer. A. suit B. source C. search D. surge Question 19. Choose the correct answer. A. either B. only C. both D. nor Question 20. Choose the correct answer. A. toll B. pain C. brain D. pale Question 21. Choose the correct answer. A. worn B. turned C. made D. calmed Question 22. Choose the correct answer. A. at B. in C. on D. for V. Read the following and do as directed. Research on animal behavior has increasingly revealed the depth of emotions and cognitive abilities present in various species. Contrary to earlier views that animals only reacted instinctively to stimuli, modern studies suggest that they possess complex inner lives that involve thoughts and feelings similar to those of humans. To challenge the preconception, primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall carried out research on free-living chimpanzees in Africa. They laugh when they play and cry when they grieve. They experience and express joy, sadness, fear, and even playfulness. For example, Goodall documented many instances where chimpanzee mothers comforted their young by embracing and grooming when they were frightened. Another example indicating a level of empathy and emotional understanding is her observation of social interactions among adult chimps. She noted that after conflicts or stressful incidents, adult chimps would engage in behaviors such as embracing, grooming or sitting closely together, which served as reconciliation. Therefore, touching and grooming are vital to maintaining stable relationships and keeping the peace within the community group. Conversely, chimpanzees deprived of normal living environments and social interaction often succumb to depression and other emotional illnesses, from which many never fully recover. As intelligent social animals, they suffer intensely from isolation. By and large, Jane Goodall’s observations have highlighted the importance of recognizing and respecting the emotional lives of chimpanzees and other non-human animals. Her work continues to inspire studies on animal behavior, conservation efforts, and our ethical considerations towards animals. a. Decide whether the following sentences are True or False: Question 23. It was believed that only humans have thoughts and feelings. A. True B. False Question 24. Jane Goodall collected data through observations of chimpanzees in their natural habitat. A. True B. False Question 25. Chimpanzee mothers took no notice of her frightened offsprings.
A. True B. False Question 26. Touching and grooming play an important role in maintaining cooperation chimpanzees. A. True B. False b. Choose the correct answer to each question: Question 27. What aspect of animal behavior does the author discuss in the passage? A. Toolmaking B. Cognitive abilities C. Emotional expressions D. Conflicts among species Question 28. What is the phrase “succumb to” closest in meaning to? A. suffer from B. slow down C. speed up D. work out VI. Supply the correct form of the word given in each sentence. Question 29. Much to her embarrassment, Tina realized that everyone in the room had heard her sing an aria. (EMBARRASS) Question 30. To make sure that you take the correct dosage, you must strictly follow the instructions on the medicine bottle. (INSTRUCT) Question 31. When Max told me how annoying it was to be tracked by parental controls, I really sympathized with him. (SYMPATHY) Question 32. Having been abandoned, the puppy seemed heart-broken/broken-hearted and searched the streets for its owner. (HEART) Question 33. Differing from robots which mechanically execute programmed tasks without hesitation, animals have thoughts and feelings. (MACHINE) Question 34. Music has a therapeutic value for treating mental health issues, including depression. (THERAPY) VII. Look at the entry of the word “pain” in a dictionary. Use what you can get from the entry to complete the sentences with TWO or THREE words. Question 35. I felt a sharp pain in my foot when I stepped on a pin. Question 36. The doctor prescribed some medication to relieve the pain from my injury. VIII. Rewrite each of the following sentences in another way so that it means almost the same as the sentence printed before it. Question 37. I’m sure you are surprised at your exam results. (MUST)