TA12 - UNIT 8

5. There are about 16,306 species that are threatened ………. extinction. A. on B. for C. in D. with

1. Climate change poses a significant ____ to polar bear populations as their ice habitats continue to melt. A. threat B. threaten C. threatening D. threateningly

4. The ongoing effort to prevent the ___________ of rhinoceroses involves anti¬-poaching measures and habitat preservation. A. forest B. capacity C. degrade D. extinction

5. The wildlife reserve built a spacious ______ to provide a more natural environment for the rescued bears. A. enclosure B. deforestation C. conservation D. habitat

6. Gorillas, chimpanzees, and humans are all examples of _____________, sharing common ancestry. A. marine B. primate C. clearance D. measure

5. The wildlife reserve has implemented strict measures to catch _______ who threaten the survival of elephants. A. poach B. poaching C. poachers D. poached

4. Conservationists work tirelessly to ________ the biodiversity of rainforests and protect the species living within them. A. conserves B. conserve C. conservation D. conservative

2. The giant panda is an ____ species, and conservation efforts are vital to ensure its continued existence. A. danger B. endanger C. endangered D. dangerous

9. When the egg-laying season starts, female sea turtles will return to the same beach each year to lay their eggs in ____________. A. anti¬-poaching B. spawning grounds C. conservation programs D. natural habitats

4. The role of veterinarians in wildlife conservation is ________some may think. A. more important as B. as important than C. more important D. more important than

1. Tram Chim National Park is home ________ many rare and endangered species of birds. A. of B. to C. for D. with

1. National parks play a crucial role in wildlife __________ by preserving natural habitats. A. debris B. conservation C. extinction D. animals

3. The local authority established coral ___________ to provide a safe and controlled environment for coral to grow and thrive. A. nurseries B. marines C. conservation D. wildlife

7. Dolphins are warm-blooded ________ which give birth to live young, and feed their young with milk. A. conservation B. capacity C. nursery D. mammals

4. All the animals looked well after being released ………. captivity. A. to B. for C. from D. in

3. The poaching of endangered species will persist ________ governments impose stricter punishments. A. provided that B. unless C. as if D. as

3. Unfortunately, the dodo bird is an example of a species that has become __________, highlighting the consequences of human impact. A. extinction B. extinctive C. extinctions D. extinct

5. The seabed ecosystem won’t suffer from damage ________ debris is removed regularly. A. although B. after C. if D. until

2. Marine animals often suffer from ingesting plastic ___________, highlighting the need for ocean conservation. A. mammals B. enclosure C. debris D. humans

2. Without urgent action, forests are in danger …………….. disappearing. A. to B. of C. with D. from

2. ________the coral reefs ecosystem is restored, marine biodiversity in the bay will be promoted. A. Provided that B. Unless C. As if D. Although

8. Uncontrolled __________ and deforestation poses a significant threat to many species. A. extinction B. conservation C. forest clearance D. preservation

3. The child is in need ……… psychological support. A. of B. for C. to D. with

10. Critics argue that keeping animals in _________ can have negative effects on their mental and physical well-being. A. monitor B. restore C. captivity D. release

1. The demand for wildlife products is___________it was ever before, leading to increased poaching. A. as high as B. higher than C. higher as D. as high than