Question

A student is writing a report for English class about hearing dogs. First, read the draft of the introduction and body of the paper. Then, complete the task that follows. Sue sleeps soundly on her bed when her alarm clock goes off, blasting loud rock music through her apartment. Sue continues to snooze, unaware of the noise. Her dog, Levi, hears the sound and leaps on Sue’s bed, alerting her to the fact that it is time to get ready for work. This scene from the biographical television series “Sue Thomas:F.B.Eye” is repeated in thousands of homes across the nation, as many people who are deaf rely on hearing dogs every day to help them in their routines. Hearing dogs are in the category of “assistance dogs” and are similar to the traditional seeing-eye dogs that help the blind. In fact, the dogs are sometimes referred to as “hearing-ear” dogs. These dogs help people who are deaf to become aware of sounds in their environment by alerting them to common household sounds such as a phone or doorbell ring, a microwave buzzer, a smoke alarm going off, or a baby’s cry. The animals also help their owners in public, noticing sounds such as honking horns and other traffic noises. A hearing dogis trained to make physical contact when it hears a sound and then lead the person to the source. Often the dog will lift a paw to the person, as if ready to shake hands. Other times it will be a bit more physical, like Levi’s leap into bed. In public, the dog will turn to the source of sound, alerting the person to different things such as vehicles, sirens, or other sources of noise. Dogs in training programs have to meet high standards. They must respond to basic obedience commands 90% of the time and must respond to sounds within 15seconds. The person receiving the dog must also go through training, proving he or she can work with the dog and properly take care of it.

The student needs a conclusion for the English report. Write a one to two paragraph conclusion for this essay that follows logically from and supports the information in the introduction and body. Please help it was due 3 days ago!

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Service, (hearing and seeing included) dogs are extremely important in our everyday world. The information given to me, includes those purposes.

many elderly, and veterans couldn’t get by very well without a helping hand (or paw) I believe the world turns easier with the relief that those small animals, have saved to many lives. They truly are a wonder, and all the information you have given me has supported my claims.