When visiting a national park, it is essential to be prepared for a variety of weather conditions. Pack layers of clothing, rain gear, and sunscreen, regardless of the season. If you plan to hike, bring plenty of water and snacks. If you are going to camp, make sure you have a permit and familiarize yourself with the park’s rules and regulations. Be sure to dispose of trash properly, leaving no trace of your presence. What should you do if you see an animal in the park?
SAT · English · previous-year question
- A.Stay a safe distance away, and observe the animal from afar.correct
- B.Approach the animal cautiously, and try to interact with it.
- C.Capture the animal and take it back to a ranger station.
- D.Feed the animal and leave it food and water.
Answer
A. Stay a safe distance away, and observe the animal from afar.
Explanation
The best way to observe wildlife in a national park is to stay a safe distance away and observe the animal from afar. Approaching an animal can be dangerous for both the animal and the visitor. Capturing an animal is illegal and should only be done by park rangers. Feeding an animal is also illegal because it can disrupt the animal's natural behavior.
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