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A、By following people around. B、By using facial looks and body gestures. C、By jumping and dancing. D、By barking and yelling. B短文
A、By following people around. B、By using facial looks and body gestures. C、By jumping and dancing. D、By barking and yelling. B短文
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2014-09-30
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问题
A new study shows how our best friend might be even more human-like than we thought. The study, published in the journal Current Biology, suggests that(23)dogs are able to read our "communicative intent"—that is, our intention to interact with them—via our faces, an ability that very young humans possess. Increasing evidence supports the notion that humans and dogs share some social skills, with dogs’ social-cognitive functioning resembling that of a 6-month to 2-year-old child in many respects.(24)The utilization of realistic cues is one of these features: Dogs, as well as human infants, are sensitive to cues that signal communicative intent. To test this theory, Topal, a researcher, and his colleagues tracked the eye movements of dogs as they watched video recordings of humans turning toward plastic pots. When the person said "Hi dog!" in a high-pitched voice and looked straight at the dog, and then turned toward the pot, the dogs were more likely to look at the pot, compared with if the person just said "Hi dog!" in a low-pitched voice and avoided eye contact. The findings reveal that dogs are receptive to human communication in a manner that was previously attributed only to human infants. However, Deleta Jones, a dog trainer from California, says that she doesn’t think the finding means dogs have evolved in any certain way to interact with humans—rather, that’s just how they interact with anyone, whether it be a dog or a person. When they learn verbal commands, they are learning a foreign language.(25)Dogs normally speak through body language and facial expression. It’s more natural to them.
23. What does the study published in the journal Current Biology find?
24. What kind of cues can attract dogs?
25. According to the passage, how do dogs speak?
选项
A、By following people around.
B、By using facial looks and body gestures.
C、By jumping and dancing.
D、By barking and yelling.
答案
B
解析
短文最后提到,狗是通过身体语言和面部表情来交谈的。
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