Building the ark

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Zoos may have to choose between keeping the animals we most want to see and saving the ones we may never see again.

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Building the arkOnline version Zoos may have to choose between keeping the animals we most want to see and saving the ones we may never see again. by CTR 1 Bronx Zoo began a captive-breeding program that helped save the American bison. Yes No 2 Conservation efforts for the California condor have never involved zoos. Yes No 3 The Frozen Zoo stores cells at around -80°C. Yes No 4 About one-third of frog, toad, and salamander species are at risk of extinction. Yes No 5 The Kihansi spray toad was discovered in Tanzania and later aided by Bronx and Toledo Zoos. Yes No 6 The northern white rhino has several surviving males remaining. Yes No 7 Amphibians are more popular than pandas or lions in zoos today. Yes No 8 Sumatran rhinos declined from about one million to fewer than 100. Yes No 9 Andalas fathered a calf at Way Kambas National Park. Yes No 10 Cincinnati Zoo successfully bred passenger pigeons in the early 1900s. Yes No

Building the arkOnline version

Zoos may have to choose between keeping the animals we most want to see and saving the ones we may never see again.

by CTR

Bronx Zoo began a captive-breeding program that helped save the American bison.

Yes

Conservation efforts for the California condor have never involved zoos.

Yes

The Frozen Zoo stores cells at around -80°C.

Yes

About one-third of frog, toad, and salamander species are at risk of extinction.

Yes

The Kihansi spray toad was discovered in Tanzania and later aided by Bronx and Toledo Zoos.

Yes

The northern white rhino has several surviving males remaining.

Yes

Amphibians are more popular than pandas or lions in zoos today.

Yes

Sumatran rhinos declined from about one million to fewer than 100.

Yes

Andalas fathered a calf at Way Kambas National Park.

Yes

Cincinnati Zoo successfully bred passenger pigeons in the early 1900s.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Building the ark

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About this activity

Created by

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Adjective Checker

Building the arkOnline version

by CTR

Bronx Zoo began a captive-breeding program that helped save the American bison.

Conservation efforts for the California condor have never involved zoos.

The Frozen Zoo stores cells at around -80°C.

About one-third of frog, toad, and salamander species are at risk of extinction.

The Kihansi spray toad was discovered in Tanzania and later aided by Bronx and Toledo Zoos.

The northern white rhino has several surviving males remaining.

Amphibians are more popular than pandas or lions in zoos today.

Sumatran rhinos declined from about one million to fewer than 100.

Andalas fathered a calf at Way Kambas National Park.

Cincinnati Zoo successfully bred passenger pigeons in the early 1900s.

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