Wildlife and Urban Coexistence Quiz

What is one reason wildlife is increasingly found in urban areas?

• They are naturally urban creatures.

• Habitat loss due to human interference.

• They prefer the city lights.

• They are attracted to human food.

Why are some animals at the wildlife center not given names?

• They are too young.

• They are not considered important.

• They are temporary patients.

• They are too many to name.

What is the role of educational ambassadors at the wildlife center?

• To be kept as pets.

• To entertain visitors.

• To serve as permanent residents due to injuries.

• To be released back into the wild.

What happened to Peta, the red-tailed hawk?

• He was hit by a car.

• He was shot and injured.

• He was caught in a trap.

• He was poisoned.

What lesson can be learned from the story of Wahosi, the screech owl?

• Trees are not important for owls.

• Awareness of wildlife in our surroundings is crucial.

• Small animals are easy to spot.

• Owls are not affected by human actions.

What is a key message from the classroom presentation?

• Recycling is not necessary.

• Wild animals make great pets.

• Trees are not important for wildlife.

• Humans should be stewards of the environment.

What is the consequence of keeping wildlife as pets, as seen with Coda?

• They learn to hunt better.

• They become healthier.

• They become more independent.

• They imprint on humans and struggle in the wild.

What is a steward in the context of the environment?

• Someone who ignores environmental issues.

• Someone who takes care of the environment.

• Someone who cuts down trees.

• Someone who litters.

What is one way to help reduce environmental impact?

• Throwing trash in landfills.

• Cutting down more trees.

• Recycling and reusing materials.

• Ignoring waste management.

Why is it important to recycle packaging materials?

• To increase landfill size.

• To avoid using trees.

• To reduce environmental impact.

• To make more waste.