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If the number of a species becomes very low it may be placed in which category?

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Correct answer: Endangered

The direct answer is A: endangered. A species is called endangered when its population has become so small, or its threats are so serious, that it faces a significant risk of extinction. The reasoning is: very low number → difficulty finding mates and reproducing → greater danger of disappearing → endangered category. A is correct. B, common, means found in large numbers or widely present, which is the opposite situation. C, cultivable, describes land or crops suitable for cultivation and is not a wildlife population category. D, non-living, means without life; a species is made of living organisms, even when its population is small. A low number alone should be understood with the danger of extinction in this school context. Memory cue: endangered means in danger of ending or disappearing.

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Endangered SpeciesLow PopulationExtinction Risk

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