Wildlife Conservation and Federal Wildlife Officer Duties
Interactive Video
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Mia Campbell
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Biology, Science, Life Skills
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5th - 8th Grade
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1 plays
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Medium
03:24
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What types of wildlife might you see near a lake?
Lions and tigers
Deer and box turtles
Penguins and seals
Elephants and rhinos
2.
Multiple Choice
What is the primary purpose of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service?
To entertain visitors
To organize wildlife shows
To conserve and protect wildlife habitats
To build new parks
3.
Multiple Choice
What activities might a federal wildlife officer help with on the refuge?
Fishing and archery
Cooking and cleaning
Driving and parking
Shopping and dining
4.
Multiple Choice
What is one of the main tasks during a vehicle patrol?
Checking the weather
Ensuring visitors follow the speed limit
Feeding the animals
Repairing roads
5.
Multiple Choice
Why is it important for a federal wildlife officer to carry a GPS or compass?
To find their way back if they get lost
To measure the temperature
To track the number of visitors
To communicate with animals
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