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Practice Reading: Reading Fill in the Blanks ID: #31646 Dog Emotion

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Can dogs tell when we are happy, sad or angry? As a dog owner, I feel not only that I can tell what kind of state my pets are in, but also that they respond to my emotions. Yet as a hard-headed scientist, I try to take a more and pragmatic view. These personal seem more likely to result from my desire for a good relationship with my dogs.

observations around render rational emotional restore confident stayed

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Correct answer: confident
Explanation: The word 'confident' is an adjective that describes a state of certainty or assurance. In this context, it fits grammatically as it describes the speaker's feeling about their ability to interpret their dog's emotions, aligning with the overall sentiment of the sentence.
Meaning: 'Confident' means having a strong belief or assurance in oneself or one's abilities.
Wrong options:
restore: The verb 'restore' means to bring back to a former condition, which does not fit the context of expressing a feeling about understanding emotions.
stayed: The word 'stayed' is the past tense of 'stay,' which does not convey a feeling or state of assurance and is grammatically incorrect here.
render: The verb 'render' means to provide or give, which does not fit as it does not describe a feeling of assurance.
around: The word 'around' is a preposition or adverb that indicates location or direction, which does not fit in the context of expressing confidence.
Correct answer: emotional
Explanation: The term 'emotional' is an adjective that describes feelings or states of mind. It fits grammatically as it modifies 'state,' indicating the type of state being referred to, which is relevant to the context of discussing feelings.
Meaning: 'Emotional' refers to feelings or states related to emotions.
Wrong options:
restore: The verb 'restore' does not fit as it does not describe a type of state and is grammatically incorrect in this context.
stayed: The word 'stayed' is the past tense of 'stay' and does not relate to describing a state of feelings.
render: The verb 'render' does not fit as it does not describe a state and is not an adjective.
around: The word 'around' is a preposition or adverb that does not describe a state of feelings.
Correct answer: rational
Explanation: The word 'rational' is an adjective that describes a logical or reasonable approach. It fits grammatically as it describes the type of view the speaker is trying to take, which aligns with the context of being a scientist.
Meaning: 'Rational' means based on reason or logic rather than emotion.
Wrong options:
restore: The verb 'restore' does not fit as it does not describe a type of view and is grammatically incorrect in this context.
stayed: The word 'stayed' is the past tense of 'stay' and does not relate to describing a type of view.
render: The verb 'render' does not fit as it does not describe a view and is not an adjective.
around: The word 'around' is a preposition or adverb that does not describe a type of view.
Correct answer: observations
Explanation: The term 'observations' is a noun that refers to the act of noticing or perceiving something. It fits grammatically as it serves as the subject of the sentence, indicating what the personal experiences are based on.
Meaning: 'Observations' refers to the act of watching or noticing something carefully.
Wrong options:
restore: The verb 'restore' does not fit as it does not describe a type of personal experience and is grammatically incorrect in this context.
stayed: The word 'stayed' is the past tense of 'stay' and does not relate to describing personal experiences.
render: The verb 'render' does not fit as it does not describe personal experiences and is not a noun.
around: The word 'around' is a preposition or adverb that does not describe personal experiences.

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