Because of his extensive travels and vast experience with animals, Hagenbeck developed extensive knowledge of _____ .
a. moat construction
b. public attraction
c. entertainment industry
d. animal behavior
Question 2By the early 1900s, more than _____ cities had zoological gardens, including the Bronx Zoo, Lincoln Park Zoo, the San Diego Zoo, Zoo Atlanta, and the National Zoo.
a. 50
b. 100
c. 5
d. 20
Question 3_____ had a world-renowned natural history museum, the Smithsonian Institution, and a zoological society as early as 1870.
a. New York
b. Washington, D.C.
c. Berlin
d. London
Question 4This individual was the leading proponent of a zoo in Philadelphia.
a. Carl Hagenbeck
b. Benjamin Franklin
c. Alexander the Great
d. Dr. William Camac
Question 5The _____ became the model for the zoological gardens that were later developed in the United States.
a. Berlin Zoo
b. Central Park Zoo
c. Regent's Park Zoo
d. Hagenbeck Zoo
Question 6The word zoo comes from the ancient Greek word, zoion, which means _____ .
a. study of life
b. caged animal
c. treasured wildlife
d. living being
Question 7_____ were defined simply as organized collections of wild animals kept in cages.
a. Zoos
b. Gladiators
c. Menageries
d. Moats
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