Bear and Human Interactions - Reading

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Bear and Human Interactions - Reading - CLB3

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It is very difficult to predict how a given bear will react in an encounter with people, so it’s important to learn how to avoid an encounter in the first place. Conservation officers sometimes have to remove a nuisance-bear from an area by live-trapping it. If you come across a bear trap do not approach it. If you encounter a “problem bear” notice in the backcountry, leave the area immediately. It is illegal to enter an area that has been closed because of a problem bear. People who cross into such areas will be ticketed.

1. What does "predict" mean?

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2. The reading tells people to try to stay away from bears and having interactions with them.

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3. How do conservation officers remove nuissance-bears?

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by shooting problem bears

by making noise and scaring the bears

by setting traps and catching bears

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4. What will happen if you enter an area with a "problem-bear" notice?

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You will go to jail for 30 days.

You will be ticketed and pay a fine.

The government will give you a warning.

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5. "Do not approach the bear trap" means...

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Do not come close to it.

Do not run away from it.

Do not make any noise.

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