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    The document discusses a study that tested the ability of great apes like gorillas and chimpanzees to lie or deceive. The study involved a large-scale experiment where the apes were given a public test of their ability to spot lies or detect deception. Some key findings were that great apes tend to behave differently when lying, saying less and providing fewer details, and they may appear more nervous when lying as shown through their body language and movements.

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    The document discusses a study that tested the ability of great apes like gorillas and chimpanzees to lie or deceive. The study involved a large-scale experiment where the apes were given a public test of their ability to spot lies or detect deception. Some key findings were that great apes tend to behave differently when lying, saying less and providing fewer details, and they may appear more nervous when lying as shown through their body language and movements.

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    Questio Answer 13 Question Paraphrased word

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    1 vi Do only human The great Apes
    Lie Deceit
    2 ii Begin lie The development of deception
    3 viii Public test Large-scall experiment
    Ability Able
    Spot Detect
    4 iv False Fail
    Belief Base on someone’s opinion on
    behaviours
    5 i Really do Tend to do
    Things liars do Say less, provide fewer details,…
    6 v Which forrm Words
    Exposing lie The lie-detecting
    7 A Blame Sign to indicate
    Grolia The great apes/koko
    8 C Being filmed In front of cameras
    9 A Object was Breakage/a toy cat
    damaged
    10 B
    11 Nervous Shown/display Appear
    12 Feelings Avoid talking Say less
    Own His
    13 Words The movement Body language

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