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Name:    You must enter your name to take this test. 2004 Marysville Wildlife Management Test

Multiple Choice Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
A B C D E	1.	What is the blood disease found in some wild rabbits that can be picked up by man through open cuts? a. striatus d. supaci b. mearnsil e. lagomorphra rigoris c. tularemia
A B C D E	2.	Which has an elaborate courtship display including flying in a low circle 200 feet in diameter, then climbing higher in small circles up to 200 feet? a. Canada Goose d. Ringneck Pheasant b. Green Winged Teal e. Woodcock c. Wilson’s Snipe
A B C D E	3.	Anadromous is defined as: a. the ability of some animals to conceal themselves b. northern,referring to the tundra forest habitats. c. adopted for running d. an organism living at the bottom of a body of water e. fish that migrate from sea to freshwater to spawn
A B C D E	4.	This mammal is an excellent digger, able to move dirt faster than a man can with a shovel. a. Badger c. Black Bear e. Starnose mole b. Beaver d. Hairytail mole
A B C D E	5.	This is the only Ohio puddle duck with a white speculum a. American Widgeon c. Goldeneye e. Pintail b. Gadwell d. Mallard
A B C D E	6.	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 bound e. All of these are recommended
A B C D E	7.	This introduced perennial, tends to crowds out native aquatics that are valuable to wildlife. a. Bindweed c. Partridgeberry e. Viburnum b. Japanese Honeysuckle d. Purple Loosestrife
A B C D E	8.	Which animal is strictly diurnal? a. Bobcat d. Thirteen-lined Ground Squirrel b. Skunk e. Least Weasel c. Mink
A B C D E	9.	The scientific study of fish is a. Dendrology b. Dorsalogy c. Ethology d. Ornithology e. Ichthyology
A B C D E	10.	This is the largest North American member of the squirrel family. a. Eastern Fox Squirrel d. Woodchuck b. Eastern Gray Squirrel e. Southern Flying Squirrel c. Red Squirrel
A B C D E	11.	Shrews always have ________ toes on each foot. a. 3 d. It varies from species to species b. 4 e. 4 toes on front, 5 toes on back feet c. 5
A B C D E	12.	Which has a fruiting cluster one foot long, six inches wide, spikelets bear awns; is a choice food of waterfowl, and a sorghum? a. Timothy c. Sudan Grass d. Green Amaranth e. Ragweed b. Orchard Grass
A B C D E	13.	Benthos is defined as a. The ability of some animals to conceal themselves. b. Northern, referring to the tundra forest habitats. c. Adopted for running. d. An organism living at the bottom of a body of water. e. Fish that migrates from sea to freshwater to spawn.
A B C D E	14.	This is the largest of the catfish in Ohio.  An adult may grow to as large as eighty pounds. a. Black Bullhead c. Channel Catfish e. Yellow Bullhead b. Blue Catfish d. Shovelhead Catfish
A B C D	15.	An animal that eats primarily seeds is called a(n): a. Insectivore b. Carnivore c. Granivore d. Seedivore
A B C D E	16.	This mammal has several litters each year, often mating within 48 hours of giving birth. a. Eastern Cottontail c. Little Brown Mouse e. Virginia Opossum b. Hairytail Mole d. Whitefooted Mouse
A B C D E	17.	Which of these sunfish is the most widely distributed of all the sunfish in Ohio? a. Green Sunfish c. Pumpkinseed Sunfish e. Bluegill b. Longear Sunfish d. Warmouth Sunfish
A B C D E	18.	The mute swan has a ________ bill, whereas the tundra swan has a __________ bill. a. Turned up, straight c. Black, orange e. Orange, black b. Rough, smooth d. Yellow, gray
A B C D E	19.	An adult, female Wild Turkey will have a. All tail feathers the same length. b. Barring all the way to the end of it’s primary feathers. c. A tan edge to its breast feathers. d. All are correct e. None of the correct
A B C D E	20.	Which best describes the Northern Bob White? a. Open field species d. Dense woodland species b. Wetland species e. Endangered species c. Forest edge species
A B C D E	21.	Which of the following is not an example of point source pollution? a. A downstream fish kill d. A lagoon overflow b. An above ground tank leak e. All are correct c. Accidental manure spill
A B C D E	22.	Desiccated leaves and interrupted racemes of tiny nodding green flower heads.  Carries the pollen that causes hay fever. a. Timothy c. Sudan Grass e. Ragweed b. Orchard Grass d. Green Amaranth
A B C D	23.	Sportsmen are approximately _________ % of the population in the U.S. a. 5 b. 10 c. 25 d. 50
A B C D E	24.	This evergreen can live for 400 years or more.  It was used by French explorers for vitamin C. a. Aspen c. Eastern White Pine e. Red Pine b. Eastern Hemlock d. Northern White Cedar
A B C D	25.	Which of the following is true of the feathers of an adult, female Ruffed Grouse? a. Its tenth primary feather has a sharp tip on it. b. Its feather has two dots at the tip. c. It has a black band crossing all tail feathers. d. None are correct.
