CL.3 BK.2-2-Animals and Our Lives

What do guide dogs help people with?

• Guide dogs provide emotional support for anxiety.

• Guide dogs help with mobility issues unrelated to vision.

• Guide dogs assist with hearing impairments.

• Guide dogs help people with visual impairments.

Why should we observe animals in parks?

• To take photographs for social media.

• We should observe animals in parks to learn about their behavior and promote conservation.

• To capture them for research purposes.

• To feed the animals and keep them healthy.

Name one product idea that comes from animals.

• Silk

• Leather

• Wool

• Honey

How do animals provide us with food?

• Animals do not contribute to food production.

• Animals provide us with meat, dairy, eggs, and assist in food production.

• Animals are used only for transportation.

• Animals provide us with fruits and vegetables.

What materials do animals give us for making clothes?

• Wool, silk, leather, and fur

• Bamboo, hemp, jute, and linen

• Cotton, polyester, nylon, and spandex

• Glass, metal, paper, and rubber

Why is it important to protect wild animals?

• To enhance agricultural production.

• To increase hunting opportunities.

• It is important to protect wild animals to maintain biodiversity and ecosystem health.

• To promote urban development.

What should we avoid using or eating?

• Organic dairy products

• Expired or contaminated foods, unhealthy additives and preservatives

• Whole grain products

• Fresh fruits and vegetables

Can you name a type of animal that helps humans?

• Dogs

• Fish

• Cats

• Birds

What is one way animals are important natural resources?

• Animals are primarily used for entertainment purposes.

• Animals are important natural resources because they contribute to ecosystem services that support plant life and biodiversity.

• Animals are important because they are a source of fossil fuels.

• Animals contribute to urban development and infrastructure.

How can we learn about animal behavior?

• By training animals to perform tricks.

• By reading books about animals.

• By watching movies featuring animals.

• By observing, experimenting, and studying their interactions.