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AH Biology 2.1 - Field Techniques for Biologists

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these hazards is not commonly associated with fieldwork?

a)

Terrain

b)

Exposure to Chemicals

c)

Weather Conditions

d)

Isolation

2.

How can you minimise hazards related to isolation?

a)

Check the condition of the terrain in the study area

b)

Check the weather forecast regularly

c)

Work with other people and inform someone of your plan

d)

Wear appropriate PPE

3.

What form of sampling technique is the best method for recording a rare animal?

a)

Quadrat

b)

Point Count

c)

Remote Detection with Camera Traps

d)

Transects

4.

What form of sampling technique is the best method for recording a plant which changes with environmental conditions?

a)

Quadrat

b)

Point Count

c)

Remote Detection with Camera Traps

d)

Transects

5.

What form of sampling selects members of a population at regular intervals?

a)

Random

b)

Stratified

c)

Systemic

6.

What form of sampling divides members of a population into categories and then samples proportionally?

a)

Random

b)

Stratified

c)

Systemic

7.

In which form of sampling do all members of a population have an equal chance of being selected.

a)

Random

b)

Stratified

c)

Systemic

8.

Which form of classifying organisms is based on morphology?

a)

Taxonomy

b)

Phylogenetics

9.

Which form of classifying organisms is based on evolutionary relationships and shared characteristics?

a)

Taxonomy

b)

Phylogenetics

10.

Which form of evolution involves species with different ancestral origins developing similar features?

a)

Divergent

b)

Convergent

11.

What form of evolution involves species which share the same ancestral origin but have evolved different features.

a)

Convergent

b)

Divergent

12.

What form of organism is extremely well studied and can be used to provide information on the study of different species?

a)

Model Organism

b)

Indicator Species

c)

Convergent Organisms

d)

Divergent Organisms

13.

The presence, absence or abundance of what form of species can be used to monitor an ecosystem?

a)

Model Species

b)

Indicator Species

c)

Highlighter Species

d)

Monitor Species

14.

What is 'R' in the equation N = MC / R

a)

The estimated number of individuals in the population

b)

The first sample captured

c)

The second sample captured

d)

The number of recaptures in the second sample

15.

Which of these is not an assumption of the Mark and Recapture method?

a)

All individuals have an equal chance of capture

b)

No immigration or emigration takes placed

c)

Marked, and released, individuals mix fully and randomly with the total population

d)

All individuals do not have an equal chance of capture

16.

Which of the following is not a method of marking organisms?

a)

Banding

b)

Camera Traps

c)

Surgical Implantation

d)

Hair Clipping

17.

What should be considered when marking, and observing, a study species?

a)

You must take precautions to minimise the impact on the study species

b)

You must take precautions to maximise the impact on the study species