Geese and Foxes in the Arctic

In the high summer at the goose colony, goslings hatch in a synchronized manner, creating a bustling environment. Meanwhile, a mother fox tirelessly gathers food to feed her seven cubs, ensuring their survival through the harsh Arctic winter. As the goslings grow, their parents guide them to the safety of the water. Eventually, the fox's abundant hunting season concludes, but she has successfully provided her cubs with a strong start. The geese will continue to graze until they migrate south for the winter.

What season is it at the goose colony when the eggs hatch?

• Winter

• Autumn

• Summer

• Spring

How many goslings are there in the colony after the eggs hatch?

• A million

• A hundred thousand

• Ten thousand

• A thousand

Why does the fox work tirelessly to gather food?

• To feed her seven hungry cubs

• To feed herself

• To store food for winter

• To feed other animals

What is essential for the cubs to survive the Arctic winter?

• Playing outside

• Staying in the den

• Being well-fed and healthy

• Hunting on their own

Where do the goslings' parents lead them for safety?

• To the forest

• To the water

• To the mountains

• To the den

What marks the end of the fox's boom time?

• The end of summer

• The arrival of winter

• The migration of geese

• The hatching of goslings

What do the geese do until the end of summer?

• Build nests

• Migrate south

• Graze the tundra

• Raise their young