Answer to Question #182739 in English for Solomon Appiah

Question

Read the following passage carefully and summarize it in ONE sentence.

The truth about pigs is that their reputation for being dull and dirty is undeserved. The pig is actually a curious and intelligent animal. For instance, a pig will not take anything for granted; it will poke, and prod something until it arrives at a conclusion. A pig’s intelligence is so keen that the animal needs to do something only once – such as turn on an automatic drinking fountain – to know how to do it again. Furthermore, pigs are basically no dirtier than any other farm animal. Because pigs don’t sweat, they seek out water in order to cool off. On a farm, the water that a pig finds is usually in a mud puddle. However, the pig would be just as happy splashing in a bathtub since it is water, not dirt that pigs enjoy.

 

Answer 1

Pigs are intelligent and curious animals that only need to do something once and will recollect how to do it; however, they are uncalled for depicted as dull and dirtiest of the firm creatures, yet they splash in water mostly found in the mud puddle for them.