Daisy's Neighborhood Conservation Efforts

Hal searches for sea turtles but finds none. He meets a nocturnal possum who explains the problem of light pollution. Hal devises a plan to attract the turtles by turning off unnecessary lights and using a flashlight. The community helps by turning off lights, and Hal humorously requests cheese.

What does Hal initially find instead of sea turtles?

• A rabbit

• A squirrel

• A poodle

• A cat

What is the possum's main concern?

• The lack of food

• The noise in the neighborhood

• The bright lights affecting its hunting

• Finding a new home

What does the possum plan to eat?

• Insects

• Slugs

• Leaves

• Berries

What does Hal apologize for?

• Interrupting the possum

• Making too much noise

• Using a bright light

• Scaring the poodle

Why are the lights in the neighborhood a problem?

• They increase the temperature

• They cause noise pollution

• They make it hard for nocturnal animals to hunt

• They attract predators

What is Hal's plan to help the sea turtles?

• Use a net to catch them

• Turn off unnecessary lights and use a flashlight

• Call animal control

• Build a barrier to guide them

What does the group hope to achieve by turning off lights?

• Reduce electricity bills

• Help sea turtles find the ocean

• Attract more nocturnal animals

• Make the neighborhood quieter

What device does Daisy use to coordinate the effort?

• A walkie-talkie

• A pet phone

• A megaphone

• A radio

What does Daisy suggest about the coordinated effort?

• It needs more planning

• It is unnecessary

• It is perfect as is

• It is too late

What does Hal want to ask the neighborhood for at the end?

• Their pets

• Their support

• Their flashlights

• Their cheeses