What is the main reason that people began to collect the eggs of wild California condors and capture wild condors?

To provide protection for animals at zoos

To stop them from endangering other animals

What is a keystone species?

a plant or animal that plays an important role in an ecosystem

a plant or animal that is in possible danger of extinction

a plant or animal that has been reintroduced into the wild

a plant or animal that has a harmful impact on the environment

According to “Don’t Release Animals Back to the Wild,” studies of animals born in captivity and reintroduced into the wild reveal that survival rates —

are much lower than rates for animals born in the wild

are similar to rates for animals born in the wild

are higher for adult animals than for younger animals

are higher for large predators than for smaller animals

Why does the author of “Don’t Release Animals Back to the Wild” include information about Keiko, the orca in Free Willy ?

to show that reintroducing animals to the wild is not always successful

to show that animals captured in the wild often have good survival skills

to explain some of the challenges involved in keeping animals in captivity

to explain the steps that scientists take when reintroducing animals into the wild

Which sentence best describes the two authors’ views?

The author of “Let Wild Animals Be Wild” believes that animals should not be kept in captivity, but the author of “Don’t Release Animals Back to the Wild” believes captivity helps keep them safe.

Both authors believe that the benefits of keeping animals in captivity outweigh the costs.

Both authors believe that keeping animals in captivity is a short-term solution, but the animals should be released into the wild when possible.

The author of “Let Wild Animals Be Wild” believes that only animals in danger of extinction should be kept in captivity, but the author of “Don’t Release Animals Back to the Wild” believes that all species should be kept in captivity.

The author most likely included the map on Page 372 to help the reader understand:

Where tracked Siberian tigers are currently living and where they lived in the past.

where scientists placed trackers on the tigers

Where tracked Siberian tigers are being killed or injured.

Where tracked Siberian tigers are hunting.

What is the author's claim in "Don't Release Animals Back to the Wild?"

Returning an animals to its natural habitat after being kept in captivity is a mistake because they are less likely to survive.

People should protect and care for all of Earth's creatures.

People should support zoos or sanctuaries because they keep animals safe.

Raising and treating animals in captivity is necessary, but the goal of both efforts should be to return the animals to their natural habitat.

The information on provided about Keiko on Page 378 supports:

That efforts to return animals to their natural habitat are unsuccessful.

That animals returned to their natural habitat provide better scientific data.

That animals returned to their natural habitat thrive better than ones kept in captivity.

That animals returned to their natural habitat thrive equally to the ones kept in captivity.

The author most likely included the map on page 380 to help the reader understand:

Where, in Mexico, the Jungle Place sanctuary is located.

Where scientists placed trackers on the monekys.

Where monkeys are losing their habitat.

Where to rack monkeys in Mexico.

Page 380, the author reveals a third reason for keeping wild animals in captivity. What is the reason?

Both scientists and the general public can learn a great deal from captive animals.

Seeing wild animals in captivity also helps people appreciate wildlife and wildlife-protection efforts.

What scientists learn about captive animals can benefit other members of the species that remain in the wild.

Animals wont survive if returned to their natural habitat.

Page 373- what details support the author's claim. (Pick 3)

Scientists are learning more and more about what wild animals need to live independently.

Other people say that reintroducing predators to the wild is bad for humans.

An ecosystem needs all animals, predator and prey alike, to stay in balance.

They don't know what is happening.

On page 378, what details are provided to understand of the role of zoos and aquariums.

many modern zoos and other facilities offer everything these animals need to live long, healthy, and happy lives. And in many cases, nature does not.

there is no role for zoos and aquariums.

Animals will die no matter where they are at.

Football is difficult for animals to play. They usually get hurt.

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1 min • 5 pts

human-made places of safety and protection

diminished

thrive

sanctuaries

cooperatve

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shrank, became smaller or fewer

diminished

unfettered

thrive

sanctuaries

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CCSS.L.2.1E

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do well, be successful, grow

diminished

cooperate

unfettered

thrive

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CCSS.ELA-Literacy.W.5.2d

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not limited, not restricted

cooperate

unfettered

thrive

sanctuaries

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work together, participate in shared activity

unfettered

thrive

cooperate

diminished

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CCSS.ELA-Literacy.W.5.2d

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Choose the word that is spelled correctly.

equipped

equiped

equippt

eqipped

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CCSS.ELA-Literacy.L.5.2

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Choose the word that is spelled correctly.

programm

program

progrem

programe

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CCSS.ELA-Literacy.L.5.2

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