Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that
best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Which of these sunfish is the
most widely distributed of all the sunfish in Ohio?
a. | Longear
sunfish | c. | Green
sunfish | e. | Redear
Sunfish | b. | Pumpkinseed | d. | Warmouth Sunfish |
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This sunfish is often misnamed
“mud bass”.
a. | Longear
sunfish | c. | Green sunfish
| e. | Redear
sunfish | b. | Pumpkinseed | d. | Warmouth sunfish |
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Which of these is the least
common sunfish in Ohio?
a. | Longear sunfish
| c. | Green sunfish
| e. | Redear
sunfish | b. | Pumpkinseed | d. | Warmouth sunfish |
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Not overabundant in Ohio, but
will hybridize with other bluegill, green,& orange spotted sunfish:
a. | Longear sunfish
| c. | Green
sunfish | e. | Redear
sunfish | b. | Pumpkinseed | d. | Warmouth sunfish |
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Yellow flowering annual,
fibrous roots, reproduces by 1/8 to 1/2 inch long ovate or wedge shape seeds:
a. | Ragweed
| c. | Queen Anne’s Lace
| e. | Yarrow
| b. | Green
Amaranth | d. | Sunflower
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Interrupted racemes of tiny
nodding green flower heads, it carries the pollen that causes hay fever:
a. | Ragweed
| c. | Queen Anne’s
Lace | e. | Yarrow | b. | Green Amaranth | d. | Sunflower |
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This perennial reproduces by
seed and underground rhizomes:
a. | Ragweed
| c. | Queen Anne’s
Lace | e. | Yarrow | b. | Green Amaranth | d. | Sunflower |
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A member of the largest plant
family, Compositae, which has
been used as a food source for centuries
a. | Ragweed
| c. | Queen Anne’s
Lace | e. | Yarrow | b. | Green Amaranth | d. | Sunflower |
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If the outer two primary
feathers on a Ruffed grouse are pointed instead of round, the animal is:
a. | Male | d. | Mature | b. | Female | e. | Doesn’t indicate age/ sex | c. | Immature |
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If the coloration on the head
of a Bob white quail is white instead of buffy colored, the animal is:
a. | Male | d. | Mature | b. | Female | e. | Doesn’t indicate age/ sex | c. | Immature |
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If the breast feathers on a
Wild turkey are tipped in buff instead of black, the animal is:
a. | Male | d. | Mature | b. | Female | e. | Doesn’t indicate age/ sex | c. | Immature |
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If the band on a Ruffed grouse
is broken instead of having the pattern solid, the animal is:
a. | Male | d. | Mature | b. | Female | e. | Doesn’t indicate age/ sex | c. | Immature |
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The scientific name of the
American Eel is:
a. | Lepomis
megalotis | c. | Anquilla
rostrata | e. | Icalurus
punctatus | b. | Cyprinus carpio | d. | Perca flavescens |
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The scientific name of the
Channel Catfish is:
a. | Lepomis
megalotis | c. | Anquilla
rostrata | e. | Ictalurus
punctatus | b. | Cyprinus carpio | d. | Perca flavescens |
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The scientific name of the
Longear Sunfish is:
a. | Lepomis
megalotis | c. | Anquilla
rostrata | e. | Ictalurus
punctatus | b. | Cyprinus carpio | d. | Perca flavescens |
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The scientific name of the
Yellow Perch is:
a. | Lepomis
megalotis | c. | Anquilla
rostrata | e. | Ictalurus
punctatus | b. | Cyprinus carpio | d. | Perca flavescens |
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Cool season perennial; bulbous
base; bristly, cylindrical seed heads that are spike-like:
a. | Bromegrass | c. | Timothy | e. | Switch grass | b. | Orchard grass | d. | Fescue |
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Warm season annual; non-native;
fine erect stems with narrow leaves:
a. | Bromegrass
| c. | Timothy
| e. | Switch
grass | b. | Orchard grass | d. | Fescue |
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This plant often harbors toxic
fungi, aggressively grows in and undesirable matt-like structure:
a. | Bromegrass
| c. | Timothy
| e. | Switch
grass | b. | Orchard grass | d. | Fescue |
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A warm season grass, provides
excellent nesting and security cover for many species of wildlife:
a. | Bromegrass
| c. | Timothy
| e. | Switch
grass | b. | Orchard grass | d. | Fescue |
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21.
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What color are the flowers of
Yarrow?
a. | pink-red | c. | green | e. | white | b. | blue-purple | d. | yellow |
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22.
