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Hunter Safety: Chapter 3

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main goal of wildlife conservation?

a)

Destroying natural resources

b)

Wasting natural resources

c)

Preserving natural resources without consumptive use

d)

Selling natural resources for profit

2.

What is the North American Model of Fish and Wildlife Conservation based on?

a)

Commercial use of wildlife

b)

Sound scientific knowledge and principles

c)

Land ownership

d)

Wealth and social standing

3.

What is the carrying capacity of a habitat?

a)

The number of animals the habitat can support during the breeding season

b)

The number of animals the habitat can support during the summer

c)

The number of animals the habitat can support during the winter

d)

The number of animals the habitat can support all year long

4.

What is the main purpose of predator control in wildlife management?

a)

To eliminate all predators from the habitat

b)

To reduce predators to enable stable populations of threatened species

c)

To increase the number of predators in the habitat

d)

To protect predators from other wildlife

5.

What is the main characteristic of mammals?

a)

Herbivorous

b)

Feathered

c)

Warm-blooded with hair

d)

Cold-blooded

6.

What is the main reason some species are protected from hunting?

a)

Because they are easy to hunt

b)

Because they are not important for the ecosystem

c)

Because their numbers are small and they produce no surplus to harvest

d)

Because they are abundant and produce a surplus

7.

What is the main purpose of controlled burning in habitat improvement?

a)

To destroy the habitat

b)

To increase the production of certain wildlife species

c)

To promote new growth and slow down the process of succession

d)

To reduce the number of wildlife in the habitat

8.

What is the main role of wildlife managers in maintaining wildlife populations?

a)

To increase the number of animals in the habitat

b)

To keep the number of animals in balance with their habitat

c)

To eliminate all animals from the habitat

d)

To ignore historical trends and current habitat conditions

9.

Wildlife conservation ensures that __________________.

a)

Hunting seasons established by Kublai Khan will continue

b)

No animals are ever harvested

c)

Natural resources can be drawn on despite unwise use

d)

Renewable resources can replenish themselves indefinitely

10.

A habitat for wildlife must include ________________.

a)

Space, arrangement, food, cover, and water

b)

Brush and rocks, predators, water, and space

c)

Space, vegetation, food, and resting and breeding places

d)

Cover, predators, large area, arrangement, and food

11.

What are four factors that can limit wildlife population?

a)

Hunting, starvation, erosion, pollution

b)

Disease, hunting, deforestation, pollution

c)

Starvation, deforestation, predators, hunting

d)

Disease, starvation, predators, pollution

12.

Hunting is an effective wildlife conservation tool because _____________.

a)

funding from hunting licenses helps many game and non-game species recover from dwindling populations

b)

hunters play an important role by supplying wildlife managers with needed information from the field

c)

hunting contributes to threatened or endangered wildlife

d)

both A & B

13.

By continuously monitoring the birth rate and death rate of various species and the condition of their habitat, wildlife managers ________________.

a)

know how to set hunting regulations and can determine if other management practices are needed to conserve wildlife species

b)

know when to ignore hunting regulations they set earlier

c)

can obtain data to eliminate wildlife species

d)

Both B & C

14.

Trapping and relocating animals is an example of the __________ wildlife management practice.

a)

Hunting

b)

Artificial Stocking

c)

Setting bag limits and legal methods for taking wildlife

d)

Habitat improvement

15.

It is critical that hunters are able to identify wildlife correctly so that they don't mistakenly ________________.

a)

harvest illegal game animals or non-game animals

b)

confuse horns with antlers

c)

confuse cloven hooves with cud chewers

d)

confuse meat-eating animals with those that eat meat as well as plants