Time Zones 2 - Unit 12 - The Real World

What is the primary reason for taking pictures of species found during a BioBlitz event?

• To throw away
• To keep for personal use
• To sell the pictures
• To document and share the findings

What is the purpose of attracting more people to a BioBlitz event?

• To increase awareness and participation
• To decrease interest
• To have fewer people attend
• To keep it a secret

What is the purpose of the science activities and talks by experts at a BioBlitz event?

• To get people to love and protect nature
• To sell tickets for a nature event
• To build a new park
• To clean up a national park

How does a BioBlitz event promote nature conservation?

• By selling tickets for a nature event
• By getting people to love and protect nature
• By building a new park
• By cleaning up a national park

What is the role of volunteers and scientists in a BioBlitz event?

• Building a new park
• Identifying and recording various species of plants and animals
• Cleaning up a national park
• Selling tickets for a nature event

What is the main focus of a BioBlitz event?

• Counting the number of species in an area
• Building a new park
• Cleaning up a national park
• Selling tickets for a nature event

Why are volunteers and scientists working around the clock during a BioBlitz event?

• To have fun
• To sleep
• To take breaks
• To find as many species of animals as they can in 24 hours

What are volunteers taking pictures of during a BioBlitz event?

• The weather
• Themselves
• The food
• What they found

How did the weather impact the BioBlitz event at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area?

• It was raining, but the people were excited and didn't mind
• It was sunny and perfect weather
• It was snowing heavily
• There was a tornado

What is the impact of the online platforms used in a BioBlitz event?

• Attracting more people to the event
• Scaring people away
• Causing confusion
• No impact