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Froggy Jumps Reading comprehension questionsOnline version Wild Animal Appeal text by Maral Balykbaeva 1 Which animals are available for adoption at Woodland Zoo? a Only endangered species like tigers and elephants b Most animals in the zoo (many of the 160 species) c Only mammals - no birds or reptiles allowed 2 What does a $50 donation to the adoption scheme give you? a Four free entry tickets, certificate, and newsletter b Eight free entry tickets and a personalized plaque c Two free entry tickets and a stuffed animal toy 3 What is the main aim of Rainforest Action Costa Rica? a To rescue injured animals and bring them to zoos b To study different species of amphibians and reptiles c To secure rainforest areas as sanctuary for indigenous wildlife 4 Where are Tiger Mountains I and II located, and what's special about them? a Thailand; they provide near-natural habitat for tigers orphaned by poaching b Costa Rica; they protect jaguars and ocelots from poachers c China; they are the largest tiger breeding facilities in Asia 5 How does the zoo use the adoption money it raises? a To pay veterinarians and animal care staff salaries b To build new enclosures and improve zoo facilities c To fund breeding programs for endangered animals 6 How many tigers remain in the wild, according to the text? a Around 850 tigers b Around 3,000 tigers c Around 5,000 tigers 7 What happened to Sheba the tiger? a She was found next to her mother's body and now lives with rescued tigers in Thailand b She was trapped by poachers but escaped to Tiger Mountain I c She was born in the zoo and is part of a breeding program 8 How much Costa Rican rainforest can be saved with a $30 donation? a One acre of rainforest b A quarter acre of rainforest c Half an acre of rainforest 9 What "appalling trade" threatens tigers, according to the text? a Illegal trade in live tiger cubs for private zoos b Trade in tiger bones and body parts c Trade in tiger fur for luxury clothing and accessories 10 The tiger cub's tail __________ badly by severe frost before the wildlife officials found it. a had been damaged b was damaged c has been damaged

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Reading comprehension questionsOnline version

Wild Animal Appeal text

by Maral Balykbaeva

Which animals are available for adoption at Woodland Zoo?

Only endangered species like tigers and elephants

Most animals in the zoo (many of the 160 species)

Only mammals - no birds or reptiles allowed

What does a $50 donation to the adoption scheme give you?

Four free entry tickets, certificate, and newsletter

Eight free entry tickets and a personalized plaque

Two free entry tickets and a stuffed animal toy

What is the main aim of Rainforest Action Costa Rica?

To rescue injured animals and bring them to zoos

To study different species of amphibians and reptiles

To secure rainforest areas as sanctuary for indigenous wildlife

Where are Tiger Mountains I and II located, and what's special about them?

Thailand; they provide near-natural habitat for tigers orphaned by poaching

Costa Rica; they protect jaguars and ocelots from poachers

China; they are the largest tiger breeding facilities in Asia

How does the zoo use the adoption money it raises?

To pay veterinarians and animal care staff salaries

To build new enclosures and improve zoo facilities

To fund breeding programs for endangered animals

How many tigers remain in the wild, according to the text?

Around 850 tigers

Around 3,000 tigers

Around 5,000 tigers

What happened to Sheba the tiger?

She was found next to her mother's body and now lives with rescued tigers in Thailand

She was trapped by poachers but escaped to Tiger Mountain I

She was born in the zoo and is part of a breeding program

How much Costa Rican rainforest can be saved with a $30 donation?

One acre of rainforest

A quarter acre of rainforest

Half an acre of rainforest

What "appalling trade" threatens tigers, according to the text?

Illegal trade in live tiger cubs for private zoos

Trade in tiger bones and body parts

Trade in tiger fur for luxury clothing and accessories

The tiger cub's tail __________ badly by severe frost before the wildlife officials found it.

had been damaged

was damaged

has been damaged

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Reading comprehension questionsOnline version

by Maral Balykbaeva

Which animals are available for adoption at Woodland Zoo?

What does a $50 donation to the adoption scheme give you?

What is the main aim of Rainforest Action Costa Rica?

Where are Tiger Mountains I and II located, and what's special about them?

How does the zoo use the adoption money it raises?

How many tigers remain in the wild, according to the text?

What happened to Sheba the tiger?

How much Costa Rican rainforest can be saved with a $30 donation?

What "appalling trade" threatens tigers, according to the text?

The tiger cub's tail __________ badly by severe frost before the wildlife officials found it.

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