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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which best describes the word endangered?
a species of animal that is at risk of becoming extinct
a species of animal that no longer exists
a species of animal that can only live in a zoo
a species of animal that lives in dangerous places
- 2. Multiple Choice
What has caused scientists to be concerned about the tapir?
People are capturing tapirs to put them in zoos.
People think that studying the tapir is unnecessary.
People are developing too much of the land where the tapir lives.
People do not know how to identify tapirs.
- 3. Multiple Choice
What is the central idea of the passage?
There are many endangered species at US zoos.
US zoos are involved in many wildlife conservation efforts.
US zoos help identify endangered animals.
People should visit wildlife conservation centers at US zoos.
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which sentence from the passage best supports the central idea?
"Chimpanzees swing from trees at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago."
"They are all in danger of disappearing in their natural habitat, and zoos are trying to help save them."
"Sometimes, zoos' efforts take scientists around the world."
"But the zoo has many other projects few people hear about."
- 5. Multiple Choice
How does the author structure the passage to develop a central idea?
He lists types of animals at each of the zoos in order of increasing endangerment.
He explains conservation through detailed descriptions of animal behavior.
He orders the animals and zoos according to their geographical locations.
He uses examples of what different groups and zoos are doing to save specific animals.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Why might the author have used the phrase "the web of life"?
to reduce doubt about the ability to educate the public
to help people see how living creatures are connected
to ease concern about the condition of some animal species
to create anger about animal species that are near extinction
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which describes a new job of zoos?
They put on a show for visitors.
They no longer put animals on display.
They work to protect species from extinction.
They work to preserve natural habitats.
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