As a part of conservation of wildlife, you were fortunate to visit a zoo, wherein you interviewed the Zoo manager. Write out the questions that you asked him.

The following questions form part of the interview that were put to the Zoo manager during a visit to the zoo.

1. How many animals do you have here in this zoo?
2. What food is supplied to these animals?
3. How well secure are the animals in their cages?
4. What problems do these animals face with respect to the environment?
5. How do visitors treat the caged animals?
6. What is the reaction of these animals?
7. What facilities do you have to treat illnesses and injuries?
8. To what extent do you get support from the general public or from animal welfare organizations?
9. How far are visitors well behaved and follow instructions?
10. What suggestions for improvements would you like to make?

Difficult Words from the Interview Questions:

Supplied

Provided or given.

Secure

Safe, protected from danger or escape.

Cages

Enclosures, often made of bars or wire mesh, used to confine animals.

With respect to

In relation to; concerning.

Facilities

Places, equipment, or services provided for a particular purpose (e.g., medical facilities).

Illnesses

Sicknesses or diseases.

Injuries

Physical harm or damage to the body.

Extent

The degree or amount to which something happens or is true.

Welfare

The health, happiness, and safety of a person or animal.

Organizations

Groups of people formed for a particular purpose (e.g., animal welfare organizations).

Suggestions

Ideas or plans put forward for consideration.

Improvements

Changes or actions that make something better.