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Read this excerpt from Yoko’s report about dogs: A canine’s primary sense is its sense of smell, making dogs exceptionally good at detecting odors. While a human has about five million olfactory receptors, a dog has more than 200 million, making dogs capable of a variety of difficult tasks, including locating disaster survivors, detecting illegal currency, sniffing out banned agricultural products, and finding criminal evidence. What is the author’s point of view based on your analysis of the evidence in this excerpt? A. Dogs have a sense of smell that is far superior to the human sense of smell. B. Specific breeds of dogs are better suited for detecting illegal substances. C. Humans can enhance their olfactory abilities through specialized training. D. State and national government organizations require the assistance of dogs to carry out their responsibilities.

Answer 1

A

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Answer 2

A

Step-by-step explanation:

The author is mainly talking about what dogs can do with their sense of smell, and the author also compared our ability of smell to a dogs, so they're trying to prove that a dog's sense of smell is superior to ours