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What's the Difference? An Endangered Animal Subtraction Story - For Creative Minds Quiz

	1. What happens when a species is recovered? The species is no longer alive anywhere on earth The species has been removed from the endangered species list The species is considered "endangered"

	2. What does it mean when a species is "endangered"? A species is "endangered" when it is in a lot of trouble but not yet gone forever A species is "endangered" when it is no longer alive anywhere on earth A species is "endangered" when it has been recovered

	3. What does it mean when a species is "downlisted"? It means the species is more at risk of becoming extinct It means that the species' recovery has improved enough to have the listing changed It means that the species has become extinct

	4. What is the name of an area where a species lives and can find everything that it needs to survive? Den Community Habitat

	5. How are food chains and food webs related? Food chains are made up of food webs Food webs are made up of food chains Food chains and food webs are not related

	6. How do food chains begin? With plants With herbivores With omnivores

	7. What are omnivores? Omnivores eat meat or other animals Omnivores eat only plants Omnivores eat both plants and animals

	8. Do extinct species affect the entire food chain? Yes. Each level of the food chain is important in order for the food chain to thrive. No. The species are not interconnected. No. A food chain would thrive more with fewer animals.

	9. Plants are known as because they make their own food using energy from the sun in a process called photosynthesis Producers Consumers Builders

	10. Is a West Indian manatee classified as a mammal, amphibian, or reptile? Amphibian Reptile Mammal

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