Chapter 6 Review test

What is the Quagga Project’s breeding method based on?

• Natural habitat restoration
• Genetic engineering
• Appearance-based selection
• Capturing wild zebras

What issue does the passage suggest about conservation efforts?

• Lack of funding
• Bias towards beautiful animals
• Overpopulation of endangered species
• Loss of natural habitats

Why is it difficult to consider these quagga-like zebras as real quaggas?

• They live in a different habitat.
• They are genetically different.
• They are smaller in size.
• They do not have any stripes.

According to the passage, the visual appeal of an animal often influences the level of attention and funding it receives.

• True
• False

The quagga went extinct in the 18th century due to deforestation.

• True
• False

The quagga looked almost exactly like a zebra, with black and white stripes covering its entire body.

• True
• False