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    The document discusses whether animal intelligence is due to nature or nurture, with questions about whether animals that can imitate humans are more intelligent and whether domesticated animals trained by humans are smarter than wild animals. Responses provide examples of pigs, chimpanzees, and dolphins displaying intelligence through social behaviors, tool use, understanding language and concepts.

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    Genius: Nature or nurture?

    1. Do you think an animal is ability to imitate human behavior is a sign of high


    intelligence? Explain

    2. Do you think domesticated animals (dogs, horses, monkeys, parrots) that


    can be trained are more intelligent than animals living in the wild?

    3. Work in a small group. Think of three animals you believe are intelligent.
    What do they do that makes them seem intelligent?

    1. Yes, they have the capacity to imitate human behaviors, animals that are
    educated by their owners are capable of doing things that their owners
    teach them, such as: behavior in the house, which is what they should do
    and not. It depends on the teaching of the animal, this can better develop its
    ability to have our behaviors and abilities

    2. Yes, because the animals that live are free, they have wild behavior and
    they only aim to eat to live, while in the case of domestic animals it is
    different since not worrying about getting food since the owner takes care of
    that, the animal You can learn new things such as doing tricks and being
    trained.

    3. The pigs: These animals are not only adorable and very clean. In addition,
    they would have extraordinary abilities, such as leading a complex social
    life, understanding emotions, demonstrating empathy, finding the way out in
    mazes and learning simple symbolic language

    Chimpanzees: By sharing 98% of DNA with humans. These super intelligent


    beings would be able to create and use tools, as well as to hunt in organized
    groups. They would even be aware of themselves, empathic, altruistic and
    with a very good memory.

    the Dolphins: These beautiful animals have impressive abilities. From


    understanding general signs and words, to understanding numerical
    concepts. They can process visual and acoustic information, and even
    recognize scenes from a TV screen
    Sentences

    1. They are motivated by a need to achieve.

    2. Behavior is a mirror in which everyone shows his image.

    3. We have created a special category for part-time workers.

    4. Each person's genetic code is unique except in the case of identical twins.

    5. The committee came forward with one viable solution.

    6. He emphasized, instead, the role of sensory experience.

    7. Her obvious popularity made me feel inferior.

    8. My perception of the problem is quite different.

    9. Some trait must provide them with immunity from predation.

    10. She remained unconscious for several hours.


    Reflection paper

    In unit 4 I learned to focus on the topic of instinct or intellect? new vocabulary


    words such as achieve, approach, cognition, etc. I learned to make inferences, and
    hedging in sentences that are opinions. We read very interesting readings about
    how smart are animals?
    I learned identifying adjective clauses, such as who, which, that, when. Finally, I
    learned how to summarize a paragraph by choosing the topic, if I were a journalist
    writing for a newspaper or magazine using the vocabulary and grammar of this
    unit, it was a class and interesting, the teacher made a good class.
    PORTFOLIO
    Name: Kevin Pereda
    Teacher: Felix Caycho
    Course: Advanced 10

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