Multiple
Choice
  Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the
question. 
  
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	 | 			  1.  	 | 	Which of the following plants
produces an awn? a.  | Brome grass  | c.  | Yarrow  | e.  | Hawthorn  |  b.  | Red clover  | d.  | Japanese honeysuckle  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  2.  	 | 	Which of the following is an
evergreen? a.  | Bush clover  | c.  | Bittersweet  | e.  | Cattail  |  b.  | Partridgeberry  | d.  | Aspen  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  3.  	 | 	Which of the following produces
an umbel? a.  | Timothy  | c.  | Bindweed  | e.  | Bulrush  |  b.  | Queen Annes
Lace  | d.  | Sumac  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  4.  	 | 	Which of the following is
classified as a monocotyledon? a.  | Timothy  | c.  | Yarrow  | e.  | Purple
Loosestrife  |  b.  | Bush Clover  | d.  | Elderberry  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  5.  	 | 	Which of the following has
opposite leaves? a.  | Orchard grass  | c.  | Bindweed  | e.  | Beech  |  b.  | Red Clover  | d.  | Dogwood  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  6.  	 | 	Which of the following plants
produces a panicle? a.  | Switchgrass  | c.  | Poison ivy  | e.  | Purple loosestrife  |  b.  | Green amaranth  | d.  | Sumac  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  7.  	 | 	Which aquatic plant can easily
become an unwelcome weed in Ohio ponds? a.  | Cattail  | c.  | Reedgrass  | e.  | All of these are
correct  |  b.  | Purple Loosestrife  | d.  | Smartweed  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  8.  	 | 	Which of the following is
NOT  an introduced plant species in Ohio? a.  | Reedgrass 
  | c.  | Red Clover  | e.  | Smartweed  |  b.  | Purple
Loosestrife  | d.  | Cattail  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  9.  	 | 	Mast trees are very important
to wildlife in the forest. Which of the following trees is not a mast tree? a.  | Maple  | c.  | Beech  | e.  | Shagbark hickory  |  b.  | Red oak  | d.  | White oak  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  10.  	 | 	Which of the following is a
legume? a.  | Bindweed  | c.  | Bittersweet  | e.  | Ragweed  |  b.  | Birdsfoot trefoil  | d.  | Fescue  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  11.  	 | 	___________ is the name given
to rainbow trout that live, grow, and reach spawning size in the Great Lakes. a.  | Atlantic  | b.  | Brown  | c.  | King  | d.  | Silver  | e.  | Steelhead  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  12.  	 | 	Which member of the Salmon
family has teeth on its tongue? a.  | Brown
Trout  | d.  | Rainbow Trout  |  b.  | Chinook
Salmon  | e.  | None of these are correct  |  c.  | Coho Salmon  |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  13.  	 | 	In the inside of a Muskrat pelt
is mottled instead of regular pattern to it, the animal is: a.  | Male   | d.  | Immature  |  b.  | Female  | e.  | Does not indicate age or
sex  |  c.  | Mature   |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  14.  	 | 	Which of the following is
yellowish brown to mahogany brown in color, the tips of its hair are white, it has a buff throat, and
has 32 teeth? a.  | Big brown bat   | d.  | Hoary bat  |  b.  | Eastern pipistrel  | e.  | None of these are correct  |  c.  | Little brown myotis  |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  15.  	 | 	Which of the following
describes the Beaver? a.  | It is an
Insectivore  | d.  | It is a carnivore  |  b.  | It is a
rodent  | e.  | All are true for the beaver.  |  c.  | It is a marsupial  |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  16.  	 | 	The primary food for this
mammal is muskrat: a.  | Badger  | c.  | Mink  | e.  | Longtail Weasel  |  b.  | Beaver  | d.  | River Otter   |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  17.  	 | 	Which animal is strictly
diurnal? a.  | Bobcat  | d.  | Skunk  |  b.  | Least
Weasel  | e.  | Thirteen-lined Ground Squirrel  |  c.  | Mink  |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  18.  	 | 	Which animal has canine
teeth? a.  | Deer  | d.  | Eastern cottontail rabbit  |  b.  | Meadow vole  | e.  | All of these are correct  |  c.  | Least shrew  |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  19.  	 | 	Which of the following is
recommended to discourage muskrats from invading a pond? a.  | Allow submerged weeds to grow thick  |  b.  | Plant large areas of cattails or other aquatics  |  c.  | Line the shoreline with course stone  |  d.  | Trap them heavily, year round  |  e.  | All of the above are recommended  |   |  |  
   