A B C D E	26.	This mammal must eat one to one and one-half times its own weight every day. a. Eastern Chipmunk d. Shorttail Shrew b. Hoary Bat e. Woodland Jumping Mouse c. Meadow Vole
A B C D	27.	A fifteen year old in Ohio must have ____________ to hunt migratory waterfowl. a. A youth hunting license b. A signed Ohio Wetlands Habitat Stamp c. A signed Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp d. All of these answers are correct
A B C D	28.	When referring to birds, precocial means a. Young can move about on their own after birth b. The period of molting an adult goes through c. The restlessness that occurs right before migration d. Adult birds capable of reproducing
A B C D E	29.	Adult Canada Geese allow their young to remain with them for a. Three months c. One year e. Life b. Six months d. Two years
A B C D E	30.	Alaska Sable is the nickname for the __________ a. Woodchuck c. Raccoon e. Longtail Weasel b. Wood Duck d. Mink
Matching
		Match the following a. Anadromous d. Spawn b. Catadromous e. Tubercle c. Gravid
A B C D E	31.	A raised, warlike knob, often spines
A B C D E	32.	A fish which swims upstream to reproduce
A B C D E	33.	To release eggs and sperm into the water
A B C D E	34.	A pregnant fish,toad or frog, one carrying eggs
		Match the Following a. Thermocline d. Epilimnon b. Lacustrine e. Riparian c. hypolimnon
A B C D E	35.	The lower of a deep lake or pond, often depleted of oxygen during the fall or winter months
A B C D E	36.	Of or having to do with lakes
A B C D E	37.	The area along the banks of a stream river or lake,usually supporting a wide diversity of life
A B C D E	38.	The middle layer or density barrier in deeper lakes or ponds. Prevents nutrients and oxygen from mixing
		Match the following a. Puddle Ducks d. Anseriforms b. Galliforms e. Diving Ducks c. Speculum
A B C D E	39.	The brightly colored patch on the wing of some ducks
A B C D E	40.	Ducks which patter across water at takeoff and have smaller wings in  relation to their body
A B C D E	41.	Ducks which ride higher in the water and can often be found feeding in fields
A B C D E	42.	The order of birds including ducks,geese,and swans
		Match the following a. Nocturnal d. Crepuscular b. Gregarious e. Diurnal c. Colonial
A B C D E	43.	An animal that is most active at twilight or just before sunrise
A B C D E	44.	An animal that is most active at night is
A B C D E	45.	An animal that is most active during daylight hours is
A B C D E	46.	An animal that lives harmoniously with other individuals of the same species is
		Match the following a. Anser albifrons d. Gallinula chloropus b. Anthya collaris e. Gavia immer c. Gallinago gallinago
A B C D E	47.	The scientific name of the white-fronted goose
A B C D E	48.	The scientific name of the common loon
A B C D E	49.	The scientific name of the Wilson’s snipe
A B C D E	50.	The scientific name of the common gallinule