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What color are the flowers of
Autumn olive?
a. | pink-red | c. | green | e. | white | b. | blue-purple | d. | yellow |
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What color are the flowers of
Elderberry?
a. | pink-red | c. | green | e. | white | b. | blue-purple | d. | yellow |
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What color are the flowers of
Bittersweet?
a. | pink-red | c. | green | e. | white | b. | blue-purple | d. | yellow |
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Has dark chin barbels; a
slightly notched caudal fin; anal fin with 17 to 21 rays.
a. | Black
Bullhead | c. | Yellow
Bullhead | e. | Channel
catfish | b. | Brown Bullhead | d. | Flathead catfish |
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Popular food & game fish;
well distributed in Ohio; particularly in large streams, lakes, & Lake Erie
bays.
a. | Black
Bullhead | c. | Yellow
Bullhead | e. | Channel
catfish | b. | Brown Bullhead | d. | Flathead catfish |
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Has dark chin barbels; a
straight caudal fin; anal fin with 22 to 23 rays; and the body is mottled.
a. | Black
Bullhead | c. | Yellow
Bullhead | e. | Channel
catfish | b. | Brown Bullhead | d. | Flathead catfish |
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Sharp spines on dorsal fin;
deeply forked caudal fin, anal fin has 24-30 rays; is speckled on the sides.
a. | Black
Bullhead | c. | Yellow
Bullhead | e. | Channel
catfish | b. | Brown Bullhead | d. | Flathead catfish |
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29.
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Portion of game population that
would variably die of other causes if not taken by hunting:
a. | physiological
natality | d. | natality
rate | b. | compensatory mortally | e. | harvestable surplus | c. | mortality
rate |
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The maximum number of births
possible under ideal conditions is:
a. | physiological
natality | d. | natality rate
| b. | compensatory
mortality | e. | harvestable
surplus | c. | mortality rate |
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The idea that one kind of
mortality largely replaces another, while the total mortality remains constant:
a. | physiological
natality | d. | natality
rate | b. | compensatory mortality | e. | harvestable surplus | c. | mortality
rate |
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The number of live births per
female per year is:
a. | physiological
natality | d. | natality
rate | b. | compensatory mortality | e. | harvestable surplus | c. | mortality
rate |
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This plant is a member of the
Cashew or Sumac family:
a. | Poison
Ivy | c. | Hickory | e. | Aspen | b. | Hawthorn | d. | Oak |
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This plant is a member of the
Rose family:
a. | Poison
Ivy | c. | Hickory | e. | Aspen | b. | Hawthorn | d. | Oak |
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This plant is a member of the
Beech family:
a. | Poison
Ivy | c. | Hickory | e. | Aspen | b. | Hawthorn | d. | Oak |
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This plant is a member of the
Walnut family:
a. | Poison
Ivy | c. | Hickory
| e. | Aspen | b. | Hawthorn | d. | Oak |
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37.
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Sheephead is another name for
which fish?
a. | Flathead
catfish | c. | Buffalofish | e. | Freshwater drum | b. | Common carp | d. | Yellow perch |
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Which animal is closely related
to weasels?
a. | Meadow
vole | c. | Raccoon | e. | Striped skunk | b. | Red fox | d. | Opossum |
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What is the major source of
funds for Ohio’s wildlife managements plans?
a. | Revenue from the timber industry in
Ohio. | b. | Donations from individuals and corporations. | c. | Appropriations from the general tax
fund. | d. | Recreational boat registration licensing
fees. | e. | Sales of hunting and fishing
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Which is NOT a member of the
Minnow (Cyprinidae)
Family?
a. | carp | d. | fathead | b. | bluntnose | e. | both carp AND golden shiner | c. | golden
shiner |
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41.
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Congress passed this bill in
1934, placing a tax on guns, bows, ammunition, and other equipment, funding states for managing
wildlife populations.
a. | Roosevelt-Eisenhower
Act | d. | Lorenzo-Poulson Act
| b. | Wildlife Protection
Act | e. | Pittman- Robertson Act | c. | Hart-White Act
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42.
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This part of Ohio provides food
and shelter for more birds, mammals, snakes, and amphibians than any other area of the
state:
a. | Columbus- Franklin Country
area | d. | Wayne National Forest
| b. | South-western Ohio River
Valley | e. | Unglaciated southeastern
Ohio | c. | Lake Erie marshes |
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43.
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In surveying, how long is a
chain?
a. | 66 feet | c. | 66 yards | e. | 100 meters | b. | 100 yards | d. | 100 feet |
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44.
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In a given ecological
community, herbivores are ______ than carnivores.
a. | higher on the biotic pyramid
| d. | higher on the
foodchain | b. | fewer in number | e. | less important | c. | more numerous |
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45.
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The final stage of ecological
succession is the ________ stage.
a. | apex | b. | biotic | c. | seral | d. | primary | e. | climax |
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46.
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The area that an animal uses to
find food, water and cover is referred to as its ________.
a. | territory | d. | colony | b. | home range | e. | all of these are correct | c. | geographic
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Matching
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Match the drawing to the
grass:
 a. | Bromegrass | d. | Big Bluestem | b. | Orchard Grass | e. | Switch Grass | c. | Timothy |
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47.
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#17
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48.
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#18
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49.
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#19
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50.
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#20
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