CROWN L05, §3&4, Comprehension Quiz

Why does Jane strongly talk about the importance of not destroying wild areas?

• 1. Wild animals need entertainment.

  
  

• 1. Wild animals have a right to live and need wild places.

• 1. Jane enjoys camping in the wild.

• 1. Only humans live in wild places.

According to Jane, what might be lost if we destroy wild places?

• Farm animals.

• Modern technologies.

• A potential cure for diseases.

• Ancient artifacts.

What does Jane mean when she says, "Everything in nature is connected"?

• All plants and animals have a mobile connection.

• Plants and animals form a pattern of life that shouldn't be destroyed.

• Nature is like a big puzzle.

• Nature needs people to step in and help.

What happened in England when farmers killed the rabbits?

• Foxes had plenty to eat.

• Foxes began eating the farmers' chickens.

• The number of rats decreased.

• Rabbits came back stronger.

Why did the number of rats increase in the story Jane told?

• Rats loved the grain.

• Foxes were their main eater and were killed.

• Rabbits and rats were friends.

• Farmers fed the rats.

Why did Jane start "Roots & Shoots"?

• To create a gardening club.

• Because she loves plants.

• To place hope in young people for the future.

• To find roots and shoots in the forest.

What is the significance of the name "Roots & Shoots"?

• It's about gardening techniques.

• Roots and shoots can overcome obstacles to thrive.

• It promotes tree cutting.

• It was the name of a popular book.

What are the three projects chosen by each Roots & Shoots group?

• Helping farms, forests, and rivers.

• Helping people, animals, and the environment.

• Building houses, schools, and hospitals.

• Traveling, writing, and painting.

What is Jane's main message about daily choices?

• Make choices that will benefit only you.

• Always choose the cheapest option.

• Small changes by many people can make a big difference.

• It's not essential to think about daily choices.

What does Jane want people to consider when making daily choices?

• Their favorite colors.

• The consequences of their actions.

• The latest fashion trends.

• Their personal comfort.