Question

Read the following statements:

$\text{A}:$ Wolves howl to one another to send information.

$\text{B}:$ The sound made the rain is called burble.

• A. $\text{A}$ is false, but $\text{B}$ is true.
• B. $\text{A}$ is true, but $\text{B}$ is false.
• C. Both $\text{A}$ and $\text{B}$ are true.
• D. Both $\text{A}$ and $\text{B}$ are false.

Answer 1

The correct option is B $\text{A}$ is true, but $\text{B}$ is false.

• Animals make sounds to send information to other animals or to call their family and partners. Wolves live in groups of $10-15$ and they howl to each other to call their family members.


• The sound heard when rain is falling, is called $\text{pitter-patter}$, not burble. Burbling is the sound made by a waterfall.