Understanding Bears in Alaska

In springtime Alaska, bears awaken from hibernation, hungry and searching for food. Andy, living in a remote homestead, encounters a bear and must be cautious as he is on their turf. Bears are intelligent and predatory, making vigilance crucial. Andy decides to hunt the bear for fresh meat, highlighting the survival aspect of living in such a remote area.

What season is it in Alaska when the bears wake up and start looking for food?

• Summer

• Spring

• Autumn

• Winter

Why does Andy Passage need to be cautious around bears?

• They are friendly and curious.

• They are intelligent and predatory.

• They are slow and harmless.

• They are scared of humans.

What is a significant characteristic of bears after they come out of hibernation?

• They are sleepy.

• They are not interested in food.

• They are very hungry.

• They are less active.

Why is hunting bears early in the spring important for Andy?

• To protect his crops.

• To have fresh meat after winter.

• To train his hunting skills.

• To get rid of pests.

What does Andy plan to do with the bear that entered his yard?

• Capture it and release it elsewhere.

• Hunt it for dinner.

• Ignore it and hope it leaves.

• Make it a pet.