Question

1. These words and phrases have animal names in them, usually used to describe an action that could be compared to the
behaviors of the animal in the word. How many of these words can you figure out from the definition?
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Very determined
To fool around with people
Crazy
Often occupied
Strange, not as it seems​

Answer 1

Answer:

Zoomorphism means assigning a person, event, or a deity with animalistic characteristics. Anthropomorphism, on the other hand, is ascribing human qualities to other objects, animals, and inhuman creatures in order to give an insight into their functions.

Explanation:

Use the adjective oviparous to describe an animal that lays eggs. Birds and lizards are oviparous.