Orangutan

What happens when palm oil numbers increase (when more palm oil is being used) (Lesson 1)

• Orangutan and tiger populations decrease

• Orangutan and tiger populations increase

• Orangutan and tiger populations remain stable (the same)

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In the simulation experiment from lesson 8, what changed dependent on the percentage of fruit trees?

• The orangutans' energy

• The number of orangutans

• The amount of available space

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How could both orangutans and farmers be supported considering the use of palm oil is not going away (Lesson 6)?

• Put all of the orangutans in a protected area

• Find other areas throughout the world where palm oil can be farmed

• Design a better palm farm that will support living organisms in the rainforest and farmers too

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What resources do orangutans need to survive and reproduce?

• Orangutans like to eat durian fruit

• Orangutans like to eat insects, like termites

• Orangutans like to eat oil palm fruit

• Orangutans need rainforest trees to swing from and nest in

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Increasing the amount of land used to grow oil palm farms results in....

• an increase in orangutan populations

• a decrease in orangutan populations

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How much space do orangutans need to survive?

• 10-30 orangutans live in an area the size of s football field

• 10-30 orangutans live in a square kilometer

• 1-3 orangutans live in an area the size of a football field

• 1-3 orangutans live in a square kilometer

Orangutans can be found on which islands? Tick two

• Borneo

• Papa New Guinea

• Sumatra

• Japan

True or false?

Orangutans need protecting

• True

• False

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Orangutan's feet look almost like their hands.

• True

• False

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What is Orangutans diet? (Multi-choice)

• Fruit

• Meat

• Insects

• Plants