"Though none of our wild birds were as receptive to humans as Sweetie, many showed the inclination to communicate." (Paragraph 23)
Select two descriptions of Sweetie that explain what the phrase receptive to humans means.
To find two descriptions of Sweetie that explain the phrase "receptive to humans," we can look for information within paragraph 23 of the text.
In the given passage, Sweetie is mentioned as the only wild bird who showed the inclination to communicate with humans. By comparing the behavior of other wild birds with Sweetie, it can be understood that Sweetie was more open and responsive in interacting with humans. This implies that "receptive to humans" means being open to and willing to communicate with humans.
Here are two descriptions of Sweetie that support this understanding:
1. "Sweetie was the only bird who would actively respond to human gestures and engage in communication."
2. "Unlike the other wild birds, Sweetie would readily approach humans and exhibit a desire to interact with them."
By analyzing the text, we can infer that Sweetie's behavior distinguished her from other wild birds, as she actively responded, approached, and engaged in communication with humans, making her more receptive to their presence.
The text does not provide specific descriptions of Sweetie that explain what "receptive to humans" means.
1. Sweetie was friendly and trusting towards humans.
2. Sweetie was willing to interact with humans.