Directions (Q. Nos. 84-90): Read the following unseen passage and answer the questions.

(i) The chief means of communication that humans have words. No animals are able to communicate with words, of course but many animals are able to communicate with one another.

(ii) Many animals communicate by making certain kinds of noises. When a horse, for example, neighs or paws the ground, it means something to other horses. A hen give a warning noise to her chicks when danger is present.

(iii) Dogs communicate in a variety of ways they bark, growl, snarl, whine and howl. They bare their teeth or lift a paw. Other dogs understand these sounds and movements.

(iv) Bees have a fantastic ability to communicate. When they return to the hive, they do a dance that tell the other bees what kind of flowers they have found how far away they were, the direction to go and so on.

(v) Birds, as we all know, have bird songs. And they are able to communicate in this way. In fact there are ‘dialects' in bird songs. The song of the same kind of bird is slightly different in Switzerland than it is in England and it even varies in different parts of the country.

(vi) Many people believe that their pet dog can understand human language. Actually, what dogs learn is what certain tones of voice mean, not the actual words. An interesting thing is that domestic animals, such as cats and dogs, have learned how to communicate with their masters. They beg for food, or mew until a door is opened. But wild animals do not seem able to express their desires, such as begging for food from each other.

(vii) But even when animals do communicate, the most they can express is feelings and intentions. They cannot have a conversation.

Question: 89 - Find the word from the passage which mean the same as splendid.

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