Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Which of the following imitates other birds?
a. | Blue jay | b. | catbird | c. | song
sparrow | d. | blue jay and catbird | e. | blue jay, catbird and song
bird |
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Where do birds begin the digestion of their food?
a. | crop | c. | keel | e. | duodenum | b. | stomach | d. | intestine |
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3.
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Which bird is being encouraged to nest with a grid of birdhouse setup in a
field?
a. | eastern blue jay | c. | house wren | e. | cedar waxwing | b. | tree
swallow | d. | barn
swallow |
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4.
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Which mammal is an ungulate, having four stomachs?
a. | deer | b. | rabbit | c. | opossum | d. | racoon | e. | none of these
answers are correct |
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At what time would you conduct a vernal pool survey?
a. | mid day | c. | night time | e. | fall | b. | winter | d. | spring |
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Which birds nest on the ground?
a. | killdeer | d. | American goldfinch | b. | common yellow throat | e. | all answers offered are
correct | c. | great blue heron |
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7.
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For a macroinvertebrate stream quality monitoring project, which of the
following would you use?
a. | plankton net | c. | minnow trap | e. | snake hook | b. | seine | d. | aerial net |
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Which has irregular flowers?
a. | Dutchman’s breeches | d. | round-lobed
hepatica | b. | ironweed | e. | day-lily | c. | wild ginger |
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This plants stem can be cooked and eaten like asparagus and its’ flowers
heads cooked and eaten like broccoli?
a. | garlic mustard | c. | Mayapple | e. | common milkweed | b. | Queen Annes’
Lace | d. | golden
ragwort |
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10.
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Which mammal was extirpated in Ohio, but through reintroduction, is plentiful
today?
a. | white-tailed deer | c. | gray squirrel | e. | fox squirrel | b. | eastern
cottontail | d. | red
squirrel |
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11.
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Which tool is used in a prescribed burn?
a. | dessicator | d. | carbon monoxide tester | b. | dissolved oxygen
meter | e. | drip
torch | c. | aerial net |
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12.
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How does a deer’s hair vary in the winter versus spring?
a. | It’s thicker in the winter to keep it warm | b. | It’s hollow in
the winter to keep it warmer | c. | It’s hollow in the summer to keep it
cooler | d. | It’s darker color in the summer to shade the deer | e. | It’s lighter
color in the winter to blend in with the snow |
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Which squirrel is nocturnal?
a. | southern flying squirrel | d. | thirteen-lined
squirrel | b. | fox squirrel | e. | gray squirrel | c. | red squirrel |
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14.
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What is a polecat?
a. | bobcat | c. | opossum | e. | woodrat | b. | mink | d. | skunk |
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15.
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How many fingers or phalanges does a bat have on his wing?
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16.
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What do pacer, bounder and galloper refer to in tracking?
a. | stance | d. | numbers of toes showing | b. | stride | e. | speed | c. | gait |
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which mammal has 4 toes showing in front and 5 in back?
a. | meadow vole | c. | bobcat | e. | mink | b. | raccoon | d. | eastern cottontail |
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Which animal has special salivary glands that produce poison?
a. | short tailed shrew | b. | little brown myotis | c. | eastern
woodrat | d. | mink | e. | none of the answers offered are
correct |
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Which mammal is semi-aquatic?
a. | Eastern woodrat | b. | thirteen-lined ground
squirrel | c. | starnose mole | d. | eastern pipistrel | e. | none of the answers
offered are correct |
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20.
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How many incisors does an eastern cottontail have?
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21.
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Which term expresses the level closest to extinction?
a. | extirpated | c. | endangered | e. | delisted | b. | special
interest | d. | threatened |
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22.
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Which tool is normally used on a tripod?
a. | hand level | c. | binoculars | e. | range pole | b. | spotting
scope | d. | anemometer |
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Which tool measures distance?
a. | tally meter | d. | survey chain and pins | b. | hand
level | e. | hand
compass | c. | range pole |
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Which is false concerning opossums?
a. | Adults hang upside down by their tails | b. | When born, 13 babies can fit in a
teaspoon | c. | they have more teeth than any other Ohio mammal | d. | when frightened they
go into an involuntary shock like state | e. | they are one of the shortest lived mammals for
its size |
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What is the best definition of zoonotic disease?
a. | One caught only while visiting a zoo or live animal display | b. | one passed from one
animal species to another including humans | c. | one that only effects microscopic
animals | d. | one found only in caged animals | e. | none of the answers offered are
correct |
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26.
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You are working a wildlife information line and someone calls in stating they
found a small rabbit that is all alone it is hopping around and has its fur and eyes open. what is
your advice/explanation for this?
a. | it is most likely sick, has been kicked out of the nest and should be left
alone | b. | it is at an age where it is supposed to go off on its own and should be
fine | c. | it is definitely rabid and a wildlife officer will be dispatched | d. | the mother has
obviously abandoned it and it must be taken to a rehabilitation center | e. | it probably is
abandoned , but state law prohibits rehabilitation rabbits |
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How many times a year does a mature bird molt all of its feathers?
a. | once a year | b. | twice a year | c. | three times a
year | d. | three times or more a year | e. | never, it only replaces injured
feathers |
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Place these terms in order of age from youngest to oldest.
a. | egg, fledgling, juvenile, hatchling, adult | b. | egg, hatchling,
juvenile, fledgling, adult | c. | egg, hatchling, fledgling, adult,
juvenile | d. | egg, hatchling, fledgling, juvenile, adult |
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What organization determines the official name of birds?
a. | Ducks Unlimited | b. | American Ornithological
Union | c. | U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service | d. | National Wildlife
Federation |
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30.
