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Wildlife rehab, myths, ecology

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Gabriel Fernando Martínez Martin

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Froggy Jumps Earth & Nature QuizOnline version Wildlife rehab, myths, ecology by Gabriel Fernando Martínez Martin 1 1. What is the main goal of a wildlife rehabilitator? a To care for injured or orphaned animals and return them to the wild. b To keep wild animals in captivity permanently at zoos. c To tame wild animals and sell them as pets. 2 2. In "The Bee Highway", why are honey bees considered a keystone species? a They are completely immune to pollution and pesticide threats. b Their activities support all other living things in the ecosystem. c They are the only insects that produce honey in urban areas. 3 3. In "from Silent Spring", what caused the loss of life in the imaginary town? a A massive wildfire caused by climate change. b The widespread use of chemical pesticides like DDT. c A severe drought that lasted for several years. 4 4. How did Grandmother Spider manage to bring the Sun's light to the Earth? a She woven a bag out of her webbing to carry a piece of the Sun. b She flew higher than the Buzzard to catch the light. c She hid the Sun inside the mouth of a fox. 5 5. In "Coyote Steals the Sun and Moon", how do Coyote and Eagle differ regarding the box of light? a Coyote acts with curiosity and impatience about carrying the box. b Coyote prefers to live in absolute darkness forever. c Eagle does not know how to fly high enough to carry the light. 6 6. What main idea does the poem "Earthrise" by Amanda Gorman convey? a Outer space is the only place where humanity can live in peace. b Seeing Earth from space highlights the urgent need to protect our shared home. c The moon is more important to preserve than the Earth itself. 7 7. Vocabulary: In a nature context, what does the word "Rehabilitation" mean? a Building large cages in city parks for stray animals. b The process of treating and preparing an animal to return to its natural habitat. c Training wild animals to perform tricks for people. 8 8. Vocabulary: What does the word "Pesticide" refer to in "Silent Spring"? a A disease that specifically affects wild birds. b A natural fertilizer used to make plants grow faster. c A chemical compound designed to destroy crop-eating insects or pests.

Froggy Jumps

Earth & Nature QuizOnline version

Wildlife rehab, myths, ecology

by Gabriel Fernando Martínez Martin

1. What is the main goal of a wildlife rehabilitator?

To care for injured or orphaned animals and return them to the wild.

To keep wild animals in captivity permanently at zoos.

To tame wild animals and sell them as pets.

2. In "The Bee Highway", why are honey bees considered a keystone species?

They are completely immune to pollution and pesticide threats.

Their activities support all other living things in the ecosystem.

They are the only insects that produce honey in urban areas.

3. In "from Silent Spring", what caused the loss of life in the imaginary town?

A massive wildfire caused by climate change.

The widespread use of chemical pesticides like DDT.

A severe drought that lasted for several years.

4. How did Grandmother Spider manage to bring the Sun's light to the Earth?

She woven a bag out of her webbing to carry a piece of the Sun.

She flew higher than the Buzzard to catch the light.

She hid the Sun inside the mouth of a fox.

5. In "Coyote Steals the Sun and Moon", how do Coyote and Eagle differ regarding the box of light?

Coyote acts with curiosity and impatience about carrying the box.

Coyote prefers to live in absolute darkness forever.

Eagle does not know how to fly high enough to carry the light.

6. What main idea does the poem "Earthrise" by Amanda Gorman convey?

Outer space is the only place where humanity can live in peace.

Seeing Earth from space highlights the urgent need to protect our shared home.

The moon is more important to preserve than the Earth itself.

7. Vocabulary: In a nature context, what does the word "Rehabilitation" mean?

Building large cages in city parks for stray animals.

The process of treating and preparing an animal to return to its natural habitat.

Training wild animals to perform tricks for people.

8. Vocabulary: What does the word "Pesticide" refer to in "Silent Spring"?

A disease that specifically affects wild birds.

A natural fertilizer used to make plants grow faster.

A chemical compound designed to destroy crop-eating insects or pests.

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by Gabriel Fernando Martínez Martin

1. What is the main goal of a wildlife rehabilitator?

2. In "The Bee Highway", why are honey bees considered a keystone species?

3. In "from Silent Spring", what caused the loss of life in the imaginary town?

4. How did Grandmother Spider manage to bring the Sun's light to the Earth?

5. In "Coyote Steals the Sun and Moon", how do Coyote and Eagle differ regarding the box of light?

6. What main idea does the poem "Earthrise" by Amanda Gorman convey?

7. Vocabulary: In a nature context, what does the word "Rehabilitation" mean?

8. Vocabulary: What does the word "Pesticide" refer to in "Silent Spring"?