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Valuable Wetlands

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a Valuable Wetland?

a)

Wet areas that have no ecological value

b)

Wet areas that have high ecological value

c)

Wet areas that are only used for agriculture

d)

Wet areas that do not have plants or wildlife

2.

What are the main benefits of valuable wetlands?

a)

Become a place for urban development

b)

Provide unlimited drinking water

c)

Maintaining biodiversity and maintaining water quality

d)

Just as a place to find recreation

3.

What makes wetland worthwhile

a)

Because they always have important buildings

b)

Because they contain a lot of wild animals

c)

Because they have a high ecological value

d)

Because they always have highway access

4.

How do wetlands play a role in mitigating natural disasters such as flood?

a)

Wetlands can hold rainwater so as to reduce the risk of floods

b)

Wetlands have no influence on floods

c)

Wetlands only make flooding worse

d)

Wetlands only act as a wildlife dwellings

5.

What are the economic benefits of wetlands

a)

Wetlands do not provide economic benefits

b)

Wetlands only generate income from tourism

c)

Wetlands can only produce waste and pollution

d)

Wetlands can provide natural resources such as fish and drinking water

6.

What other factors that destroys the wetland?

a)

Invasive Species

b)

Vegetation

c)

Climate Change

d)

Greenhouse

7.

How does dirty water harm wetlands?

a)

It makes many living things, sick.

b)

It won't do any harm

c)

Dirty water supports the wetland

d)

Some dirty water are drinkable

8.

What is the main purpose of collecting data about wetlands

a)

To support the preservation of culture heritage

b)

To promote international cooperation

c)

To manage wetlands wisely and sustainably

d)

To assess the value and function natural resources

9.

How do communities contribute to cultural heritage development in Indonesia?

a)

Communities work together with the government to protect and promote their cultural heritage

b)

Communities only participate in cultural heritage preservation as volunteers.

c)

Communities solely manage cultural heritage without government involvement

d)

Communities are not involved in cultural heritage preservation.

10.

Are there laws that protect wetlands, and how can we make sure they are followed

a)

Laws can't protect wetlands

b)

No, there are no laws for wetland

c)

Yes, there are laws, and we can report violations

d)

Laws don't matter for wetlands

11.

Why might birds have trouble with climate change near wetlands

a)

Birds will be having a party

b)

Lil Chirpy is gonna make an album about climate change

c)

Climate change can mess up the places where birds like to rest and have babies

d)

Birds learn to fly better in climate change

12.

What happens when we build a building near wetlands

a)

Wetlands become more beautiful

b)

Wetlands stays the same

c)

Wetland will be harmed and animals will lose their homes

d)

It will look better for the building

13.

What should we do when we see trash near wetlands

a)

Pile it more with your trash

b)

Build a castle

c)

Pick it up and throw it away in the proper place

d)

Ignore it

14.

How can we help wetlands when we visit them for fun activities

a)

Throw a party

b)

Pick all the flowers and bring them home

c)

By being respecful, no littering, and staying on designated paths

d)

Go fishing

15.

What is one of the main factors that threaten wetlands

a)

Climate Change

b)

Natural fire

c)

Changes in sea water temperature

d)

Natural growth of plants

16.

What is the impact of urban development on wetlands

a)

Increase biodiversity

b)

Reduce the risk of flooding

c)

Damaging and reducing wetlands habitat

d)

Improve water quality

17.

What strategies can be used to protect wetlands from human-caused threats

a)

Increase the extraction of natural resources

b)

Increasing development in wetland areas

c)

Introduce protective regulations and policies

d)

Ignoring the water needs of communities around wetlands

18.

What strategies can help preserve wetlands

a)

Increase development around wetlands

b)

Reduce monitoring and law enforcement efforts in wetlands

c)

Encourage sustainable use and legal protection of wetlands

d)

Ignoring the role of the community in preserving wetlands

19.

What are other important benefits of wetlands besides flood protection and water purification

a)

Wetlands have only one benefit, namely the preservation of life

b)

They provide unlimited natural resources

c)

Wetlands can function as a home for animals and plants

d)

They do not have significant economic benefits

20.

What should we do if we see someone harming a wetland or its creatures

a)

Just dance

b)

Take pictures and post them on social media

c)

Report it to authorities or responsible adults

d)

Nothing