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Sharks & Drones Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What technology are researchers using to monitor shark activity?

a)

Satellites

b)

Drones

c)

Submarines

d)

Helicopters

2.

What is one benefit of using drones to monitor sharks?

a)

They can capture underwater footage.

b)

They provide a bird's-eye view of shark activity.

c)

They can swim with the sharks.

d)

They can replace lifeguards.

3.

How much money did California invest in the Shark Lab’s drone program?

a)

$1 million

b)

$2.5 million

c)

$3.75 million

d)

$5 million

4.

What is a group of sharks called?

a)

School

b)

Pod

c)

Shiver

d)

Pack

5.

Match the purpose of using drones with the corresponding activity.

a)

To capture beautiful ocean views

1.

Monitoring ocean aesthetics

b)

To track shark migration patterns

2.

Observing shark travel routes

c)

To increase public safety

3.

Ensuring swimmer safety

d)

To study shark diets

4.

Analyzing shark eating habits

6.

(a)   implemented an expanded shark-monitoring drone program in 2022.

Choose from the below words
Florida
Texas
New York
Hawaii
7.

According to the text, (a)   shark attacks were recorded worldwide in 2021.

Choose from the below words
50
112
200
300
8.

Who is Gavin Naylor?

a)

A surfer

b)

A lifeguard

c)

Director of the Florida Program for Shark Research

d)

A drone operator

9.

What is one reason shark attacks are not very common?

a)

Sharks are afraid of humans.

b)

Sharks generally ignore people.

c)

Sharks are rarely near beaches.

d)

Sharks are nocturnal.

10.

(a)   is affecting shark migration patterns.

Choose from the below words
Rising sea levels
Ocean warming
Increased pollution
Overfishing
11.

What is the main topic of the document?

a)

The history of shark attacks

b)

The use of drones in shark monitoring

c)

The biology of sharks

d)

The dangers of surfing

12.

What is the role of lifeguards in relation to drone footage?

a)

To operate the drones

b)

To analyze shark behavior

c)

To decide when to warn swimmers

d)

To repair drones

13.

Match the following labs with their names mentioned in the document.

a)

Ocean Lab

1.

Lab focused on ocean studies

b)

Shark Lab

2.

Lab mentioned in the document

c)

Marine Lab

3.

Lab focused on marine life

d)

Coastal Lab

4.

Lab focused on coastal research

14.

What is the potential impact of climate change on shark sightings?

a)

Decrease in sightings

b)

No change in sightings

c)

Increase in sightings

d)

Sharks moving to colder waters

15.

What is the main advantage of using drones over lifeguards for shark monitoring?

a)

Drones are cheaper than lifeguards.

b)

Drones can fly longer distances.

c)

Drones provide aerial footage.

d)

Drones can swim with sharks.

16.

Why is shark conservation important?

a)

Sharks are the only fish in the ocean

b)

Sharks help maintain the balance of marine ecosystems

c)

Sharks are dangerous and need to be controlled

d)

Sharks are a major food source for humans

17.

What is the most likely reason California invested $3.75 million in Shark Lab's drone program?

a)

To completely eliminate the possibility of shark attacks

b)

To help researchers learn about shark behavior while also improving public safety

c)

To capture high-quality drone footage for public entertainment

d)

To force beaches to shut down whenever sharks are spotted

18.

What can be inferred about the role of drones in shark research compared to traditional methods?

a)

Drones have completely replaced lifeguards and other monitoring systems.

b)

Drones are only useful for studying sharks, not for keeping people safe.

c)

Drones make shark attacks more likely by attracting sharks to beaches.

d)

Drones provide a more effective way to track sharks than relying on human observations from shore.

19.

Based on the article, why might some people be surprised about the presence of sharks near them?

a)

Sharks usually avoid humans, and their presence often goes unnoticed.

b)

Drones have only recently started discovering that sharks live near beaches.

c)

People assume that all sharks are aggressive and will attack on sight.

d)

Warmer waters have suddenly caused an increase in shark populations.

20.

What conclusion can be drawn about the relationship between climate change and shark encounters?

a)

Sharks are beginning to avoid humans altogether due to climate change.

b)

Drones are becoming less useful for monitoring sharks as the ocean gets warmer.

c)

Climate change is causing sharks to move into areas where people are not used to seeing them.

d)

Climate change has made all sharks more aggressive toward humans.