Question

Why does Mrs. Gibbs refuse to remove the bird feeders?
a) She believes the birds are already wild enough
b) She enjoys watching the birds with her husband, who has Alzheimer’s
c) She thinks the scientists are wrong about the cranes’ survival
d) She wants to attract more birds to her backyard
4. What decision do the scientists make about Mrs. Gibbs’ bird feeders?
a) They force her to remove them
b) They relocate the cranes to another area
c) They decide to back down and allow her to keep them
d) They introduce new rules for interacting with the birds
5. What is the main theme of Rethinking the Wild?
a) The importance of studying animal behavior
b) The challenges of balancing human and environmental needs
c) How to properly train whooping cranes to migrate
d) The role of government in conservation efforts

Answer 1

Here are the answers to your questions based on the provided options:

4. **Why does Mrs. Gibbs refuse to remove the bird feeders?**
- **a)** She believes the birds are already wild enough

5. **What decision do the scientists make about Mrs. Gibbs’ bird feeders?**
- **c)** They decide to back down and allow her to keep them

6. **What is the main theme of Rethinking the Wild?**
- **b)** The challenges of balancing human and environmental needs

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