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Which is usually not used with maps?
a. | Hand compass | d. | Aerial net | b. | Drafting tools | e. | Drafting tools & Aerial net
| c. | Dot grid |
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31.
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Which bird sounds like a ping pong ball dropping as it gets faster?
a. | Field sparrow | c. | House wren | e. | Dark-eyed junco | b. | Song
sparrow | d. | Red-winged
blackbird |
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32.
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Which bird is a goatsucker with a large mouth that is kept open while flying to
catch insects?
a. | Whip-poor-will | c. | House wren | e. | Eastern
meadowlark | b. | Hummingbird | d. | Killdeer |
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Which owl feeds at dusk, flying low over fields?
a. | Barn owl | c. | Barred owl | e. | Screech owl | b. | Great-horned
owl | d. | Short-eared owl
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If you find a turtle on the road, what should you do?
a. | Place it back on the side of the road it came from, turning it away from the road
| b. | Place it on the side of the road it was going | c. | Pick it up and take
it to a rehabilitation center as turtles crossing the road are usually over
stressed | d. | Take it to a nature center for display | e. | Keep it as a pet
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Which is the first amphibian to sing in the spring?
a. | American toad | c. | Gray treefrog | e. | Green frog | b. | Spring
peeper | d. | Pickerel
frog |
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Which salamander breeds in November?
a. | Red-backed | c. | Jeffersons’ | e. | Hellbender | b. | Spotted | d. | Small-mouthed |
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37.
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Which is the largest amphibian in Ohio?
a. | Bullfrog | c. | Snapping turtle | e. | Hellbender | b. | Black rat
snake | d. | American
toad |
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Which snake(s) is/are state endangered species?
a. | Lake Erie water snake | b. | Eastern Massasauga | c. | Copperhead | d. | Lake Erie water snake and Eastern
Massasauga | e. | Eastern Massasauga and Copperhead |
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39.
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A baby bird falls out of a tree. You can see the nest, but cannot reach it. What
should you do?
a. | Try to raise the young yourself, it is quite easy to do | b. | Place the bird in a
small tub or box with some paper towels and nail it to the tree as near the nest as
possible | c. | There is nothing to do, this bird is weak and was rejected from the
nest | d. | Never touch the bird or the parents will reject the bird, get a ladder and place it
back in the nest | e. | None of these are correct |
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What is a rookery?
a. | A place where animals, such as herons live and breed | b. | A mobbing of crows,
ravens or rooks | c. | A cache of items stolen by crows, ravens or rooks | d. | A nest of amphibian
eggs | e. | None of these are correct |
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41.
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Which animal has a call similar to rubbing ones’ finger over the teeth of
a hard plastic comb?
a. | Spring peeper | d. | Northern leopard frog | b. | Gray
treefrog | e. | Western Chorus
frog | c. | Fowlers’ toad |
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Which frog is commonly found away from water in meadows during the summer and is
called a grass frog?
a. | Pickerel frog | d. | Eastern wood frog | b. | Gray treefrog | e. | Spring peeper | c. | Northern leopard
frog |
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Which is our most terrestrial frog, even hibernating on land?
a. | Eastern wood frog | d. | American toad | b. | Northern leopard frog | e. | Chorus frog | c. | Pickerel
frog |
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44.
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Experts argue over whether this species of turtle came from released populations
or is truly native?
a. | Blandings’ turtle | d. | Map turtle | b. | Midland painted
turtle | e. | Spotted turtle
| c. | Red-eared slider |
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45.
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What color is the tail of young Five-lined skinks?
a. | Red & black stripped | b. | Yellow & black stripped | c. | Blue & black
stripped | d. | Green & black stripped | e. | They can be a variety of colors with
black |
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46.
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Which is a late summer blooming plant?
a. | Wingstem | c. | Blazing star | e. | Wild lupine | b. | Golden
ragwort | d. | Wild
bergamot |
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47.
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Slugs help in pollination of which of the following?
a. | Bracken ferns | c. | Wild ginger | e. | Purple cress | b. | False
Solomon’s seal | d. | Maidenhair ferns |
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48.
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Which is also called bird’s nest and wild carrot?
a. | Common mullein | d. | Daylily | b. | Common burdock | e. | None of these are correct | c. | Queen Anne’s
lace |
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49.
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Adult Hummingbird moths and Bumblebee moths are commonly found feeding on what
plant?
a. | Wild bergamot | c. | Blazing star | e. | Yellow goat’s
beard | b. | Cardinal-flower | d. | Wild geranium |
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50.
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Which plant has the worst reputation for causing allergy problems in the
fall?
a. | Golden ragwort | d. | Common ragweed | b. | Canada goldenrod | e. | Common burdock | c. | Spotted
touch-me-not |
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