Quiz on 'Born Free' by Martha Gill

What was Joanna Lumley advocating for in the article?

• Better zoo conditions for elephants

• Releasing all elephants from UK zoos

• Increasing the number of elephants in zoos

• Introducing more breeding programs for elephants

What early behavior of chimpanzees in zoos is described in the article?

• Sitting quietly at tables

• Throwing crockery and jumping on chairs

• Climbing trees and swinging on ropes

• Playing with zoo visitors

How does the article describe chimpanzees' mastery of table manners?

• A long, difficult process

• Almost immediate and easy

• Never achieved by most chimps

• Trained by professional animal handlers

Which zoo does the CEO, who stated that claims of physical and psychological harm to elephants were outdated, represent?

• London Zoo

• Chester Zoo

• Bristol Zoo

• Whipsnade Zoo

What does the article suggest about the costs associated with zoos?

• Zoos are highly profitable businesses

• Zoos are expensive to run with little financial return

• Zoos generate significant revenue from ticket sales

• Zoos are funded entirely by government grants

According to the article, what is one of the main criticisms of keeping elephants in zoos?

• They are unable to breed successfully

• They have more space than they need

• Their physical and psychological health deteriorates

• They enjoy interacting with the public

What percentage of profits do UK zoos dedicate to field conservation, according to the Born Free Foundation?

• 2%

• 4.2%

• 10%

• 20%

How does the article describe the Victorian idea about animals in zoos?

• A progressive approach to animal welfare

• A method for training animals for entertainment

• A concept of animals as basically machines

• An educational opportunity for children

Which species besides elephants are also mentioned as being affected by captivity?

• Tigers and bears

• Apes and dolphins

• Lions and wolves

• Kangaroos and koalas

According to the article, what do zoo animals fail to do in captivity compared to their wild counterparts?

• Interact with humans

• Adapt to climate changes

• Display natural behaviors

• Learn tricks