1. Which are the two main threats to grizzly bear populations in BC?

A. Poaching

B. Wolves

C. Habitat loss

D. Cars

E. Garbage and human food

2. Who looks after grizzly bear populations in British Columbia?

A. Pokemon

B. BC Ministry of Environment. Lands and Parks

C. The Vancouver Grizzlies

D. The BC Conservation Foundation

3. Which of the following cities in British Columbia are located where grizzly bears used to live?

A. Kelowna

B. Victoria

C. Campbell River

D. Surrey

E. Prince George

4. Are grizzly bears bigger than black bears?

A. Yes

B. No

5. Grizzly bears have long, slightly curved claws. What is the most important use of these claws?

A. For climbing trees

B. For digging

C. For ripping apart animals

D. For cutting campers' tents and bags

6. It is possible to tell how old a grizzly bear is from its

A. Fur

B. Paws

C. Gall bladder

D. Teeth

E. Food

7. What should you do if you see a bear in your community?

A. Stay calm

B. Keep away from the bear

C. Go inside

D. Pet the bear

8. Why should humans not feed bears?

A. Bears are wild animals

B. You should feed bears – they are cute<

C. Bears don't like human food

D. Someone else might like to feed them later and they won't be hungry

E. Bears will lose their fear of humans

9. When you are walking in bear country it is a good idea to:

A. Have a bell to scare away the bears

B. Talk loudly when you are walking

C. Always hike with a friend

D. Walk quietly so the bears won't hear you

10. Which of the following is/are true about bears?

A. Bears can't run downhill, their front legs are too short

B. Bears have very bad eyesight

C. Bears have a bad sense of smell

D. Bears only eat meat

E. Bears can get cavities