True/False Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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1.
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The pistol of a flower contains
the stigma, style, and ovary.
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2.
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The seeds of the Common Evening
Primrose are important as a bird feed.
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3.
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A rattlesnake’s
“rattle” grows longer as the snake grows older.
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Multiple Choice Identify the choice that
best completes the statement or answers the question.
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4.
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Which is the correct order of
taxonomic classification:
a. | Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Family,
Order, Genus, Species | b. | Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Family, Order, Species,
Genus | c. | Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus,
Species | d. | Phylum, Family, Class, Order, Kingdom, Genus,
Species | e. | Species, Genus, Kingdom, Class, Order, Family,
Phylum |
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5.
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One acre
equals:
a. | 4356 linear
feet | d. | 435600 square
feet | b. | 43560 square feet | e. | 435600 cubic feet | c. | 43560 linear feet |
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6.
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A pH of 8.8
is
a. | alkaline | d. | neutral | b. | orange juice | e. | none of these are correct | c. | acid |
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7.
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The gestation period of a
mammal is best described as the:
a. | time from embryo implantation to
birth | b. | period from birth to weaning | c. | mating season | d. | amount of time spent in
hibernation | e. | act of giving birth |
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8.
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Nature interpretation
includes:
a. | living history
interpretation | d. | all of these are
correct | b. | guided hikes | e. | none of these are correct | c. | slide show |
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Crepuscular refers to an animal
which is:
a. | active during early morning
hours | d. | active during daylight
hours | b. | active during night hours | e. | none of these are correct | c. | active at all
times |
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10.
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Wetlands are important
for:
a. | flood
control | d. | forestry | b. | erosion control | e. | all of these are correct | c. | hunting |
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11.
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On a topographic map, a scale
of 1 :24000 means
a. | 1 inch = 2400
feet | d. | 1 centimeter = 2000
rods | b. | 1 inch = 2000 feet | e. | none of these are correct | c. | 1 centimeter = 24000
meters |
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12.
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A soil test kit could include
such items as a:
a. | test for
nitrogen | d. | pH
test | b. | dissolved oxygen test | e. | test for nitrogen and pH test | c. | secchi disk |
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13.
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A ______ is used to set a
backfire for use in control of wildfires.
a. | fire
pump | c. | desiccator | e. | fire beater | b. | drip torch | d. | transit |
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14.
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This amphibian’s call is
a twanging clung or c’tung like a banjo string.
a. | Mudpuppy | d. | Pickerel Frog | b. | American Toad | e. | Green Frog | c. | Bullfrog |
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Due to its specialization in
cold blooded prey, this hawk migrates early in the fall.
a. | Sharp-shinned
Hawk | d. | Red-tailed
Hawk | b. | Broad-winged Hawk | e. | Osprey | c. | American Kestrel |
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16.
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Which of the following are
members of the lily family?
a. | Prairie Dock, Large-flowered
Trillium, Wood Lily, Chicory | b. | Blue Phlox, Bloodroot, Trout Lily,
Thimbleweed | c. | Large-flowered Bellwort, Daylily, Columbine, Wood
Betony | d. | Onion, Large-flowered Trillium, Wood Lily, Solomon’s
Seal | e. | Trout Lily, Evening Primrose, Purple Cress,
Mayapple |
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Which bird feeds by working
head first down a tree?
a. | White-breasted
Nuthatch | d. | Dark-eyed
Junco | b. | Pileated Woodpecker | e. | Tree Swallow | c. | Brown Thrasher |
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18.
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During the winter you see a
small animal swimming under the ice on your pond. Which mammal would it probably
be?
a. | Least
Shrew | d. | White-footed
Mouse | b. | Eastern Chipmunk | e. | Starnose Mole | c. | Shorttail Shrew |
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The largest member of the
squirrel family is the
a. | Woodchuck | d. | Raccoon | b. | Fox Squirrel | e. | Thirteen-lined Ground Squirrel | c. | Gray Squirrel
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20.
