Shark Lady

What did Eugenie's mother do to support her interest in marine life?

• Took her to the beach

• Bought her a large aquarium

• Bought her books about sharks

• Joined the aquarium society with her

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What did Eugenie Clark use to protect her ears while swimming?

• Cotton balls

• Sticky gum

• Nothing

• Earplugs

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What kind of fish did Eugenie first add to her own aquarium?

• Sharks

• Guppies

• Goldfish

• Betta fish

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What was Eugenie's reaction to the advice to become a secretary or housewife?

• She ignored it and pursued zoology

• She considered it

• She became a teacher

• She followed the advice

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Why did some of Eugenie's professors doubt her abilities?

• They thought women couldn't be scientists

• They didn't like sharks

• They thought she was too young

• They doubted her intelligence

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How did Eugenie contribute to marine biology?

• By discovering new fish species

• By writing a book

• By becoming a teacher

• By starting an aquarium

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What did Eugenie do when she encountered her first wild shark?

• She thought it was beautiful

• She left the water immediately

• She was scared

• She tried to catch it

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What myth about sharks did Eugenie dispel?

• They can't be trained

• They are always aggressive

• They only eat meat

• They must keep moving to stay alive

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What did Eugenie prove about sharks' intelligence?

• They were aggressive

• They could not remember anything

• They were not intelligent

• They could be trained

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What was Eugenie's dream regarding sharks?

• To prove they were dangerous

• To swim with them

• To catch the biggest shark

• To show they were smart and deserved protection

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