What is biodiversity?
			A: the animals that live only in rain forests B: the animal and plant species that live only in your backyard C: the rich variety of life in every ecosystem on Earth
		What is interdependence between species?
			A: when two species need each other to survive B: when two species don't want to live near each other C: when young animals want to be more independent and live on their own
		Why do we need biodiversity?
			A: it gives us food to eat, water to drink, air to breathe, and much more. B: it makes our world unique, and it makes us happy. C: all of the above
		Where can you find biodiversity?
			A: in a puddle B: in the desert C: all of the above
		What is an invasive species?
			A: a species that protects its turf from others B: a species that migrates from one place to another C: a species that lands in a new place and upsets the natural balance
		Which group has the largest number of species?
			A: mammals B: arthropods C: plants
		A whale is
			A: a fish B: a mammal C: an amphibian
		What is the Endangered Species Act?
			A: a law that keeps small animals from getting eaten by bigger animals B: a law that protects animals or plants that are in danger of going extinct C: a law that protects plants from getting crushed by animals
		Why is Madagascar a great place to study biodiversity?
			A: Many of the plants and animals that live there can't be found anywhere else in the world. B: It's so close to many other places with a lot of biodiversity, so you can get to them easily. C: Many unusual birds fly to Madagascar from other places all year long.
		What can you do to help save biodiversity?
			A: reduce, reuse, recycle B: plant trees, clean local rivers and parks, and protect habitats C: all of the above