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Dog owners say dogs are smarter. However, this may not be the case. Cats tend to hide their intelligence; they don't want praise from their owners. Cats are independent, whereas dogs are social and mostly travel in groups. Because of this, many people believe that dogs are more intelligent, but the ways of measuring the intelligence of cats and dogs are different because they are different animals. Therefore, the intelligence of cats may be underestimated(低估).The senses of a cat are more developed than dogs. They hear and see better than dogs. The memory of cats is a lot better than dogs. Cats have both long⁃term and short⁃term memory. The memory of cats is two hundred times more than dogs. This means that the memory of cats is even better than monkeys and chimpanzees. Scientific American states that cats can hold 1000 times more "data storage" than an iPad.Cats have better cognition(认知) than dogs. It is true that dogs have a better social IQ than cats, but that doesn't mean that they are smarter than cats. Cats can solve complex problems, and can also distinguish between complex shapes. Also, the observation of cats is greater than that of any other domestic animal. If something new and different enters a house, the cat can quickly figure out what it is. This makes training a cat very easy because they are able to observe what happens very quickly, and are able to learn quicker than dogs.In conclusion, cats have the brain, but they don't want to show it because they don't want love; they want food and just the basic necessities in order to survive. The Huffington Post says, "Dogs come when they're called; cats take a message and get back to you." This quote can show us that maybe cats are the smarter ones.28. From the first paragraph, we know cats are ____ .A. social B. independent C. stupid D. lovely29. About the memory of animals, which one of the following is true? ____ A. Dogs>Cats>Monkeys B. Cats>Dogs>MonkeysC. Monkeys>Cats>Dogs D. Cats>Monkeys>Dogs30. What makes training a cat so easy? ____ A. That the cat doesn't want love. B. That the cat has a better social IQ.C. That the cat has better memory than the dog.D. That the cat can observe and learn more quickly.31.How is the passage mainly developed? ____ A. By inferring. B. By comparing. C. By listing examples. D. By giving explanations.32.What is the best title of the text? ____ A. Dogs Have Higher Social IQs than Cats B. The Reasons Why the Cats Are IndependentC. The Intelligence of Cats Is Underestimated D. Dogs and Cats

Dog owners say dogs are smarter. However, this may not be the case. Cats tend to hide their intelligence; they don't want praise from their owners. Cats are independent, whereas dogs are social and mostly travel in groups. Because of this, many people believe that dogs are more intelligent, but the ways of measuring the intelligence of cats and dogs are different because they are different animals. Therefore, the intelligence of cats may be underestimated(低估).
The senses of a cat are more developed than dogs. They hear and see better than dogs. The memory of cats is a lot better than dogs. Cats have both long⁃term and short⁃term memory. The memory of cats is two hundred times more than dogs. This means that the memory of cats is even better than monkeys and chimpanzees. Scientific American states that cats can hold 1000 times more "data storage" than an iPad.
Cats have better cognition(认知) than dogs. It is true that dogs have a better social IQ than cats, but that doesn't mean that they are smarter than cats. Cats can solve complex problems, and can also distinguish between complex shapes. Also, the observation of cats is greater than that of any other domestic animal. If something new and different enters a house, the cat can quickly figure out what it is. This makes training a cat very easy because they are able to observe what happens very quickly, and are able to learn quicker than dogs.
In conclusion, cats have the brain, but they don't want to show it because they don't want love; they want food and just the basic necessities in order to survive. The Huffington Post says, "Dogs come when they're called; cats take a message and get back to you." This quote can show us that maybe cats are the smarter ones.
28. From the first paragraph, we know cats are ____ .
A. social        
B. independent         
C. stupid        
D. lovely
29. About the memory of animals, which one of the following is true? ____
A. Dogs>Cats>Monkeys                
B. Cats>Dogs>Monkeys
C. Monkeys>Cats>Dogs                
D. Cats>Monkeys>Dogs
30. What makes training a cat so easy? ____
A. That the cat doesn't want love.     
B. That the cat has a better social IQ.
C. That the cat has better memory than the dog.
D. That the cat can observe and learn more quickly.
31.How is the passage mainly developed? ____
A. By inferring.   
B. By comparing.  
C. By listing examples.    
D. By giving explanations.
32.What is the best title of the text? ____
A. Dogs Have Higher Social IQs than Cats     
B. The Reasons Why the Cats Are Independent
C. The Intelligence of Cats Is Underestimated   
D. Dogs and Cats

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28.B.推理判断题.根据Cats tend to hide their intelligence; they don't want praise from their owners. Cats are independent, whereas dogs are social and mostly travel in groups.猫倾向于隐藏他们的智慧,他们不希望自己的主人称赞,它是独立的.故选DB.
29.D.细节理解题.根据 The memory of cats is two hundred times more than dogs. This means that the memory of cats is even better than monkeys and chimpanzees.可知,关于动物的记忆力,猫好于猴子,猴子好于狗.故选D.
30.D.细节理解题.根据 This makes training a cat very easy because they are able to observe what happens very quickly, and are able to learn quicker than dogs.可知,猫可以更快地观察和学习,这使得训练猫变得如此简单.故选D.
31.B.细节理解题.阅读全文,根据文章内容可知,本文主要是通过猫和狗对比来发展文章内容,故选B.
32.C. 主旨大意题.阅读全文,根据文章内容可知,本文主要讲述了狗主人说狗比较聪明. 但是,情况可能并非如此. 猫倾向于隐藏他们的智慧,他们不希望自己的主人称赞. 猫是独立的,而狗是社会性的.因此,许多人认为狗更聪明,但测量猫和狗智力的方式却不同,因为它们是不同的动物. 因此,猫的智力可能被低估了.故选C.

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