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Name:    You must enter your name to take this test. 2004 Mt. Gilead Invitational 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.	There are ____ wildlife districts in Ohio a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 e. 5
A B C D E	2.	The largest rodent in North America is the_____ a. Woodchuck c. Norway Rat e. Muskrat b. Beaver d. Fox Squirrel
A B C D E	3.	There is no closed season and no limit on a. crow c. rabbit e. none of the above b. coyote d. grouse
A B C D E	4.	In order to hunt raccoon in Ohio, one must a. Have a hunting license. d. All are correct b. Purchase a Fur Taker permit e. Have a license and with a hand gun c. Hunt only with a handgun
A B C D E	5.	What is the primary predator of the gray fox in Ohio? a. Coyote c. Black bear e. Bald eagle b. Domestic dog d. Bobcat
A B C D E	6.	Which of the following is a legume? a. Fescue c. Phragmites e. None are correct b. Bindweed d. Birdsfoot Trefoil
A B C D E	7.	Birds often feed on which of the following? a. Elderberry c. Sumac e. All are correct b. Sunflower d. Autumn Olive
A B C D	8.	Red Pine has ________ needles and White Pine has _______ needles. a. 2,5 b. 3,3 c. 5,2 d. 2,6
A B C D E	9.	Which type of plant does the white-tailed deer prefer the most? a. Grass b. Forb c. Browse d. Aquatic e. Submergent
A B C D E	10.	The Ring-necked Duck has a ring around its ___________. a. Bill b. Neck c. Head d. Rump e. Colar
A B C D E	11.	The lateral line is very important to the survival of a fish because it is used to sense a. Pressure changes in the water. d. All are correct b. Temperature changes in the water. e. None are correct c. Chemical changes in the water.
A B C D E	12.	These tiny, floating plants often form a carpet like cover on the water’s surface. a. Bulrush b. Cattail c. Duckweed d. Pondweed e. Smartweed
A B C D E	13.	This sunfish is often misnamed “mud bass”. a. Pumpkinseed c. Green Sunfish e. Bluegill b. Central Longear d. Warmouth
A B C D	14.	ESA makes it unlawful for any person to ‘take an endangered species’.  What does “take” mean? a. Hunt b. Kill c. Harass d. All are correct
A B C D E	15.	Animals that eat dead tissue are called: a. Decomposers c. Parasites e. Fungi b. Carnivores d. Scavengers
A B C D E	16.	This mammal hibernates for up to seven months. a. Badger d. Pine Vole b. Least Shrew e. Prairie Vole c. Meadow Jumping Mouse
A B C D E	17.	What is the most common reason for a species to become rare or endangered? a. Excess hunting or fishing d. Diseases b. Pollution e. Accidents with cars c. Loss of habitat
A B C D E	18.	________ birds are bird species that make long distance movements between habitats. a. Migratory c. Native e. Catadromous b. Foreign d. Anadromedous
A B C D E	19.	This is the most common bat in Ohio: a. Big Brown Bat c. Hoary Bat e. Red Bat b. Eastern Pipistrelle d. Little Brown Myotis
A B C D E	20.	Brush piles created for wildlife should be 3-5 feet high and at least ___ feet in diameter. a. 3 b. 7 c. 10 d. 15 e. 25
A B C D	21.	To increase rabbit population around your area.  Which of the following practices should be applied? a. Build brush piles b. Mow strips through large idle areas c. Maintain woody fence rows and ditches d. All are correct
A B C D E	22.	Squealer is the nickname for the ______________. a. Woodchuck c. Longtail weasel e. Ruffed Grouse b. Wood Duck d. Mink
A B C D E	23.	Transits are used in a. Firefighting c. Water sampling e. Trapping b. Surveying d. Soil pH testing
A B C D	24.	Increment borers allow you to determine the _______ of a tree. a. Growth rate b. Age c. Soundness d. All are correct
A B C D E	25.	All of the following are members of the sunfish family except the a. White Crappie c. Rock Bass e. Black Crappie b. Yellow Perch d. Smallmouth Bass
A B C D E	26.	This bird is described as black at both ends, white in the middle, and as the “bluebill”. a. Ringnecked Duck c. Scaup e. Ruddy Duck b. Canvasback d. Pintail
A B C D E	27.	The most common cause of fish kills in Ohio is a. Application of too much herbicide. d. Suffocation due to lack of oxygen. b. Agricultural chemical poisoning. e. Fish-eating birds. c. Parasites.
A B C D	28.	Ohio is in what flyway? a. Pacific b. Central c. Mississippi d. Erie
A B C D E	29.	“Fall Shuffle”, when broods disperse to mix with individuals of other broods, occurs in a. Ruffled Grouse c. Ringneck Pheasant e. Ruddy Duck b. Northern Bob White d. Pintail
A B C D E	30.	Which of the following fish has an adipose fin? a. Channel Catfish c. Brown Trout e. All are correct b. Coho Salmon d. Yellow Bullhead
Matching
		Match the following a. Drummer d. Mudhen b. Rain Crow e. Bog Sucker c. Woodie
A B C D E	31.	A common nickname for the American Coot is
A B C D E	32.	A common nickname for the Morning Dove is
A B C D E	33.	A common nickname for the Woodcock is
A B C D E	34.	A common nickname for the Wood Duck is
		Match the following a. Raccoon d. Muskrat b. Eastern Mole e. Red Fox c. Badger
A B C D E	35.	The number one fur-bearer in Ohio is the
A B C D E	36.	Preferred habitat is moist sandy-loam, its front are boarder than long, with palms turned outward
A B C D E	37.	this mammal inhabits open grasslands, uses its good digging ability to dig out small rodents
A B C D E	38.	The den of this mammal is usually found on a sunny hill-side,in the open
		Match the following a. Mink d. Vole b. Shrew e. Opossum c. Eastern Pipistrel
A B C D E	39.	The poisonous mammal in North America
A B C D E	40.	Muskrat is the preferred food of this mammal
A B C D E	41.	The gestation period for this mammal is just 12-13 days
A B C D E	42.	The fur of this mammal is tri-colored, gray at the base,then a band of yellowish brown,with a dark-brown tip
		Match the following a. Wild Turkey d. Canada Goose b. Ruddy Duck e. Morning Dove c. Ringneck Pheasant
A B C D E	43.	This is the only drake who helps raise his offspring
A B C D E	44.	This bird produces “crop milk”
A B C D E	45.	This is Ohio’s largest upland gamebird
A B C D E	46.	This bird occurs mostly west of the Appalachian Plateau in Ohio
		Match the name of the fins to the drawing. a. Anal d. Pectoral b. Caudal e. Pelvic c. Dorsal
A B C D E	47.	Fin # I
A B C D E	48.	Fin #II
A B C D E	49.	Fin #III
A B C D E	50.	Fin #IV