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Movie Quiz 06052021

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How much was the global traffic noise reduced to, a few hours from the lockdown?

a)

70%

b)

90%

c)

50%

d)

30%

2.

Which type of birds were finally heard with their singing when the traffic noise went down in San Francisco?

a)

Sparrow

b)

Eagle

c)

Hawk

d)

Hummingbird

3.

Which mountain range were finally visible in India 12 days in lockdown after the pollution reduced?

(a)  

4.

"The moment we paused, the _____ was able to breathe again."

a)

Earth

b)

Nature

c)

Mountains

d)

People

5.

Which animal were finally able to safely nest in the beaches since the lockdown?

a)

Sea turtles

b)

Seals

c)

Jellyfish

d)

Starfish

6.

What's the average number of humpback whales migrate from Hawaii to Alaska to feed?

a)

1,000

b)

10,000

c)

20,000

d)

500

7.

What was the effect of the reduction of sea noise to the humpback whales according to researches?

a)

They were calmer.

b)

They started talking longer and more often.

c)

They mated more.

d)

It had no effect whatsoever.

8.

Which animal was featured in Argentina?

a)

Capybara

b)

Sika deer

c)

Humpback Whale

d)

Sparrows

9.

"The longer our absence continues, the more daring animals become."

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Because of the lockdown, leopards in Africa have now started to hunt during ________.

a)

Daytime

b)

Nighttime

c)

Dawn

d)

Mid-Afternoon

11.

September 2020, how many countries still had restrictions in place?

a)

30

b)

40

c)

50

d)

100

12.

Absence of people in the temple also meant what for sika deers?

a)

There were less plastic waste.

b)

There were less tourist.

c)

It was quieter.

13.

What was the effect of the lockdown for the African Jackass Penguins in the South Coast of Africa?

a)

They were able to feed regularly than before.

b)

They visited relatives in the coast.

c)

They hunted other animals.

d)

They claimed more territories in the city.

14.

In 2020, with less human disturbance, mountain gorillas in Uganda gave birth to ______ the usual number of babies.

a)

twice

b)

thrice

c)

average

15.

How much was the decrease on the annual global emission or carbon dioxide after a year since the lockdown was imposed?

a)

10%

b)

6%

c)

5%

d)

2%

16.

What did the village people in India do to peacefully co-exist with the almost-extinct elephants?

a)

They allotted a plantation of rice for the elephants.

b)

They turned them away to the forest.

c)

They adopted the baby elephants.

d)

They burned their rice,

17.

After the lockdown, what can we do to secure that the natural world and the human world can prosper even after the pandemic?

a)

We have to think of how we can co-exist.

b)

We have to go back to normal.

c)

We have to consider how to easily recover.

18.

Which animals would usually rob Cheetah's of their hunted prey? Choose all that's applicable.

a)

Hyenas

b)

Vultures

c)

Lions

d)

Jaguars

19.

What is the lesson the movie wanted to present to the viewers? Choose all that's applicable.

a)

That we can share this planet with nature and wildlife.

b)

That humans destroy the planet.

c)

That the lockdown gave nature a chance to prosper.

d)

That we should start the change now so everyone can live on earth,

20.

Who is the director of the movie?

(a)