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Landscape Planning and Habitat Conservation

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"The physical space within which the animal lives, and the abiotic and biotic entities in that space" is described as

a)

Area

b)

Landscape

c)

Habitat

d)

Enclosure

2.

"Using Earth’s resources in a way that doesn’t permanently harm the planet" refers to

a)

sustainability practice

b)

reused material

c)

environmental management

d)

biological conservation

3.

What will help in preventing habitat destruction?

a)

Spreading out farms and urban developments

b)

Finding a balance between what humans and animals need

c)

Wildlife hunting

d)

More plant and timber harvesting

4.

A community of plants and animals and their habitat is known as....

a)

Population

b)

Ecosystem

c)

Habitat

d)

Environment

5.

Tiger is the natural predator of the sambar deer. If the deer population drops, the tiger population will most likely

a)

drop

b)

thrive

c)

be unaffected

d)

decrease, then increase exponentially

6.

Which of the following terms describes the breaking up of habitat or vegetation types into smaller, disconnected sections, generally as a consequence of human land use patterns?

a)

Disruption

b)

Disturbance

c)

Dispersal

d)

Fragmentation

7.

Corridors are narrow patches that may act as links or barriers in a landscape, influencing dispersal of plants and animals.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

A large patch is likely to have a greater variety of habitats, and therefore, greater biodiversity, than a smaller patch.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

"The reduction in the overall habitat area" refers to

a)

Habitat fragmentation

b)

Habitat loss

10.

What is the objective of salt lick construction?

a)

To improve the habitat quality and increase the presence of wildlife species

b)

To increase wildlife activities in the habitat

c)

To reduce habitat fragmentation impacts

d)

To support the sustainability of the ecosystem

11.

Footprints, feces, friction, and furs are __________ wildlife data record.

a)


Indirect

b)

Direct

12.

Below are the responsibilities of Ex-situ Conservation Division of DWNP except...

a)


Manage wildlife captive breeding

b)


Conduct wildlife DNA analysis

c)

Conduct commercial breeding

d)

Manage wildlife enforcement

13.

Below are examples of Ex-situ Conservation except....

a)

Footprints recording

b)


Gene banks

c)


Animal translocation

d)

Cryopreservation

14.

Choose the safety standard category that is NOT practiced in NWRC.

a)

Biosecurity

b)

Rehabilitation

c)

Physical safety

d)

Surrounding environment

15.

There are some challenges in captive breeding for wildlife conservation. Which from the below is NOT the challenge?

a)

Maintenance and monitoring

b)

Genetic drift

c)

Low reproductive rate

d)

Patrolling