Chameleon's Email to Humankind 5
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What is the primary purpose of Chameleon's email to humans?

  • To express frustration at the destruction of the planet by humans (correct)
  • To request assistance in protecting the rainforests
  • To ask for help in finding a new habitat
  • To offer solutions for cohabitation with humans

How long has Chameleon's species been calling the planet home?

  • 100 thousand years
  • A hundred years or so
  • 65 years
  • 65 million years (correct)

What is one of the main concerns expressed by Chameleon regarding habitat destruction?

  • Excessive deforestation and grazing by cows (correct)
  • Rising temperatures due to climate change
  • Increased human encroachment on animal habitats
  • Lack of water sources for animals

What do humans primarily use wood for, according to Chameleon's observation?

<p>Building houses and furniture (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the previous scene around Chameleon's cousin's tree before human interference?

<p>Herds of elephant and rhino drifting across the plains (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What has been happening to the elephants and rhinos, as mentioned in the passage?

<p>They have been poached for their tusks or horns (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the purpose of destroying hundreds of acres of habitat as described in the passage?

<p>To place an enormous pipe for broadband cables (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What has happened to the Great Barrier Reef, according to the passage?

<p>It has experienced bleaching, losing its color (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the passage imply about warmer oceans?

<p>They are affecting the health of corals and dependent animals (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main message conveyed by the passage?

<p>Humans need to make a real change quickly to save the planet (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Purpose of Chameleon's Email

  • The primary purpose of Chameleon's email to humans is to express concern about habitat destruction and its impact on various species.

Chameleon's Species

  • Chameleon's species has been calling the planet home for millions of years.

Habitat Destruction Concerns

  • One of the main concerns expressed by Chameleon regarding habitat destruction is the impact it has on various species and their habitats.

Human Use of Wood

  • According to Chameleon's observation, humans primarily use wood for building and construction purposes.

Before Human Interference

  • Before human interference, the scene around Chameleon's cousin's tree was a lush and thriving ecosystem.

Impact on Elephants and Rhinos

  • As mentioned in the passage, elephants and rhinos are being pushed towards extinction due to habitat destruction and human activities.

Purpose of Destroying Habitat

  • The purpose of destroying hundreds of acres of habitat, as described in the passage, is to make way for human development and infrastructure.

Impact on the Great Barrier Reef

  • The Great Barrier Reef has been severely damaged, with large sections dying off due to climate change and pollution.

Impact of Warmer Oceans

  • The passage implies that warmer oceans are contributing to the decline of coral reefs and the loss of marine biodiversity.

Main Message

  • The main message conveyed by the passage is the urgent need for humans to address habitat destruction and climate change to protect the planet's biodiversity and ecosystems.

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Read an email from Chameleon expressing frustration with human destruction of the planet. The email highlights the impact of human actions on the environment.

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