ZOOS: MYTH AND REALITY / ZOOS CONNECT US TO THE NATURAL WORLD
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Samantha Tees
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English
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8th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
In “Zoos: Myth and Reality,” the author claims that most zoos ---
teach people a love of wildlife.
fail to live up to their propaganda.
prepare animals for wild habitats.
spend large amounts on conservation.
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Multiple Choice
Distinguish fact and opinion in “Zoos: Myth and Reality.” The statement that polar bear exhibits look like “a Flintstones movie set” is an example of ---
the author's opinion.
a scientific experiment.
a fact from an expert.
another writer's belief.
3.
Multiple Choice
What claim does the author of “Zoos: Myth and Reality” make in his argument about roadside zoos?
These zoos think that they are doing a good job.
Because of these zoos, all zoos should close.
These zoos make animals suffer terribly.
People who enjoy these zoos are cruel.
4.
Multiple Choice
What does the author of “Zoos Connect Us to the Natural World” think zoos do for people who live in cities?
make the world seem strange to them
make them believe they have traveled
convince them to live somewhere else
help them appreciate wildlife and nature
5.
Multiple Choice
The authors of the articles agree that ---
people should learn about and care for wildlife.
zoos should protect animals from each other.
a zoo’s main job should be teaching children.
zoos need to ask people for more money.
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