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B2 - Lesson 31 \|\| Video Quiz (Dolphins: OUR FRIENDS AND PROTECTORS)Versión en línea B2 - Lesson 31 \|\| Video Quiz (Dolphins: OUR FRIENDS AND PROTECTORS) por G's English 1 6. In the context of the video, what does the word "altruism" most closely mean? a A. Helping others without expecting personal benefit b B. Acting aggressively toward potential threats c C. Communicating effectively with other species d D. Demonstrating superior intelligence 2 1. According to the text, what is the most likely explanation for why marine mammals help humans in danger? a They are trained by scientists to assist humans b They may recognize humans as fellow air-breathing mammals in trouble c They are protecting their territory from intruders d They are seeking food rewards from humans 3 2. What strategy did the dolphins use to protect swimmers from a great white shark in New Zealand? a A. They attacked the shark directly b B. They created loud noises to scare the shark away c C. They formed a protective circle around the swimmers d D. They led the swimmers to a nearby boat 4 4. How long did dolphins stay with an unconscious scuba diver in the English Channel? a A. 24 hours b B. 56 hours c C. 7 hours d D. 150 hours 5 3. What does the text suggest about marine mammals' altruistic behavior? a A. It is limited to helping only human beings b B. It extends to helping other animal species as well c C. It only occurs when there are rewards involved d D. It is purely accidental and not intentional 6 7. What action did the beluga whale named Mila take to help the diver whose legs were paralyzed? a A. The whale called for human assistance b B. The whale brought the diver warm water c C. The whale grabbed the diver's leg and pushed her to the surface d D. The whale swam in circles around the diver to create warmth 7 5. What can be inferred about the relationship between humans and marine mammals based on the text? a A. It is a modern phenomenon that began with wildlife filmmaking b B. It is primarily based on scientific research and observation c C. It is a deep connection that dates back thousands of years d D. It exists only in popular culture and movies

B2 - Lesson 31 || Video Quiz (Dolphins: OUR FRIENDS AND PROTECTORS)Versión en línea

B2 - Lesson 31 || Video Quiz (Dolphins: OUR FRIENDS AND PROTECTORS)

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6. In the context of the video, what does the word "altruism" most closely mean?

A. Helping others without expecting personal benefit

B. Acting aggressively toward potential threats

C. Communicating effectively with other species

D. Demonstrating superior intelligence

1. According to the text, what is the most likely explanation for why marine mammals help humans in danger?

They are trained by scientists to assist humans

They may recognize humans as fellow air-breathing mammals in trouble

They are protecting their territory from intruders

They are seeking food rewards from humans

2. What strategy did the dolphins use to protect swimmers from a great white shark in New Zealand?

A. They attacked the shark directly

B. They created loud noises to scare the shark away

C. They formed a protective circle around the swimmers

D. They led the swimmers to a nearby boat

4. How long did dolphins stay with an unconscious scuba diver in the English Channel?

A. 24 hours

B. 56 hours

C. 7 hours

D. 150 hours

3. What does the text suggest about marine mammals' altruistic behavior?

A. It is limited to helping only human beings

B. It extends to helping other animal species as well

C. It only occurs when there are rewards involved

D. It is purely accidental and not intentional

7. What action did the beluga whale named Mila take to help the diver whose legs were paralyzed?

A. The whale called for human assistance

B. The whale brought the diver warm water

C. The whale grabbed the diver's leg and pushed her to the surface

D. The whale swam in circles around the diver to create warmth

5. What can be inferred about the relationship between humans and marine mammals based on the text?

A. It is a modern phenomenon that began with wildlife filmmaking

B. It is primarily based on scientific research and observation

C. It is a deep connection that dates back thousands of years

D. It exists only in popular culture and movies

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B2 - Lesson 31 || Video Quiz (Dolphins: OUR FRIENDS AND PROTECTORS)Versión en línea

por G's English

6. In the context of the video, what does the word "altruism" most closely mean?

1. According to the text, what is the most likely explanation for why marine mammals help humans in danger?

2. What strategy did the dolphins use to protect swimmers from a great white shark in New Zealand?

4. How long did dolphins stay with an unconscious scuba diver in the English Channel?

3. What does the text suggest about marine mammals' altruistic behavior?

7. What action did the beluga whale named Mila take to help the diver whose legs were paralyzed?

5. What can be inferred about the relationship between humans and marine mammals based on the text?