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# 1Multiple Choice
What is the main hypothesis presented in the chapter about the origins of numbers?
A. Humans always understood abstract numbers from the start

B. The concept of number originated from the direct perception of objects and their plurality

C. Numbers were invented by early humans to represent time

D. Animals were the first to understand numbers in abstract form
# 2Multiple Choice
Which Animal is able to trick their prey into thinking they are "dead" as to attract their prey?
A. Skunks
B. Foxes
C. Chimpanzees
D. Lions
# 3Multiple Choice
According to the chapter, what is the primary difference between the number recognition in animals and humans?
A. Animals can only recognize numbers when they are written down

B. Humans can count abstractly, while animals only recognize concrete quantities

C. Humans cannot recognize concrete quantities
# 4Multiple Choice
What behavior do domesticated animals like dogs and cats exhibit to show a rudimentary sense of number?
A. They can distinguish between abstract numbers greater than ten

B. hey react when one item is mjissing from a small set of familiar objects

C. They can perform arithmetic calculations

# 5Multiple Choice
Which animal was mentioned as demonstrating a rudimentary sense of "more than" and "less than" after training?
A. Monkeys

B. Elephants
C. Goldfish

D. Crows
# 6Multiple Choice
How did the crow in the chapter's story show its ability to distinguish numbers?
A. It could count the number of objects in a pile of food

B. t could differentiate between one, two, and three men at the watchtower
C. It could identify specific individuals based on their appearance

D. It was able to recognize patterns in the environment
# 7Multiple Choice
What does the crow’s ability to detect the presence of five or six men suggest about its numerical abilities?
A. It could easily count large sets of numbers

B. It could only distinguish between numbers less than five

C. It could not discriminate between numbers greater than three or four

D. It had advanced abstract number concepts
# 8Multiple Choice
What is the general conclusion about the nature of number-sense in animals based on the examples given in the chapter?
A. Animals have no numerical abilities whatsoever

B. Some animals show a basic understanding of equivalence and non-equivalence in small sets of objects

C. All animals can count abstractly, like humans

D. Animals can perform complex mathematical calculations
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