Joan Proctor Dragon Doctor Quiz

Who is Joan Proctor?

• A zoologist

• Australian surfer

• American astronaut

• French chef

What is the topic of the book 'Joan Proctor Dragon Doctor'?

• Cooking recipes for dragons

• Space exploration and astronomy

• Biography of Joan Proctor

• History of medieval knights

What kind of animals did Joan Proctor work with?

• Insects

• Birds

• Reptiles

• Mammals

Where did Joan Proctor work?

• London Zoo

• New York Zoo

• Paris Zoo

• Sydney Zoo

What is the main message of the story 'Joan Proctor Dragon Doctor'?

• The benefits of avoiding risks and staying in your comfort zone

• Overcoming obstacles and pursuing your passion

• The importance of following rules and regulations

• The dangers of working with animals

Why is Joan Proctor known as the 'Dragon Doctor'?

• She discovered a new species of dragon in the Amazon rainforest

• She was a famous dragon trainer in medieval times

• Her expertise in caring for and studying reptiles, particularly Komodo dragons, at the London Zoo

• She had the ability to breathe fire like a dragon

What qualities did Joan Proctor possess that made her successful in her work?

• Apathy, lack of intelligence, and dislike for reptiles

• Laziness, ignorance, and fear of reptiles

• Incompetence, disinterest, and fear of hard work

• Dedication, intelligence, and passion for reptiles

What can we learn from Joan Proctor's story?

• Joan Proctor's pioneering work as a female scientist in the field of herpetology and her contributions to the study and care of reptiles, particularly her work with Komodo dragons.

• Joan Proctor's career as a professional athlete

• Joan Proctor's expertise in computer programming

• Joan Proctor's success as a fashion designer

Why is it important to study and understand animals?

• To learn how to cook them

• To understand their fashion sense

• To see if they can fly

• To understand their behavior, biology, and ecological roles.

How can we show kindness and care towards animals in our daily lives?

• By ignoring their needs and wants

• By mistreating and abusing them

• By keeping them in unsanitary and unsafe conditions

• By providing them with proper care and respect