WorksheetsLiving with Wolves - Full Video Worksheet
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
1. The wolves in the movie got food by:
hunting other animals
gathering fruits
fishing in rivers
receiving food from humans
Name the type of food they eat.
Herbivore
Carnivore
Omnivore
Insectivore
A predator of the wolves is:
Bear
Deer
Rabbit
Sheep
They show respect for each other by:
Listening to each other
Ignoring each other
Arguing all the time
Being rude
The movie takes place in which state?
California
Texas
Florida
New York
Who eats First in the pack (title)?
Alpha
Beta
Omega
Pup
Who eats last in the pack (title)?
The alpha
The omega
The beta
The leader
A way of showing submission to a dominant member is:
Making eye contact
Standing tall
Lowering the body posture
Speaking loudly
Wolves mate for life.
True
False
The only pack members that mate are:
Alpha pair
Beta pair
Omega pair
All members
The pups are kept in:
a kennel
a barn
a cage
a pond
The Alpha Female allowed the woman to see her pups because she knew it was o.k. How did she know?
She recognized the woman as a friend.
She was not protective of her pups.
She saw the woman bring food.
She heard the woman speak gently.
There are how many pups?
2
3
4
5
The Alpha male is what color? The Alpha female is what color? All the pups are what color?
Gray, gray, gray
Black, black, gray
White, white, gray
Brown, brown, white
The Alpha male feels about the man:
With respect
With jealousy
With indifference
With hostility
The wolves on the video were called The ________________________ Pack.
The answer is not provided in the image. It is likely a specific name from a video or passage.
The Arctic Wolf Pack
The Yellowstone Pack
The Timber Wolf Pack
17. The people lived with the wolves for:
a few days
several months
many years
one night
18. The people met at:
the park
the library
the school
the restaurant
Which of the following is an example of... ?
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
This species lives in a society because:
It lives alone.
It forms groups and interacts with others of its kind.
It migrates seasonally.
It is nocturnal.
Behavior that shows submission and when it is used. (Fill in the blank)
Submissive behavior, such as lowering the body, avoiding eye contact, or exposing the belly, is used to show that an animal is not a threat and to prevent aggression from others.
Aggressive behavior, such as baring teeth and growling, is used to establish dominance and provoke conflict.
Playful behavior, such as jumping and wagging the tail, is used to initiate social play and strengthen bonds.
Territorial behavior, such as marking with scent, is used to claim an area and warn others to stay away.
Behavior that shows aggression and when it is used. (Fill in the blank)
Aggressive behavior, such as growling, baring teeth, or charging, is used to defend territory, establish dominance, or protect resources.
Aggressive behavior, such as growling, baring teeth, or charging, is used to attract mates during courtship displays.
Aggressive behavior, such as growling, baring teeth, or charging, is used to signal submission to a dominant animal.
Aggressive behavior, such as growling, baring teeth, or charging, is used to communicate hunger to other animals.
Response to change (Something an animal does to maintain homeostasis.) (Fill in the blank)
A response to change to maintain homeostasis could be sweating to cool down, shivering to generate heat, or seeking shade to avoid overheating.
An example of maintaining homeostasis is eating more food to grow faster.
A response to change to maintain homeostasis could be sleeping longer hours.
A response to change to maintain homeostasis could be making loud noises to scare predators.
What is the term for the following definition: 'When an animal forms an attachment to another organism from birth'?
Imprinting
Habituation
Conditioning
Migration
What is the term for the following definition: 'Trying different techniques to do something until one is found that works'?
Trial-and-error
Deductive reasoning
Brainstorming
Memorization
What is the term for the following definition: 'Behavior is modified to create a new response to a stimulus. Example: Fish comes to surface of fish tank when they see your hand.'?
Conditioning
Habituation
Imprinting
Migration
Cognitive behavior involves which of the following: thinking, reasoning, and problem solving?
Only thinking
Only reasoning
Thinking, reasoning, and problem solving
Only problem solving
Playfulness can be seen during which of the following times?
During games and sports
While studying for exams
During serious meetings
While sleeping
