How to Save a Baby Elephant/Can Drones Stop Animal Killers?

Last updated over 5 years ago

8 questions

Last updated over 5 years ago

8 questions

Question 1

Which of the following is a key idea of both articles?

It's important to keep poachers from killing elephants.

Ishanga is now happy and healthy.

The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust helps orphaned elephants.

Air Shepherd is working to stop poachers before they can harm animals.

Question 2

greedy and selfish

rich and famous

pushy and impatient

hardworking and caring

Question 3

"And they named her Ishanga."

"...the staff treated her with modern medicine and old-fashioned loving care."

"One of the rangers pulled out a gun and fired shots into the air."

"The older elephants led Ishanga around."

Question 4

surprised

hopeful

angry

worried

Question 5

a small airplane without a pilot

an airplane that makes a very loud noise 

a four-passenger airplane

an airplane that looks like an insect

Question 6

Baby elephants need their mother's milk for the first two years of their lives.

Elephants greet each other by holding out their trunks.

Killing elephants for ivory is allowed in Kenya.

The David Sheldrick WIldlife Trust has raised more than 100 orphaned elephants. 

Question 7

Question 8

Question 1

It's important to keep poachers from killing elephants.

Ishanga is now happy and healthy.

The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust helps orphaned elephants.

Air Shepherd is working to stop poachers before they can harm animals.

Question 2

greedy and selfish

rich and famous

pushy and impatient

hardworking and caring

Question 3

"And they named her Ishanga."

"...the staff treated her with modern medicine and old-fashioned loving care."

"One of the rangers pulled out a gun and fired shots into the air."

"The older elephants led Ishanga around."

Question 4

surprised

hopeful

angry

worried

Question 5

a small airplane without a pilot

an airplane that makes a very loud noise 

a four-passenger airplane

an airplane that looks like an insect

Question 6

Baby elephants need their mother's milk for the first two years of their lives.

Elephants greet each other by holding out their trunks.

Killing elephants for ivory is allowed in Kenya.

The David Sheldrick WIldlife Trust has raised more than 100 orphaned elephants. 

Question 7

Question 8