Read the passage. And how come we think dogs are so smart? Sure a dog might be clever enough to fetch his leash when he wants to
go out. But the same mutt might also bark at a vacuum cleaner and spend a whole hour chasing his own tail. Is Rover really any brighter than a hamster, a chicken, or that kid who’s always eating Play-Doh? How can you measure an animal’s brain power? Which element of this passage tells you that the writer’s purpose is to give you information about animal intelligence? A) The writer explains what dogs can and cannot do. B) The writer argues that smaller animals, such as hamsters, aren’t necessarily dumb. C) The writer asks you question that she plans to answer in the text. D) The writer makes a joke about humans eating play- doh.
C is the choice I would make because I believe the writer is planning to answer this question: "and how come we think dogs are so smart". The writer never tells us what dogs can't do (a) or mention others being dumb (b) and doesn't make fun of humans (d)
The prince laid himself down on a couch with no pillows, he was upset and thought of what he has to do. He tries to get some food to eat but there were only rotten apples. There was a songbird with him and he takes out his anger on the little bird.
