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Countryside Worker

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Footpaths marked with a yellow arrow are for what?

a)

Walkers Only

b)

Cyclists and Walkers

c)

Walkers and Horse riders

2.

Point number 2 of the five point Countryside Code states that: Leave gates ___________________________

a)

Open

b)

Closed

c)

As you find them

3.

Who is permitted to use a Bridleway?

a)

Horse riders and cyclists only

b)

Walkers and horse riders only

c)

Walkers, Horse riders and cyclists

4.

Yellow arrows mark footpaths, but what colour arrows mark a bridleway?

a)

Red

b)

Blue

c)

Brown

5.

Which of the following is a criminal offence in the countryside?

a)

Dropping litter

b)

Letting your dog off the lead

c)

Walking away from paths in 'open access land'

6.

What is name is given to this type of access point?

a)

Kissing gate

b)

Squeeze style

c)

Locke

7.

On a Bridleway, which user must, by law, give way to other users?

a)

Walkers

b)

Cyclists

c)

Horse Riders

8.

Who can use byways marked with red arrows?

a)

Horse drawn vehicles

b)

Cyclists only

c)

All/any traffic

9.

What is the meaning of the acronym BOAT?

a)

Beware of Animal traps

b)

Byway open to all traffic

c)

Be observant Animal tracking

10.

Who is responsible for keeping footpath access clear?

a)

Local Council

b)

Land Owner

c)

Footpath users

11.

Who is restricted from using a restricted byway?

a)

Horse Drawn vehicles

b)

Motor Vehicles

c)

Cyclists

12.

What should dog walkers do with dog mess in the countryside?

a)

Its organic so its ok to leave it

b)

Move it off the path into the undergrowth

c)

Pick it up, bag it and take it to a suitable bin

13.

Pet shops are a key route within which sector?

a)

Equine

b)

Floristry

c)

Animal care

d)

Countryside

14.

Greenkeeping is a key route within which sector?

a)

Forestry

b)

Floristry

c)

Equine

d)

Horticulture

15.

A farrier would be employed in which land-based sector?

a)

Horticulture

b)

Equine

c)

Countryside

d)

Animal care

16.

A gamekeeper would be employed in which land-based sector?

a)

Floristry

b)

Agriculture

c)

Horticulture

d)

Countryside

17.

A tree officer would be employed in which land-based sector?

a)

Arboriculture

b)

Floristry

c)

Countryside

d)

Agriculture

18.

A stockperson would be employed in which land-based sector?

a)

Equine

b)

Agriculture

c)

Animal care

d)

Floristry

19.

Which of the following organisations is most closely linked to the animal care industry?

a)

British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums

b)

Environment Agency

c)

British Grooms Association

d)

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

20.

Which of the following organisations is most closely linked to the agricultural industry?

a)

Pet Industry Federation

b)

Royal Horticultural Society

c)

Wildlife Trusts

d)

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

21.

Which of the following organisations is most closely linked to the environment and countryside industry?

a)

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

b)

The Forestry Commission

c)

Natural England

d)

National Farmer's Union

22.

Which of the following organisations is most closely linked to the forestry and arboriculture industry?

a)

Woodland Trust

b)

Institute of Professional Florists

c)

Environment Agency

d)

British Grooms Association

23.

What is a business that has one owner who is responsible for all profit and losses?

a)

A limited company

b)

Sole trader

c)

A chain

d)

A partnership

24.

What business involves shareholders buying "shares" of the business?

a)

Sole trader

b)

Partnership

c)

Franchise

d)

Limited company

25.

Which business involves a company allowing someone to sell its goods and services?

a)

Limited company

b)

Sole trader

c)

Franchise

d)

Partnership

26.

Which business involves a network of stores which share the same branding and practices for daily running?

a)

Chain

b)

Limited company

c)

Partnership

d)

Franchise

27.

The expectation that an employee should arrive at work on time comes under which workplace policy?

a)

Dress code

b)

Use of social media

c)

Attendance

d)

Data protection

28.

The expectation that an employee should follow a set of practices and behave respectfully towards others comes under which workplace policy?

a)

Data protection

b)

Professional standards

c)

Dress code

d)

Attendance

29.

If an employee is unhappy in the workplace, it must be reported under which policy?

a)

Complaints

b)

Data protection

c)

Use of social media

d)

Professional standards

30.

From April 2021, what is the minimum wage for under 18 year olds?

a)

£6.56

b)

£4.62

c)

£3.35

d)

£8.91

31.

A young worker (above school leaving age and under 18) is entitled to a 30 minute break if they have worked how many hours continuously?

a)

7

b)

3.5

c)

6

d)

4.5

32.

How long of a break is an employee over 18 years of age entitled to if they have worked 6 hours or more continously?

a)

20 minutes

b)

1 hour

c)

15 minutes

d)

30 minutes

33.

Which document details the rights, responsibilities and duties of an employee?

a)

Risk assessment

b)

Manager guide

c)

Contract of employment

d)

Accident book

34.

An employee is entitled to time off for training and study after how many weeks of employment?

a)

21 weeks

b)

4 weeks

c)

15 weeks

d)

26 weeks