WorksheetsOut in the Wild: Bengal Tiger Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the scientific name of the Bengal tiger?
Panthera tigris tigris
Panthera tigris sondaica
Panthera
Panthera leo
What does a tiger do to protect itself? (Think defence mechanisms)
Camouflaging
Claws and Teeth
Poisoning its prey
Size and Strength
(a) are the biggest threat to the population of Bengal Tigers.
What is the type of symbiotic relationship between a Bengal Tiger and coliform bacteria?
Commensalism
Mutalism
Competition
Predation
Tigers are always in the role of a predator in the wild.
True
False
A hungry tiger can eat as much as ___ pounds in one night
200
30
15
60
The size of a Bengal tiger is relative to a 6ft man.
True
False
The Bengal Tiger is found in the (a) subcontinent.
The teeth and bones of a tiger are used to make medicine as they provide the tiger strength. This is how some traditional East Asian medicines are made.
True
False
What is the density-dependent factor that affects Bengal tigers?
Climate Change
Urbanization
Prey Loss
Why do farmers kill Bengal tigers?
They use it for to make coats or pelts for themselves.
They use them for medicine.
They kill them to protect their cattle.
Bengal tiger accounts for __ percent of all the tiger population.
12
70
50
35
Tigers live _____ and use a ________ technique to claim their territory and keep their rivals away from that territory.
alone; scent-marking
in packs; attacking
alone; defence
with family; scent-marking
Tigers are considered an endangered species.
True
False
Why are the tiger’s stripes and fur so significant? (think defence mechanisms)
Because they look cool :)
It’s stripes coat helps it blend well to its surroundings.
Not noticed by prey.
The fur helps it stay warm.
