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Skillful 4 L&S U.5 Listening 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an invasive species?

a)

A species that originates locally

b)

A species introduced from somewhere else

c)

A species that only eats plants

d)

A species that lives in water

2.

Which three groups can include invasive species?

a)

Animals, plants, and bacteria

b)

Plants, fungi, and insects

c)

Animals, plants, and fungi

d)

Fungi, algae, and viruses

3.

Why do invasive species often thrive in a new habitat?

a)

They evolve faster in a new place

b)

They have no predators

c)

They produce more oxygen

d)

They live underground

4.

What is a less judgmental term for invasive species?

a)

Alien animals

b)

Non-native species

c)

Environmental movers

d)

Natural invaders

5.

What is the root of most cases of invasive species problems?

a)

Predators

b)

Climate change

c)

Human activity

d)

Natural disasters

6.

How are invasive species spread intentionally?

a)

By migration

b)

By natural storms

c)

Through human economic choices

d)

By accidental release from labs

7.

Which animal was imported to America for fur and became invasive?

a)

Mitten crab

b)

Brown stink bug

c)

Nutria

d)

Rabbit

8.

Why is the Nutria difficult to eradicate?

a)

It lives in deep oceans

b)

It produces many offspring quickly

c)

It has natural predators

d)

It hides in trees

9.

What invasive crab spread widely due to economic decisions?

a)

Blue crab

b)

Mitten crab

c)

Middle crab

d)

Red crab

10.

How did the brown stink bug arrive in the U.S.?

a)

Through a cargo ship from China

b)

By air currents from Asia

c)

Through tourist luggage

d)

By breeding with local insects

11.

What danger do invasive species pose to ecosystems?

a)

They enrich biodiversity

b)

They balance the food chain

c)

They upset the balance and cause extinctions

d)

They prevent pollution

12.

What normally prevents a species from becoming too dominant in its native area?

a)

Lack of sunlight

b)

Human control

c)

Predators and gradual evolution

d)

Laws and regulations

13.

How can invasive species disrupt plant communities?

a)

By making soil richer

b)

By displacing other plants

c)

By attracting pollinators

d)

By producing more seeds

14.

Where is a new project using an app to track invasive species?

a)

Ireland

b)

Prince Edward Island, Canada

c)

Greenland

d)

Scotland

15.

What is the purpose of the new invasive species app?

a)

To ban travel to affected areas

b)

To entertain tourists with wildlife photos

c)

To collect data and target specific invasive species

d)

To teach students about ecology