True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Many female ducks undergo a second molt during the winter.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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What is often referred to as the tail- fin:
a. | Dorsal | c. | Pelvic | e. | Ctenoid | b. | Caudal | d. | Scutes |
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What is also referred to as the ventral fin:
a. | Dorsal | c. | Pelvic | e. | Ctenoid | b. | Caudal
| d. | Scutes |
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Boney, plate-like scales found on many catfish:
a. | Dorsal | c. | Pelvic | e. | Ctenoid | b. | Caudal
| d. | Scutes
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Scales with small teethon their rear edge:
a. | Dorsal | c. | Pelvic | e. | Ctenoid | b. | Caudal
| d. | Scutes
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Loons belong to which family?
a. | Anatidae | c. | Phasianidae | e. | Ralledae | b. | Gaviidae | d. | Podicipedidae |
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Grebes belong to which family?
a. | Anatidae | c. | Phasianidae | e. | Rallidae | b. | Gaviidae | d. | Podicipedidae |
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Swans, Geese, and Ducks belong to which family?
a. | Anatidae | c. | Phasianidae | e. | Rallidae | b. | Gaviidae | d. | Podicipedidae |
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Quails, Partridges, and Pheasants belong to which family?
a. | Anatidae | c. | Phasianidae | e. | Rallidae | b. | Gaviidae | d. | Podicipedidae |
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The Canada Goose is:
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The Ringneck Pheasant is:
a. | Monogamous | b. | Polygamous |
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The Northern Bobwhite Quail is:
a. | Monogamous | b. | Polygamous |
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The Chukar is:
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The scientific name of the Common Loon is:
a. | Anas clypeata | d. | Scolopax minor | b. | Aythya
valisineria | e. | Bonasa
umbellus | c. | Gavia immer |
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The scientific name of the American Woodcook is:
a. | Anas clypeata | d. | Scolopax minor | b. | Aythya
valisineria | e. | Bonasa
umbellus | c. | Gavia immer |
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The scientific name of the Northern Shoveler is:
a. | Anas clypeata | d. | Scolopax minor | b. | Aythya
valisineria | e. | Bonasa
umbellus | c. | Gavia immer |
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The scientific name of the Ruffed Grouse is:
a. | Anas clypeata | d. | Scolopax minor | b. | Aythya
valisineria | e. | Bonasa
umbellus | c. | Gavia immer |
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The point on a shoot where a leaf, flower or bud is attached:
a. | bract | c. | drupe | e. | deciduous | b. | coniferous
| d. | node
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A tree which sheds its leaves annually and is leafless for part of the
year:
a. | bract | c. | drupe | e. | deciduous | b. | coniferous | d. | node |
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A modified and often scale-like leaf, usually located at the base of a flower or
fruit:
a. | bract | c. | drupe | e. | deciduous | b. | coniferous
| d. | node
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A cone-bearing tree of the pine family, usually evergreen:
a. | bract | c. | drupe | e. | deciduous | b. | coniferous
| d. | node
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This tree produces 1-1/4 inch diameter pomes, important food to many birds and
mammals:
a. | Northern White Cedar | d. | Crabapple | b. | Beech | e. | Hawthorn | c. | Oak
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This is an important food tree for deer, turkey, grouse, and pheasant:
a. | Northern White Cedar | d. | Crabapple | b. | Beech | e. | Hawthorn | c. | Oak
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The thin, shreddy bark of this tree makes good fire starting tinder:
a. | Northern White Cedar | d. | Crabapple | b. | Beech | e. | Hawthorn | c. | Oak
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The triangular nuts of this tree are important food for bears, raccoons,
squirrels, mice, turkeys, & grouse:
a. | Northern White Cedar | d. | Crabapple | b. | Beech | e. | Hawthorn | c. | Oak
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The manipulation of wildlife populations and habitats to achieve desired human
goals:
a. | Wildlife Management | d. | Preservation | b. | Restoration | e. | Conservation | c. | Estivation |
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The aim to eliminate human influence upon natural systems:
a. | Wildlife Management | d. | Preservation | b. | Restoration | e. | Conservation | c. | Estivation
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The effort to return an area to its original pristine condition, or as close to
that as possible:
a. | Wildlife Management | d. | Preservation | b. | Restoration | e. | Conservation | c. | Estivation |
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The effort to use and maintain natural resources wisely:
a. | Wildlife Management | d. | Preservation | b. | Restoration | e. | Conservation | c. | Estivation
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Probably the most destructive mammal we have:
a. | Meadow Jumping Mouse | d. | Red Squirrel | b. | Starnosed Mole | e. | Beaver | c. | Norway Rat
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An arboreal mammal:
a. | Meadow Jumping Mouse | d. | Red Squirrel | b. | Starnosed Mole | e. | Beaver | c. | Norway Rat
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This is Ohio’s longest hibernating mammal:
a. | Meadow Jumping Mouse | d. | Red Squirrel | b. | Starnosed Mole | e. | Beaver | c. | Norway
Rat |
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A fossorial mammal:
a. | Meadow Jumping Mouse | d. | Red Squirrel | b. | Starnosed Mole | e. | Beaver | c. | Norway
Rat |
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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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White Pine has ____ needled and Red Pine has ____ needles
a. | 2,5 | b. | 3,3 | c. | 5,2 | d. | 2,6 | e. | needles vary as to
the tree for both species |
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This duck has been called “summer duck” or “tree duck”
because its summer range remains mostly in the U.S. and it has a habit of nesting in trees.
a. | gadwall | d. | wood duck | b. | green winged teal | e. | hooded merganser | c. | greater
scaup |
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Which wildlife species nests the earliest?
a. | American Coot | d. | Ringneck Pheasant | b. | American Woodcock | e. | Wild Turkey | c. | Northern
Bobwhite |
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What state agency controls public hunting and fishing areas in Ohio?
a. | Division of Forestry | d. | Division of Hunting and Fishing | b. | Division of
Wildlife | e. | All of these are
correct | c. | Division of Parks and Recreation |
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Which is NOT a member of the Salmonidae Family?
a. | Brown Trout | c. | Chinook | e. | Rainbow Trout | b. | Coho
| d. | Yellow
Perch |
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Bitter cold & blizzards in northern U.S. and Canada can trigger mass
waterfowl migrations large enough to jam airline radar systems. This is rare migration is
called:
a. | big push | d. | grand passage | b. | great migration | e. | there is no such phenomenon | c. | extreme
fly-over |
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Birds eye-sight is distinctly better than human eye-sight because birds:
a. | see a larger spectrum of UV light | b. | have an extra set of cones in their
eyes | c. | see at least 2 1/2 to 3 times farther than people | d. | have a wider range
of vision (up to 360 degree) | e. | all of the above are
true |
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A standing body of water such as a pond or lake is referred to as:
a. | turbid | c. | trophic | e. | eutrophic | b. | lotic
| d. | lentic |
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What is cache?
a. | a burrow made for hibernation | b. | a bird’s gullet, where food is ground
up | c. | a protected nest of fish eggs | d. | a technique for scaring off predators
| e. | stored food |
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Matching
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Match the drawing to the leaf shape:  a. | cordate | d. | oblique | b. | linear | e. | ovate | c. | lanceolate |
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47.
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#19
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48.
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#17
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49.
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#18
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50.
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#20
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