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BWSHR LO2

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 20mins

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1.

Select the answers that are considered a threat to British wildlife.

Part 1

a)

Habitat fragmentation

b)

Human encroachment

c)

Habitat destruction

d)

Conservation

2.

Select the answers that are considered a threat to British wildlife.

Part2

a)

Climate change

b)

Pollution

c)

Habitat management

d)

Illegal trade

3.

The introduction of alien species to a habitat is considered a threat to British wildlife. By what other term may alien species also be known as?

(a)  

4.

Select the examples of invasive/alien plant species.

a)

Giant hogweed

b)

Cheddar pink

c)

Japanese knotweed

d)

Rhododendron

e)

Primrose

5.

Select the examples of invasive/alien animal species.

a)

Grey squirrel

b)

Muntjac deer

c)

Quagga mussel

d)

Starling

e)

Grey seal

6.

RTA's pose a threat to a number of British wildlife species. What does RTA's stand for?

(a)  

7.

Are competition, hunting and disease considered threats to British wildlife?

a)

Yes

b)

No

8.

UK designations are

a)

Places chosen for a special purpose, giving it special status.

b)

Places chosen to be dismissed as not special.

c)

Places that hold no special or scientific interest.

d)

Places chosen to build upon.

9.

Select all that are considered designations.

a)

National Parks

b)

Marine Conservation Zones

c)

Marine Nature reserves

d)

Woodland

e)

Upland and Heathland

10.

A place may be designated as a SSSI. What does SSSI stand for?

a)

Site of Suitable Standards Inwardly

b)

Site of Special Scientific Interest

c)

Space for Species to Invade

d)

Site of Specific Specialised Interest

11.

A place may be designated as an AONB. What does AONB stand for?

a)

Areas that are Often Not Blocked

b)

Area that is Outside Normal Boundaries

c)

Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

12.

British wildlife can be protected by various legislation. Select any that may offer protection to animals in the wild.

a)

European Directives

b)

Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended 1991)

c)

Wild mammals (Protection) Act 1996

d)

The Animal Welfare Act 2006

e)

Countryside and Rights of Way Act (2000)

13.

CITES is another piece of legislation that offers protection to British wildlife. What is Cites short for?

a)

Congress on International Tagging of Endangered Species

b)

Careful Internal Trade of English Specimens

c)

Control of International Trade of Endangered Species

d)

Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species