dogs and wolves\ndogs and wolves are part of the same animal family. both animals have strong senses of…

dogs and wolves\ndogs and wolves are part of the same animal family. both animals have strong senses of smell and are loyal to their packs. but dogs and wolves are quite different when it comes to people. dogs are used to living with people and get along well with them. in fact, dogs have been called \mans best friend.\ wolves, on the other hand, cannot live with humans. wolves prefer to live in the wild, where they can hunt for their food. clearly, dogs belong with people, while wolves do not.\nwhat is the main, or central, idea of the passage?\nwolves and dogs are members of the same animal family, so they have many things in common.\ndogs are better suited to living with people than wolves are.

dogs and wolves\ndogs and wolves are part of the same animal family. both animals have strong senses of smell and are loyal to their packs. but dogs and wolves are quite different when it comes to people. dogs are used to living with people and get along well with them. in fact, dogs have been called \mans best friend.\ wolves, on the other hand, cannot live with humans. wolves prefer to live in the wild, where they can hunt for their food. clearly, dogs belong with people, while wolves do not.\nwhat is the main, or central, idea of the passage?\nwolves and dogs are members of the same animal family, so they have many things in common.\ndogs are better suited to living with people than wolves are.

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The passage first mentions that dogs and wolves are in the same animal family (commonality). But then it focuses on the difference in their relationship with people. It emphasizes that dogs are used to living with people ("man's best friend") while wolves prefer the wild and can't live with humans. So the main idea is about their different suitability for living with people.

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Dogs are better suited to living with people than wolves are.