Name of The Student:

Grade and Division:

1. Why do people who work in zoos try to make the surroundings similar to the animals' natural habitat?

• a. To save money
  

• b. To make it look more attractive
  

• c. To make the animals feel more at home

• d. To entertain visitors

  
  

2. What contributes to the high costs of running zoos?

• a. Low salaries for staff

• b. Small number of animal species
  

• c. Expensive food and staff salaries
  

• d. Lack of visitors

  
  

3. Why do zoo enclosures for birds and flying animals typically have a roof or ceiling?

• a. To protect them from rain
  

• b. To create a controlled environment
  

• c. To keep them warm
  

• d. To prevent them from flying away

  
  

4.Why do people working in zoos try to replicate the natural habitat of animals in enclosures?

• a. To save money
  

• b. To make the zoo more attractive
  

• c. To provide a comfortable environment for the animals
  

• d. To entertain visitors

  
  

5.Where would you most likely find farm animals that visitors can touch and feed?

• a. Aquarium
  

• b. Safari
  

• c. Traditional zoo
  

• d. Petting zoo