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Impact of zoos and aquariums for education

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What can be the limitations of research in zoos?

a)

research is only completed by zoo keepers and not often published

b)

published research is not always accessible to zoo keepers

c)

research rarely occurs

d)

zoos do not have an obligation to provide education

2.

Monitoring visitor satisfaction is important because...

a)

it ensures future funding

b)

it is a legislative requirement

c)

it enables the business to adapt to client feedback

d)

it is the polite thing to do

3.

Falk et al. (2007) claim zoo and aquarium visitors....

a)

believe zoos and aquariums play a moderate role in education

b)

believe zoos are unethical

c)

believe zoos donate a percentage of their profit to in-situ conservation

d)

believe zoos and aquariums play an important role in conservation education and animal care

4.

Falk et al. (2007) found the majority of zoo visitors said their zoo visit...

a)

strengthened their connection to nature

b)

did not impact their connection to nature

c)

was motivated by non-animal related activities

d)

was motivated by the want to support conservation

5.

Falk et al. (2007) monitored the lasting effects of zoo visits by

a)

emailing one in five surveyed zoo visitors a month after their visit

b)

asking surveyed visitors to post a second survey to them a year after their visit

c)

calling/emailing a random selection of zoo visitors approx two years after their visit

d)

calling/emailing a random selection of zoo visitors approx 1 year after their visit

6.

Falk et al. (2007) found that almost a year after their visit 61% of zoo visitors...

a)

spoke about the rides at the zoo

b)

spoke about the zoo layout

c)

spoke about what they learned during their visit

d)

spoke about the aesthetics of the zoo

7.

Falk et al. (2007) claim zoo visitors...

a)

do not know a lot about basic biological concepts before visiting a zoo

b)

already know a lot about basic biological concepts before visiting a zoo

8.

Falk et al. (2007) conclude their findings with which statement:

a)

zoos and aquariums have high potential in making a difference in the conservation knowledge and attitudes of visitors

b)

zoos and aquariums do make a difference in the conservation knowledge and attitudes of visitors

c)

zoos and aquariums have limited impact on the conservation knowledge and attitudes of visitors

d)

more research is needed to determine the role zoos and aquariums play in visitor knowledge and attitudes