Traveling Bear

What is the past tense of the verb "run"?

• runned

• ran

• running

• runs

Which word best completes the sentence: "The bear travels _______ distances to find food."

• short

• long

• narrow

• quick

Identify the main idea of the following passage: "Many species need to travel from one place to another for food, mates, or suitable habitats."

• Animals travel for fun.

• Animals travel to find food, mates, or habitats.

• Animals stay in one place.

• Animals dislike traveling.

What is the meaning of the word "fragmentation" as used in the context of the passage?

• The process of building new roads

• The breaking up of large forest blocks into smaller pieces

• The creation of new habitats

• The movement of animals across landscapes

Which of the following sentences uses correct subject-verb agreement?

• The birds migrates south for the winter.

• The bird migrate south for the winter.

• The birds migrate south for the winter.

• The bird migrates south for the winter.

What is the central idea of the passage about wildlife movement?

• Wildlife rarely moves and stays in one place.

• Wildlife movement is essential for finding food, mates, and maintaining healthy populations.

• Wildlife movement is only for fun.

• Wildlife movement is harmful to the environment.

What is the function of a culvert as mentioned in the passage?

• To block wildlife movement

• To allow water to flow under a road

• To provide shelter for animals

• To create a barrier for fish

What evidence from the passage supports the idea that large forest blocks are important for wildlife?

• Large forest blocks are rare due to development.

• Large forest blocks support a wider diversity of wildlife species.

• Large forest blocks are not needed for birds.

• Large forest blocks are only important for small animals.

What is the author’s purpose in breaking Passage 1 into four sections?

• • to show how divisions between land areas can support wildlife and benefit humans

• • to identify specific animal species and explain ways in which humans can protect them

• • to highlight differences and similarities between human and animal travel patterns

Which statement best describes a key idea in the article?

• Human development makes it easier for animals to move around.

• Human transportation pathways create issues for some animal species.

• Fences between wildlife areas and developed lands support healthy populations.

• Connections between wildlife areas and developed lands reduce risks of overcrowding.