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Ducks Review 5

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a true statement about wintering habitats?

a)

Waterfowl stay within a small radius once selecting their wintering habitat.

b)

Waterfowl may travel significantly around wintering habitats to find the best resources.

2.

Which of the following has the authority to manage migratory birds, marine fish and endangered species?

a)

Environmental Protection Agency

b)

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service

c)

United States Department of Agriculture

d)

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

3.

Trees can absorb physical particulates from burning fuel into their leaves to filter the air.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Grasslands are dominated by grasses and several species of forbs. Which of the following best describes a forb?

a)

Trees and taller shrubs which survive in grasslands

b)

Invasive species which takes over grasslands

c)

A drought tolerant species of grass

d)

Broadleaf plants and lower shrub vegetation

5.

Forests are responsible for storing large amounts of carbon. However, there are some cases in which forests can also release significant amounts of carbon into the atmosphere. When does this typically occur?

a)

Trees release carbon when decaying, so when areas experience deforestation large amounts of a forest’s sequestered carbon will be released back into the atmosphere

b)

Trees can only hold a limited amount of carbon, so a forest of mature trees begins to release carbon as trees age

c)

Trees release large amounts of carbon during the process of photosynthesis, in vast forests of broadleaf trees this outweighs the amount of carbon sequestered

d)

Trees do not release atmospheric carbon but do secrete carbon into the soil, resulting in forest soils containing an excess of carbon

6.

Which of the following best describes anaerobic soil in a wetland?

a)

The soil is free of oxygen

b)

The soil is nutrient deficient

7.

In what year was the Federal Water Pollution Control Act established?

a)

1935

b)

1869

c)

1978

d)

1948

8.

Transpiration is when plants release which of the following during photosynthesis and respiration?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrogen

c)

Water vapor

d)

Methane

9.

Which of the following is the best definition for the term reforestation?

a)

Planting trees in areas where trees were not previously present

b)

None of the choices

c)

Incorporating trees in areas of agriculture

d)

Planting new trees in the same habitat older ones were removed from

10.

Which of the following examples corresponds to the category of protection restoration efforts?

a)

Optimizing the use of fertilizer and pesticides to prevent excessive nutrients and runoff

b)

Controlling hydrologic regime to ensure proper water levels

c)

Re-establishing the topography of an area

d)

Conservation easement or regulatory measure like the Organic Act which prevents habitats from being converted or fragmented

11.

What is desertification?

a)

Areas of grassland which undergo sandstorms

b)

Grasslands which are near a desert area and acts as transition zone

c)

Grasslands which are transformed into agriculture lands

d)

Grasslands which undergo drought or demineralization and turn into a desert landscape

12.

In order to maintain a healthy balance of nutrients in the soil, Sam plants corn in the spring and soybeans in the fall. This is known as which of the following sustainable agricultural methods?

a)

Rotational grazing

b)

Rotational crops

c)

Cover crops

d)

No-tillage

13.

This illustration depicts which of the following concepts?

a)

Base flow contribution

b)

Ground water recharge

c)

Water cycle

d)

Biological productivity

14.

This illustration depicts which of the following concepts?

a)

Baseflow contribution

b)

Biological productivity

c)

Water cycle

d)

Groundwater recharge

15.

Maintaining biodiversity, protecting freshwater quality, recharging groundwater and controlling floods are all critical components for which of the following biomes?

a)

Grasslands

b)

Aquatic

c)

Forests

d)

Wetlands

16.

Which of the following parks was the first established national park?

a)

Zion National Park

b)

Yosemite National Park

c)

Banff National Park

d)

Yellowstone National Park

17.

Which of the following is NOT a reason for conducting a prescribed burn?

a)

Rejuvenate growth by releasing seeds

b)

Removing weak and dying trees

c)

Preventing wildlife from entering unwanted areas

d)

Clearing dead vegetation from the forest floor

18.

What percentage of Duck Stamp sales goes to supporting habitat restoration?

a)

25 percent

b)

98 percent

c)

75 percent

d)

50 percent

19.

Which of the following best describes kudzu and garlic mustard found in North American forests?

a)

Common deciduous tree species

b)

Moss species found in temperate forests

c)

Invasive species impacting forest health

d)

Harvestable crops grown through agroforestry methods

20.

Which of the following is also known as the Duck Stamp Act?

a)

Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp Act

b)

Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration Act

c)

The Farm Bill

d)

North American Wetlands Conservation Act

21.

The clear-cutting of forests can be sustainable for certain species under monitored conditions and with reforestation efforts.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

The image represents which of the following species?

a)

American goldfinch

b)

White-eyed vireo

c)

Red-winged blackbird

d)

House finch

23.

The image represents which of the following species?

a)

Moose

b)

Mule deer

c)

White-tailed deer

d)

Elk

24.

The image represents which of the following species?

a)

Coyote

b)

Canada lynx

c)

Gray wolf

d)

Bobcat

25.

The bird has a distinctly hooked beak, bright yellow legs, and a bright yellow ring around the eye. What family does this bird belong to?

a)

Picidae

b)

Odontophoridae

c)

Falconidae

d)

Columbidae

26.

The image represents which of the following species?

a)

Virginia opossum

b)

Norway rat

c)

Nine-banded armadillo

d)

Eastern red bat

27.

What act enabled funding through the sale of firearms, ammunition and sporting goods?

a)

National Economic Restoration Plan

b)

Weeks-McLean Act

c)

The Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act

d)

Pittman-Robertson Act

28.

Paul is a park ranger in charge of removing a brown bear which has been invading campsites and has grown comfortable around park guests. Paul sets up motion sensors which rapidly flash lights when triggered around the border of the park. After a period of time, Paul notices there have not been any more bear sightings in the park. This is an example of which of the following?

a)

Habitat management technique

b)

Predator-human interaction

c)

Behavior modification

d)

Mark and recapture

29.

Select the biotic factors that influence the population.

a)

Disease

b)

Water

c)

Competiton

d)

Predation

e)

Sunlight

30.

Since the start of the Duck Stamp Act in 1934, how many national wildlife refuges have been created or expanded?

a)

200

b)

400

c)

100

d)

300

31.

The red wolf (Canis rufus) population has been reduced by 83 percent throughout the years. According to this data, the red wolf would be classified as which of the following?

a)

Over-abundant

b)

Critically endangered

c)

Threatened

d)

Vulnerable

32.

Which of the following methods is used during mark and recapture?

a)

Spaying

b)

Recall training

c)

Neutering

d)

Leg band