81. It can be inferred from the text that animal emotions ____.
- originate from natural evolution
- develop faster in social encounters
- remain uncertain until we are sure
- are as rich and deep as human emotions
82. It is implied by the ideas of evolutionary continuity that ____.
- the lifestyle of different species is continuous in evolution
- there is no clear border between human beings and animals
- all species depend on complex social interactions to survive
- more similarities among species have been evolved than dissimilarities
83. Some people maintain a scientific skepticism because they ____.
- fail to realize what uncertainty really means to science
- are uncertain about whether animals have emotions
- prefer to put off whatever they do in science
- ignore the nature of scientific research
84. According to Henry Pollack, uncertainty ____.
- hinders scientific progress
- catalyzes creativity in science
- means the absence of certainty
- accounts for all our decisions in life
85. By citing the example of the response to his questions, the author shows that ____.
- people usually prefer positive questions to negative ones
- whether dogs have feelings is a desirable question to ask
- whether dogs don't have feelings is a silly question to ask
- human behavior can serve as a guide to study animal feelings
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