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What is the fundamental differences between human & animals?

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Answer 1
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Humans belong to the species “Homo sapiens”

Animals cover a number of species.

Humans are omnivores.

Most animals are either herbivores or carnivores. Animals like bears are omnivores.

The average human brain weighs 1.2 kgs

Brain size varies across species – with the largest ones weighing in at 6.92 kgs (blue whales) and the smallest ever belonging to the ragworm, measuring just under 180 micrometres across (equal to the width of a human hair)

Just like animals, humans are also driven by instincts. However, we can also reason.

Animals are primarily driven by instincts.

Modern humans are bipedal.

Most vertebrates are quadrupedal, i.e., they walk on four legs. Few animals such as snakes crawl. The aquatic organisms have fins to swim.

Humans have “true language” to express themselves.

Animals communicate with each other; however, none have the complexity nor

the expressiveness of the human language.

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Answer 2
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Humans

  • Humans belong to the species “Homo sapiens”
  • Humans are omnivores.
  • The average human brain weighs 1.2 kgs
  • Humans are driven by instinct and reason
  • Modern humans are bipedal.
  • Humans have “true language” to express themselves.

Animals

  • Animals cover a number of species.
  • Most animals are either herbivores or carnivores. Animals like bears are omnivores.
  • Brain size varies across species – with the largest ones weighing in at 6.92 kgs (blue whales) and the smallest ever belonging to the ragworm, measuring just under 180 micrometres across (equal to the width of a human hair)
  • Animals are primarily driven by instincts.
  • Most vertebrates are quadrupedal, i.e., they walk on four legs. Few animals such as snakes crawl. The aquatic organisms have fins to swim.
  • Animals communicate with each other; however, none have the complexity nor  the expressiveness of the human language.

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The best word to complete the sentence above is: A. dossiers. The meaning of this word is collective documentation about a particular person, place, or event. In this sentence, you can refer to the context clues "request these files" that help us recognize the meaning of the word.

Choose the characteristics of the writers belonging to the period of Common Sense select all that applycritical responsibility
use of reason and logic
sentimental tone
use of realism
interest in the supernatural
suspicion of shows of emotional, religious views

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The correct answer are critical responsibility, use of reason and logic, use of realism, suspicion of shows of emotional, religious views.

Common sense period was actually about that, common sense, not about emotional appeals or supernatural beliefs. They valued hard work, scientific development, education, etc.

Answer:

everything except superbnatural and sentimental.

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Because of my sore throat, my singing is bad today. But it was _____ yesterday.more bad
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Answer:

Because of my sore throat, my singing is bad today. But it was worse yesterday.

Explanation:

The comparative degree of an adjective is used in the above sentence. When two things or two people are compared with each other, the comparative degree of an adjective is used. In the above sentence, the soreness of the thought has been compared between 'today' and 'yesterday'. Therefore, the comparative degree of 'bad' which is 'worse' is used.
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A tweet is shorter than an essay.Strong: Claim

Weak: Not a Claim

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Answer:

Weak: Not a Claim

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See image (Plato)

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