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yaroslaw [1]
3 years ago
7

Hog Wild Over Video Games by Moesha Harper What can the reader infer from the information in lines 6 through 10 A. The pigs only

wanted to play the games to earn candy B. Animal researchers worked with pigs for several years C. The shapes used in the matching game were all the same shape D. Chimpanzees have also been taught how to play video games
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1 answer:
Stells [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

D

Explanation:

Line 6 through 10 tells about an experiment run by an animal researcher in which pigs were trained to play video games. Line 9-10 of the passage goes as: <em>"...Curtis (the researcher) said the pigs got the point within minutes, learning at as rate as fast as chimpanzees." </em>He compared the learning speed between pigs and chimpanzees, which implies that chimpanzees were also trained to play the same games as pigs and even before pigs.

In addition:

A is incorrect as <em>candy </em>was not mentioned in the lines.

B is incorrect as the animal researcher worked with pigs <em>over a period of several weeks</em>, not years.

C is incorrect as the game was not described in the lines so the matching game was unknown.

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