WorksheetsFormatif Test 9th Grade
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 33mins
The primate ______ seeds and fruits
consume
consuming
consumes
consumed
A mangrove tree ______ in coastal areas.
grow
grows
growing
grown
A predator often ______ the population of its prey.
go down
gone down
going down
goes down
The destruction of their habitat ______ them at risk.
puts
put
putt
putted
A native species usually ______ reddish-brown fur.
have
having
has
had
A primate ______ its limbs to hang from branches.
use
uses
using
used
The scientific name ______ in Latin.
write
writes
writing
is written
An animal usually ______ when a predator is nearby.
hide
hides
hiding
hidden
A mangrove forest ______ specifically in tropical regions.
occurs
occur
occurring
occurred
Wildlife populations often ______ when their habitat is destroyed.
disappear
disappears
disappearing
disappeared
Answer these quentions !
The Bekantan, a primate native to the mangrove forests and rainforests of Borneo, is an interesting species with a distinctive reddish-brown fur. Its scientific name is Nasalis larvatus, and it is specifically adapted to its environment. The Bekantan can reach a height of up to 75 cm and a weight of up to 24 kg. One of its most notable features is its long tail, which helps it balance as it hangs from tree limbs.
The Bekantan has a specialized membrane between its toes, aiding in swimming. This primate primarily consumes leaves, fruits, and seeds. Unfortunately, the Bekantan is an endangered species due to habitat destruction caused by deforestation and human encroachment. As their habitats go down, these primates are at risk of disappearing, making it crucial to protect the wildlife and preserve their natural environment. Pardon the intrusion, but it is imperative to raise awareness about the threats from predators and other dangers these unique creatures face.
What is the scientific name of the Bekantan?
(a)
Where is the Bekantan native to?
(a)
What are the distinctive physical features of the Bekantan's fur?
(a)
How tall can the Bekantan grow?
(a)
What the weight of Bekantan can be reach?
(a)
How does the Bekantan use its tail?
(a)
What specialized feature helps the Bekantan in swimming?
(a)
What does the Bekantan primarily consume?
(a)
Why is it important to raise awareness about the threats faced by the Bekantan?
(a)
Why is the Bekantan considered an endangered species?
(a)
