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שאלה 1

Read the passage: "Octopuses possess a level of intelligence that puzzles scientists, largely because their brains evolved along a completely different path from those of mammals. Rather than concentrating neurons in a single central brain, an octopus distributes roughly two-thirds of its neurons throughout its eight arms, allowing each arm to process information and react semi-independently. This unusual architecture lets an octopus solve problems, such as opening a jar to reach food inside, without conscious oversight from the central brain for every movement. Laboratory studies have shown octopuses learning to navigate mazes, recognize individual human faces, and even use coconut shells as portable shelters, a behavior some researchers classify as tool use. Despite this apparent cleverness, octopuses live remarkably short lives, often only one to two years, which makes their capacity for complex learning even more puzzling: there is little time for an individual to benefit from lessons learned early in life. Some scientists suggest their intelligence evolved primarily to solve immediate survival problems, such as escaping predators, rather than for long-term planning." What can reasonably be concluded from the passage, even though it is not stated directly?

אa person who works night shifts consistently over many years may face greater health risks than someone who works an occasional night shift
בAn octopus's arm may be able to react to a situation even before the central brain is fully aware of it
גif spices had been easy to grow throughout Europe, they likely would not have driven such extensive exploration
דa city with no history of food deserts might see less benefit from urban farming than a city that has many food deserts

הפתרון

A reasonable conclusion is: An octopus's arm may be able to react to a situation even before the central brain is fully aware of it.

שאלה 2

Read the passage: "Octopuses possess a level of intelligence that puzzles scientists, largely because their brains evolved along a completely different path from those of mammals. Rather than concentrating neurons in a single central brain, an octopus distributes roughly two-thirds of its neurons throughout its eight arms, allowing each arm to process information and react semi-independently. This unusual architecture lets an octopus solve problems, such as opening a jar to reach food inside, without conscious oversight from the central brain for every movement. Laboratory studies have shown octopuses learning to navigate mazes, recognize individual human faces, and even use coconut shells as portable shelters, a behavior some researchers classify as tool use. Despite this apparent cleverness, octopuses live remarkably short lives, often only one to two years, which makes their capacity for complex learning even more puzzling: there is little time for an individual to benefit from lessons learned early in life. Some scientists suggest their intelligence evolved primarily to solve immediate survival problems, such as escaping predators, rather than for long-term planning." What can reasonably be concluded from the passage, even though it is not stated directly?

אa person with very limited knowledge of a field might be less likely to recognize how much they still do not know
בa city with no history of food deserts might see less benefit from urban farming than a city that has many food deserts
גa person's attention on a highly engaging task might not follow the same pattern as their attention on a boring task
דAn octopus's arm may be able to react to a situation even before the central brain is fully aware of it

הפתרון

A reasonable conclusion is: An octopus's arm may be able to react to a situation even before the central brain is fully aware of it.

שאלה 3

Read the passage: "The popular claim that human attention spans have shrunk to less than that of a goldfish has circulated widely online, but the scientific basis for this claim is far shakier than its popularity suggests. The comparison originates from a frequently cited but never properly verified statistic, and researchers who study attention argue that the concept itself is far too complex to summarize with a single number. Attention is not one uniform ability; a person's capacity to focus varies enormously depending on the task, their level of interest, and how information is presented. Some studies do suggest that constant digital notifications can make sustained, focused attention on a single task more difficult to maintain, but this is a different claim from saying overall attention capacity has permanently declined. Psychologists studying digital habits caution against treating attention as a fixed resource that technology simply drains, arguing instead that people are adapting to a media environment where switching between tasks happens more frequently, which is a change in behavior patterns rather than proof of a shrinking biological capacity." What can reasonably be concluded from the passage, even though it is not stated directly?

אa city with no history of food deserts might see less benefit from urban farming than a city that has many food deserts
בif spices had been easy to grow throughout Europe, they likely would not have driven such extensive exploration
גa person's attention on a highly engaging task might not follow the same pattern as their attention on a boring task
דAn octopus's arm may be able to react to a situation even before the central brain is fully aware of it

הפתרון

A reasonable conclusion is: a person's attention on a highly engaging task might not follow the same pattern as their attention on a boring task.

שאלה 4

Read the passage: "Impostor syndrome, a psychological pattern in which a person doubts their own accomplishments and harbors a persistent fear of being exposed as a fraud, was first described by psychologists in the late 1970s, initially based on observations of high-achieving women. Since then, research has shown that the experience is far more widespread, affecting people across genders, professions, and levels of accomplishment, including some of the most objectively successful individuals in their fields. What makes impostor syndrome particularly puzzling is that it does not correlate strongly with actual competence: highly skilled individuals often report feeling like impostors just as intensely as those with more modest achievements, suggesting the phenomenon has more to do with how people interpret their success than with the success itself. Some psychologists argue that impostor feelings can, ironically, coexist with genuine achievement precisely because capable people tend to have a clearer view of how much they still do not know, making their own accomplishments feel less impressive by comparison to the vast scope of their field." What can reasonably be concluded from the passage, even though it is not stated directly?

אAn octopus's arm may be able to react to a situation even before the central brain is fully aware of it
בif spices had been easy to grow throughout Europe, they likely would not have driven such extensive exploration
גa person with very limited knowledge of a field might be less likely to recognize how much they still do not know
דa person who works night shifts consistently over many years may face greater health risks than someone who works an occasional night shift

הפתרון

A reasonable conclusion is: a person with very limited knowledge of a field might be less likely to recognize how much they still do not know.

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