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	 | 			  20.  	 | 	Which is the most common bat in
Ohio? a.  | Big Brown Bat  | c.  | Hoary Bat   | e.  | All are about the same  |  b.  | Eastern Pipistrel  | d.  | Little Brown Miotis  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  21.  	 | 	Ohio is divided into_____
Waterfowl Hunting Zones, each with specific regulations.   
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	 | 			  22.  	 | 	A woodland clear cut six years
ago has now grown up with many small saplings. Which of the following species of wildlife would
benefit the most from this? a.  | Canada
Goose  | d.  | Ruffed Grouse  |  b.  | Chukar  | e.  | All of the above would
benefit  |  c.  | Ringneck Pheasant  |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  23.  	 | 	Which of the following game
birds is monogamous? a.  | Canada
Goose  | c.  | Ruffed Grouse  | e.  | All of these are correct  |  b.  | Ringneck Pheasant  | d.  | Wild Turkey  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  24.  	 | 	Which of the following is a
platform nester? a.  | Goldeneye  | c.  | Wood Duck  | e.  | Hooded Merganser  |  b.  | Common Merganser  | d.  | Morning Dove  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  25.  	 | 	If the coloration on the head
of a Bob white quail is white instead of buffy colored, the animal is: a.  | Female   | d.  | Immature  |  b.  | Male   | e.  | Does not indicate age or
sex  |  c.  | Mature   |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  26.  	 | 	Many redhead female ducks are
known to be parasitic. What does this mean? a.  | They are susceptible to
intestinal  |  b.  | They are usually infested with bird lice  |  c.  | They lay their eggs in other female nests.  |  d.  | They feed on their eggs  |  e.  | None of these are
correct  |   |  |  
   
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	 | 			  27.  	 | 	This bird has chicken-like
bill, lobed toes, and known as Mudhen: a.  | Loon   | c.  | Coot  | e.  | Sora Rail  |  b.  | Pied billed Grebe  | d.  | Common Gallinule  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  28.  	 | 	Squealer is the nickname for
the __________. a.  | Woodchuck  | c.  | Woodcock  | e.  | Mink  |  b.  | Wood Duck  | d.  | Longtail Weasel  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  29.  	 | 	Which bird was introduced from
Asia/ a.  | Wilsons snipe  | d.  | Hungarian partridge  |  b.  | Ruffed grouse  | e.  | Ringneck pheasant  |  c.  | American woodcock  |   |  |  |  |  
   
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	 | 			  30.  	 | 	Which bird displays sexual
dimorphism? a.  | Canada goose  | c.  | American
woodcock  | e.  | Loon  |  b.  | Shoveler  | d.  | Coot  |   |  |  |  |  |  |  
   
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Matching 
  
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Match the letter of the term to
its correct definition. a.  | anthropomorphism  | d.  | commensalism  |  b.  | mutualism   | e.  | extirpated  |  c.  | endangered  |   |  |  |  |   
  
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	 | 			  31.  	 | 	When a species is no longer
found in a particular area, it is called   
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	 | 			  32.  	 | 	When two species of wildlife
live together for the benefit of both, the relationship is called:   
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	 | 			  33.  	 | 	One type of wildlife living in,
on, or with another type but without helping or harming it is called:   
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	 | 			  34.  	 | 	Assigning human traits and
feelings to animals is called:   
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Match the letter of the term to
its correct definition. a.  | Common
Goldeneye  | d.  | Mallard  |  b.  | Blue-winged
teal  | e.  | Wood duck  |  c.  | Northern
Shoveler  |   |  |  |  |   
  
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	 | 			  35.  	 | 	Small plain looking brown duck
speckled with black, male has a large white crescent-shaped mark at the base of the
bill   
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	 | 			  36.  	 | 	Small brown dabbling duck with
a bright white eye ring on the female.   
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	 | 			  37.  	 | 	Male has a large green head
with a large white spot in front of the eye.   
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	 | 			  38.  	 | 	Female is a medium sized brown
duck speckled with black, a large spoon shaped bill and a blue wing patch.   
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Match the letter of the term to
its correct definition. a.  | Carp   | d.  | Brown Trout   |  b.  | Gizzard Shad  | e.  | Longnose Gar  |  c.  | White Bass  |   |  |  |  |   
  
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	 | 			  39.  	 | 	This fish has a split dorsal
fin.   
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	 | 			  40.  	 | 	This fish has a serrated spine
on the dorsal and anal fin.   
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	 | 			  41.  	 | 	This fish has an adipose
fin.   
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	 | 			  42.  	 | 	The last ray on the dorsal fin
of this fish is greatly elongated.   
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Match the letter of the term to
its correct definition. a.  | Ondatra
zibethicus  | d.  | Cryptotis parva  |  b.  | Neotoma
floridana  | e.  | Rattus norvegicus  |  c.  | Blarina
brevicauda  |   |  |  |  |   
  
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	 | 			  43.  	 | 	The scientific name of the
Muskrat is.   
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	 | 			  44.  	 | 	The scientific name of the
Norway Rat is.   
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	 | 			  45.  	 | 	The scientific name of the
Eastern Woodrat is.   
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	 | 			  46.  	 | 	The scientific name of the
Least Shrew is.   
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Match the name of the fin to
the drawing: 
  
  
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	 | 			  47.  	 | 	Pelvic   
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	 | 			  48.  	 | 	Dorsal   
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	 | 			  49.  	 | 	Anal   
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	 | 			  50.  	 | 	Caudal   
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