The question has a sentence that is split into four parts. One of them has an error. Mark the letter corresponding to the erroneous part as your answer A leopard (A) / though smaller (B) / than an elephant is (C) / a much dangerous animal  (D)

The striped tiger is not the _______ animal in the jungle. A. more mercilest B. mercifulest C. most merciful D. more merciful

4)An ocean mammal, such as the blue whale, _________ than mammals that live on land. Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?SECAGREN-004behaves quite differentlybehave quite differentlybehaves quite differenthas behaviors quite differently

The following question consists of a sentence that is either partly or entirely underlined and may or may not have a grammatical error. Below each sentence are four versions of the underlined part of the sentence. Choose the option that correctly rephrases the underlined part of the given sentence. Mark the answer as ‘No Error’ if there is no error in the underlined part."The elephant will soon be declared a national heritage animal and should get the similar protection as a tiger, declared the environment ministry."Select one:a. And should get the same protection as the tigerb. And will get the same protection as the tigerc. No errord. And should get the same protection as a tigere. And should get a similar protection as a tiger

omplete the paragraph by choosing the correct alternative, if given word is correct then select no correction required as option: "On"0.7xen-US1Around2Beside3Towards4No correction requiredAn elephant herd has_____i_____(most) females and baby elephants. The ___ii____ (older) female is the leader of the herd. Male elephants ___iii__ (survive) in the herd till they are 14-15 years old. Animal's herds usually move ___iv__(on) together

1.         IF X eats meatTHEN X is a carnivore2.         IF X is a carnivoreTHEN X has sharp teeth3.         IF X is a carnivoreTHEN X has sharp claws4.         IF X has a big muzzle AND X has sharp teeth AND X lives in forestsTHEN X hunts bigger animals5.         IF X has sharp claws AND X has sharp teethTHEN X is a predator6.         IF X hunts bigger animalsTHEN X lives and hunts in herds7.         IF X howls at nightTHEN X is similar to a dog8.         IF X is a predator AND X lives in forests AND X lives in caves AND X is afraid of big predators AND X has brown furTHEN X is a fox9.         IF X is a predator AND X is of medium height AND X lives in forestsTHEN X is similar to a dog10.    IF X is a predator AND X is of large height AND X lives in forestsTHEN X is a bear11.    IF X howls at nightTHEN X has a big muzzle12.    IF X lives and hunts in herds AND X howls at night AND X is similar to a dog AND X is greyTHEN X is a wolf13.    IF X has a bushy tailTHEN X covers tracks14.    IF X covers tracksTHEN X lives in caves15.    IF X covers tracksTHEN X is afraid of big predatorsUsing the knowledge base given, demonstrate a forward chaining using the following facts (that all together are added to the working memory at 0 iteration) known at the beginning if the search:X lives in forestsX eats meatX has a bushy tailX has brown furTake into account:Find: an answer to the question “Who is X?”Always start the search of the knowledge base from the 1st production ruleIn case several production rules match a pattern in the working memory, apply the following conflict resolution strategy:Fire a more specific rule (it uses more conditions or provides more statement) Otherwise, always fire the last of the recently added production rulesIn case new patterns are not added to the working memory, or the newly added pattern does not allow to find new enabled rules, then it is necessary to return to the rules that matched with the previously added patterns but have not been used in the previous iterations (it is a backtracking).The solution of the task must be presented in the table given below