Natural 2 (Unit 7)

Ideally, a campsite should be on land that is:

• gently sloping.

• level.

• moderately steep.

• steep.

The major types of tents are:

• A-frame and dome.

• A-frame and lean-to.

• dome and even-span.

• Gothic and Quonset.

While studying different methods of fishing, Maggie learned that bait casting differs from other forms of fishing in that there is:

• a constant pulling of the line.

• forefinger control of the line.

• mechanical control of the line.

• thumb control of the line.

Earl was interested in fly fishing in some local trout streams. The county wildlife officer explained to him that two major ways fly fishing differs from spin casting are:

• baiting of the hook with worms and chumming.

• use of imitation insects and a longer pole.

• a longer pole and thumb control of the line.

• use of a reel and shorter pole.

Snelled, common, weedless, and double best describe types of:

• knots.

• lures.

• reels.

• hooks.

A bobber is most commonly used to:

• attach the bait to the line.

• attract a fish to the bait.

• indicate whether a fish is biting.

• keep the bait floating on the water.

The use of alcohol and drugs while hunting may affect color perception and vision, which will mainly affect:

• game identification.

• muzzle control.

• shooting position.

• zones of fire.

Producing responsible and involved hunters is the main purpose of:

• hunter education.

• National Rifle Association workshops.

• skeet shooting classes.

• wildlife resources conservation training.

The action of a hunter that does the most to improve public opinion of hunting is:

• hunting without the use of dogs.

• parking dog trucks away from the landowner’s home.

• respecting the rights of all landowners

Presentation can best be described as the way that a fisherman/fisherwoman displays:

• fishing licenses for the game warden.

• lure or bait to a fish.

• rods used to catch fish.

• tackle used in fishing.