Passage Summary: Language requires naming both feelings and objects. While many animals can vocally signal feelings like hunger, only humans use names for objects, a task that requires the ability to think conceptually.

Reasoning: Language involves naming objects and feelings; while animals express feelings, only humans name objects; naming objects requires distinguishing them, which necessitates conceptual thought.

Analysis: This stimulus sets up a series of conditional requirements. We can deduce that because language requires naming objects, and only humans name objects, then only humans possess language as defined here. Furthermore, since naming objects requires conceptual thought, it must be true that any being using language is capable of conceptual thought. Look for an answer that synthesizes these requirements into a single, valid deduction.