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This is a threatened species in
Ohio:
a. | Screech
Owl | d. | Barn
Owl | b. | Crested Flycatcher | e. | Cedar Waxwing | c. | Tree Swallow |
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21.
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What is
guano?
a. | warts on a
toad | d. | membrane bats use to catch
insects | b. | and extinct reptile | e. | the tongue of a bird | c. | birds
droppings |
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22.
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Animals that are active during
early morning and evening hours are ________.
a. | arboreal | d. | torpor | b. | crepuscular | e. | none of these are correct | c. | fossorial |
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23.
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The greatest threat to all
wildlife is:
a. | hunting | d. | pollution | b. | habitat destruction | e. | fire | c. | predators |
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24.
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Rabbits lose ____ of their
young each year due to natural causes.
a. | 50% | b. | 50-65% | c. | 40-45% | d. | 80-85% | e. | 70% |
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25.
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This root of this wildflower
can be used as a substitute for coffee:
a. | Yellow Goat’s
Beard | d. | Nightshade | b. | Yarrow | e. | Chicory | c. | Bloodroot |
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26.
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When describing a flower,
pubescent means:
a. | a longish cluster of
flowers | d. | a hollow, tubular
flower extension | b. | with soft, downy hairs | e. | three or more leaves at a single point | c. | without
stalk |
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27.
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All these wildflowers are alien
except:
a. | Day
lily | d. | Yarrow | b. | Yellow Goat’s Beard | e. | Ground Ivy | c. | Wood Lily |
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28.
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The Whitetail Deer belongs to
what order?
a. | Marsupialia | d. | Rodenta | b. | Insectivora | e. | Lagomorpha | c. | Artiodactula |
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29.
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This plant was used by Roman
soldiers for torches. Indians lined their moccasins with its leaves. All parts of it were used to
treat various ailments.
a. | Heal-All | d. | Common Mullein | b. | Hawkweed | e. | Teasel | c. | Wild Carrot |
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30.
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Buteos, or buzzard hawks,
have
a. | broad wings and wide, rounded
tails. | d. | small heads and pointed
wings | b. | short, rounded wings and longish tails. | e. | banded tails and broad, pointed wings | c. | broad wings and longish
tails |
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Matching
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Match the
following. a. | Accidental | d. | Resident | b. | Introduced | e. | Exotic | c. | Extinct |
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31.
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A species that has been
established by humans in an area outside of its natural range.
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32.
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A species that has appeared in
a given area a very few times only and whose normal range is in another range:
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33.
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A species that does not
migrate, remains in one place all year:
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34.
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A species inhabiting this area
but not native to this area is called:
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Match the
following. a. | Osprey
| d. | American
Kestrel | b. | Turkey Vulture | e. | Sharp-shinned Hawk | c. | Red-tailed
Hawk |
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35.
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Larger hawk, commonly seen
perched along a road:
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36.
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Commonly seen perched or
soaring near water:
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37.
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Commonly seen perched near or
attacking birds at bird feeders:
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38.
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Commonly seen soaring over
land, rarely beating wings:
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Match the
following. a. | Accipiters | d. | Vultures | b. | Buteos | e. | Falcons | c. | Eagles |
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39.
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Very large; mostly dark; very
long wings; soar continuously
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40.
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small-to-large hawks; short
rounded wings; medium-to-long tail; in flight alternate quick flaps with
glides:
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41.
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Large hawks; broad wings;
short tails; soar a lot; seen in open areas:
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42.
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Small-to-large hawks; pointed
wings; direct flight with little gliding:
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Match the
following. a. | Procyon
lotor | d. | Sylvilagus
floridanus | b. | Vulpes fulva | e. | Scalopus aquaticus | c. | Sciurus
niger |
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43.
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The scientific name of the Fox
Squirrel is:
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44.
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The scientific name of the Red
Fox is:
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45.
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The scientific name of the
Eastern Cottontail is:
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46.
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The scientific name of the
Raccoon is:
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Identify the teeth in the
drawing:
a. | Canine | d. | Molar | b. | Incisor | e. | Pre-molar | c. | Mandible |
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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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