Emperor Penguin Spotted On Western Australian Shores For The Fir

Where was the emperor penguin spotted for the first time in Australia?

• Ocean Beach

• Antarctic coast

• Sydney Beach

• Great Barrier Reef

How far did the penguin travel to reach Western Australia?

• 1,000 miles

• 2,000 miles

• 3,000 miles

• 4,000 miles

What was the emperor penguin's nickname?

• Toby

• Gus

• Max

• Jack

What is the main issue with Gus's health?

• He was injured.

• He was malnourished.

• He had a broken wing.

• He was sick from the warm climate.

Who is taking care of Gus during his rehabilitation?

• Dr. Belinda Cannell

• Aron Fowler

• Carol Biddulph

• Marcela Bonet

Why are emperor penguins considered endangered?

• Overhunting

• Sea-ice loss caused by climate change

• Pollution in the ocean

• Lack of food resources

Why do journalists use short and clear sentences in articles like this one?

• To save space in the newspaper

• To make it easier for readers to understand

• To add more technical terms

• To include as many facts as possible

Why is it important for a news article to include a catchy headline, like "Emperor Penguin Spotted On Western Australian Shores For The First Time"?

• To summarize the whole article

• To grab the reader's attention

• To add extra details to the story

• To make the article look longer

Why do articles like this one include direct quotes, such as "He tried to do, like, a slide on his belly..."?

• To make the story more entertaining

• To let readers hear voices from real people

• To add more technical details

• To save time for the writer

Which journalistic feature is evident when the article explains "595,000 adult emperor penguins are left in the wild"?

• It provides an emotional appeal.

• 1. It includes accurate, factual information.

• It offers an opinion from the author.

• It uses a persuasive argument.