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Nocturnal Wildlife in Hong Kong Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main event in Hong Kong's skyline every night?

a)

Laser show

b)

Movie

c)

Fireworks

d)

Concert

2.

What is Lawrence Hylton's favorite photography subject?

a)

Monkeys and spiders

b)

Water buffalo and newts

c)

Snakes and spiders

d)

Birds and insects

3.

What does Lawrence try to minimize when photographing animals?

a)

Impact on the animals and the environment

b)

None of these answers

c)

Impact on the human population

d)

Impact on the history of Hong Kong

4.

Why is trekking in the dark in Shing Mun Country Park difficult?

a)

You need to watch your step

b)

Owls

c)

Water buffalo

d)

Warty newts

5.

What percentage of Hong Kong is protected parkland?

a)

20%

b)

30%

c)

50%

d)

40%

6.

What is the estimated loss of habitat due to urban development by the end of this century?

a)

40 million hectares

b)

30 million hectares

c)

20 million hectares

d)

10 million hectares

7.

What is the purpose of Lawrence Hylton's photography?

a)

Capture rare wildlife

b)

Sell photographs

c)

Promote conservation

d)

Promote tourism

8.

What is Lawrence Hylton's main concern about people's behavior in the park?

a)

Fear of monkeys

b)

Fear of the unknown

c)

Fear of snakes

d)

Fear of water buffalo

9.

What rare snake was spotted near midnight in Shing Mun Country Park?

a)

Python

b)

White-lipped pit viper

c)

Futsing Wolf Snake

d)

Cobra

10.

What is Lawrence Hylton's main message through his photography?

a)

Fear wildlife

b)

Enjoy nature

c)

Hunt rare animals

d)

Capture wildlife for money

11.

What is the estimated percentage of wildlife populations lost since the 1970s?

a)

70%

b)

60%

c)

80%

d)

50%

12.

Why are the stream ways in Shing Mun Country Park relatively pristine?

a)

Distance from civilization

b)

Cleaning by park authorities

c)

No wildlife in the area

d)

Human preservation