Part 2

One acre of wetlands filters 7.3 gallons of water a month into fresh drinking water.

• True

• False

Carol works for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and is surveying an area to determine if it meets the requirements to be classified as a wetland. Which of the following is NOT a requirement for her to take into consideration?

• The soil is primary hydric, formed under prolonged flooding

• The area supports hydrophytic plants for at least parts of the year

• The area is saturated during part of the growing season

• The area must have standing water year-round

What act enabled funding through the sale of firearms, ammunition and sporting goods?

• Pittman-Roberston Act

• Weeks-McLean Act

• The Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act

• National Economic Restoration Plan

When do male waterfowl molt into colorful breeding plumage?

• Late summer before breeding season

• Mid-spring after breeding season

• After selecting a mate

• After successful nest laying

Paul is a park ranger in charge of removing a brown bear which has been invading campsites and has grown comfortable around park guests. Paul sets up motion sensors which rapidly flash lights when triggered around the border of the park. After a period of time, Paul notices there have not been any more bear sightings in the park. This is an example of which of the following?

• Behavior modification

• Mark and recapture

• Predator-human interaction

• Habitat management technique

If an area has an over-abundant population and the habitat can no longer sustain the population, the population has surpassed the_________.

• Population capacity

• Carrying capacity

• Population health

• Carrying health

Since the start of the Duck Stamp Act in 1934, how many national wildlife refuges have been created or expanded?

• 100

• 200

• 300

• 400

Which of the following methods is used during mark and recapture?

• Leg band

• Spaying

• Neutering

• Recall training

Which of the following is a habitat requirement for breeding grounds?

• Access to ample amounts of easily accessible resources nearby, multiple ponds or small wetlands ideal to allow breeding pairs to spread out significantly and reduce competition for resources

• Plentiful resources for feeding to replenish energy stores and protected shelter while resting for short periods

• Habitats with food and other resources, waterfowl may travel significantly within this habitat to find the best resources throughout the season

• None of the choices

Approximately $430 million are generated each year from which of the following?

• Hunting deer

• Hunting waterfowl and bird watching

• Crabbing

• Camping