Biodiversity and Its Impact on Humans Quiz

Why is biodiversity important to humans?

• It makes the environment look more beautiful.

• It helps in providing food, medicine, and shelter.

• It is only important for animals, not humans.

• It makes traveling more interesting.

What can happen if a plant species used in medicine goes extinct?

• We can easily find a replacement.

• It doesn't affect humans.

• It may lead to the loss of potential cures for diseases.

• Only animals will be affected.

How does biodiversity help in food production?

• It has no effect on food production.

• It decreases the variety of foods we can eat.

• It increases the variety and security of food sources.

• It makes food more expensive.

Why is it important to protect every species, even the smallest insect?

• Because every species has a role in the ecosystem.

• Small insects are not important.

• Only large animals need protection.

• Insects are harmful.

What does the term "biodiversity" mean?

• The study of living organisms.

• The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem.

• A type of biological study.

• The weather patterns in a region.

How can humans help in preserving biodiversity?

• By cutting down more trees.

• By polluting the water and air.

• By protecting natural habitats and endangered species.

• By using more plastic.

What role do bees play in biodiversity that benefits humans?

• They are only important for making honey.

• They help in pollinating plants, which is essential for food production.

• They scare away pests.

• They have no role in biodiversity.

Why is it important to have a variety of plants and animals in an ecosystem?

• It makes the ecosystem more difficult to manage.

• It helps the ecosystem to be more resilient to changes.

• Only plants are important, animals are not.

• It is not important.

What can children do to help protect biodiversity?

• Leave lights on all the time.

• Throw trash everywhere.

• Learn about and respect nature.

• Use more water.

Why should we care about losing species we have never even seen?

• Because every species loss affects the balance of the ecosystem.

• It doesn't matter if we lose them.

• Only visible species are important.

• We shouldn't care about them.