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WorksheetsWildlife Semester Review
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 44mins
What is the branch of science where organisms are classified and named based on their similarities and differences?
Taxonomy
Carnivora
Artiodactyla
Crocodilla
Which of the following animals is an omnivore?
Moose
Elk
Mule Deer
Caribou
Which order includes animals with cloven hoofs?
Artiodactyla
Carnivora
Crocodilla
Lagomorpha
Which family includes the Caribou?
Cervidae
Bovidae
Antilocapridae
Tayassuidae
What is the genus and species of the Elk?
Odocoileus hemionus
Cervus elaphus
Alces americanus
Rangifer tarandus
What is the average number of offspring for a Mule Deer?
2.5
1
1.5
2
Which of the following animals has antlers that fork at the tips?
Mule Deer
Caribou
Elk
Moose
What is the genus and species of the White-tailed Deer?
Odocoileus virginianus
Alces americanus
Cervus elaphus
Rangifer tarandus
Which family includes the Bison?
Tayassuidae
Antilocapridae
Bovidae
Cervidae
What is the average number of offspring for a Bighorn Sheep?
2.5
2
1.5
1
What is the genus and species of the Mountain Goat?
Rangifer tarandus
Cervus elaphus
Ovis canadensis
Oreamnos americanus
Which of the following animals is a carnivore?
Pronghorn
Javelina
Mountain Lion
Black Bear
What is the genus and species of the Black Bear?
Ursus americanus
Ursus arctos
Puma concolor
Alligator mississipiensis
Which order includes animals from the family Leporidae?
Lagomorpha
Rodentia
Carnivora
Crocodilla
What is the average number of offspring for a Mountain Lion?
3
4
2
1
A hoof in two parts is known as which of the following?
split hoof
divided hoof
cloven hoof
separated hoof
Which of the following is NOT an order of big game?
Artiodactyla
Carnivora
Crocodilla
Lagomorpha
Use the word bank to label each big game animal
Elk
Moose
Mule Deer
White-tailed Deer
Pronghorn
Bighorn Sheep
Mountain Goat
Caribou
Which of the following best describes carrion?
Roots and plants
Dead animal flesh
Fruits
Waste grain
Bison are (a) from the (b) order.
Herbivores
Bovidae
carnivores
omnivores
Ursidae
Cervidae
Which of the following is NOT required for an area to be considered a habitat?
Mammals
Water
Space
Cover
Food, water and wood are all examples of which of the following services provided by habitats?
Provisional
Cultural
Regulating
Supporting
Pollination and converting carbon dioxide to plant tissue are examples of which of the following services provided by habitats?
Provisional
Cultural
Regulating
Supporting
Oil spills are an example of which of the following types of habitat loss?
Habitat fragmentation
Habitat degradation
Habitat destruction
Which of the following is NOT a main cause of habitat loss?
Urban sprawl
Climate change
Biodiversity
Energy development
What percentage of the earth’s surface is covered by marine habitats?
50
60
70
80
Which of the following best describes a river?
Small, shallow body of water
Multiple streams intersecting to form a deep and wide moving body of water
Pools of water
Water within the epipelagic subzone
The Arctic Circle is most likely to have which type of habitat?
Tundra
Taiga
Grasslands
Desert
Which of the following countries do NOT have taiga habitat?
Russia
Mongolia
China
Egypt
Which of the following is NOT a type of habitat?
Marine
Freshwater
Terrestrial
Feral
Which of the following was the first established national park?
Yosemite
Yellowstone
Joshua Tree
Zion
Which of the following wildlife populations was known to significantly decline in number due to market hunting and loss of habitat?
Virginia opossum
Grizzly bear
White tailed deer
Striped skunk
In what year was the Pelican Island National Refuge System in Florida created?
1900
1901
1902
1903
Which president was responsible for establishing the Forest Service?
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ulysses S. Grant
Grover Cleveland
Match the following
Controls overgrazing and overproduction of public lands
Taylor Grazing Act
Ensures all branches of government consider the impact of any government project or initiative which could adversely affect the environment
National Environmental Policy Act
Protects the fundamentals of parks to conserve the scenery, historic object and inhabiting wildlife
National Park Service Act
What percentage of native vegetation remains in the United States?
Less than 25
35
30
More than 40
Preservation is regarded as which of the following?
Rebuilding a destroyed area
Ensuring people make smart ecological choices
The non-use of natural resources
Management of a certain area
What percentage of the earth’s land surface is protected?
10
15
20
25
How many jobs have been created by U.S. National Parks?
Less than four million
Five million
Six million
More than seven million
Which of the following is NOT an example of restoration?
Enacting laws to protect land from human intervention
Reintroducing native species to an area
Cleaning up pollution from an area
Removing human-created objects from an environment
Which of the following is the most important feature on a map?
Title
Compass
Legend
Color
Which color represents a lower elevation on a map?
Brown
Blue
Red
Green
Which of the following refers to the relationship between map size and actual size in real life?
Legend
Scale
Grid system
Compass
Which of the following uses letters and numbers to represent locations on a map?
Compass
Legend
Grid system
Scale
Which of the following features is known as cardinal directions?
Legend
Compass
Scale
Title
Which of the following represents steep elevation on a topographic map?
Lines which are close together
Lines which are far apart
A star within a circle
Red lines
What do red lines represent on a road map?
Railroads
Major highways
Minor highways
Airports
Which type of map indicates state and national boundaries?
Road map
Thematic map
Physical map
Political map
Which of the following maps is the most common?
Physical map
Economic map
Road map
Political map
An economic map may show which of the following?
An agricultural commodity grown in a certain area
Population density
Average rainfall
Elevations
Which type of survey divides undeveloped land into smaller parcels?
Subdivision surveys
Court exhibit surveys
Topographic surveys
Construction surveys
Which of the following surveys locate such things as buildings, fences, trees and streams?
Title surveys
Boundary surveys
Topographic surveys
Subdivision surveys
Which of the following is used to determine the location of land ownership lines?
Preliminary surveys
Title surveys
Topographic surveys
Boundary surveys
Which of the following may include traffic accident surveys?
Construction surveys
Court exhibit surveys
Preliminary surveys
Subdivision surveys
Title surveys are needed for which of the following?
Buying a house
Breaking ground for construction
Crime scene investigations
Surveying trees
GPS stands for which of the following?
Global Positioning System
Geographical Planet System
Geography of the Plants System
Ground Positioning System
GPS is made up of how many operating satellites?
24
28
32
36
Which of the following is NOT a true statement? A. Web mapping can give up-to-date information such as weather conditions B. GIS is used by government agencies C. GPS can be mounted in a car D. GPS will not work if it is too cloudy
Web mapping can give up-to-date information such as weather conditions
GIS is used by government agencies
GPS can be mounted in a car
GPS will not work if it is too cloudy
Which of the following is a true statement?
GIS stands for Global Initiative System
GIS stands for Geographical Information System
GIS stands for Global Informational System
GIS stands for Ground Information System
Which of the following agencies designed GPS?
U.S. military
Administration for geography
Air force
Agency for internal development
Which of the following describes wildlife lands?
Private
Public
Trespassing
Permit
Which of the following represents wildlife management areas?
Boundary lines
The color red
A star
An open circle
Which of the following agencies uses wildlife land surveys?
National Forest Association
U.S. Game and Fish Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
Parks and Recreation
Which of the following animals would likely wear a GPS collar?
Cheetah
Elephant
Rhino
Fish
Which of the following is NOT monitored by tracking wildlife?
Population
Habitat
Migratory patterns
Bird watching.
Wetlands are defined by which of the following characteristics?
Latitude and rainfall
Soil and landscape position
Soil and vegetation
Vegetation and rainfall
Which of the following is the most widespread type of wetland in North America?
Freshwater swamps
Non-tidal marshes
Tidal marshes
Bogs
Bogs sequester more than tons of carbon all around the word.
100 million
200 million
100 billion
200 billion
of endangered species rely on wetlands for part of their annual cycle.
35 percent
50 percent
60 percent
75 percent
Fens often have ridges with more productive growing areas and hollows which are less productive. When peat builds up, they can be cut off from groundwater and become bogs.
True
False
Approximately what percentage of natural wetlands have been lost?
35
50
60
75
Building on wetlands in coastal regions has been connected to increasing devastation from hurricanes.
True
False
Which of the following is used to stop water by creating reservoirs which hold and release water as necessary while sometimes generating power?
Levees
Draining wetlands
Wetlands
Dams
Sedimentation, pollution from agricultural runoff and soil runoff from development areas all causes which of the following?
Point source pollution
Degradation
Conversion
Invasive species
Select both of the invasive species which negatively affecting wetlands.
Saltcedar
Nutria
Beavers
Sideoats grama
Some municipalities will use a method where they run water through wetlands, then into their drinking water treatment facilities.
True
False
Match each term to the correct example
Protection
Farm bill
Restoration
Re-establishing the topography of an are
Management
Pre-treating drinking water
Which of the following best describes wetland restoration?
Returning a wetland to its original function
Providing long term security to an area
Maintaining a wetlands function for wildlife and other uses
Offering sustainable commercial and industrial uses
Which of the following is the main purpose of the Clean Water Act?
To take money and use it to buy and lease wetlands and other water areas
To provide funding for conservation programs
To use funds from gas and oil royalties to protect water
To set standards for waste discharge and other point source pollution
The Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp Act is also known as which of the following?
Migratory Bird Act
Bird Conservation Act
Duck Stamp Act
Duck Conservation Act
