Question
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Correct Answer
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Answer 2
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Answer 3
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Answer 4
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Wildlife management, as we know it today, has evolved during the past ________ years.
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75-100
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1-25
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25-50
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50-75
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As early as 1694, Massachusetts declared a ________ on white-tailed deer as an early effort at wildlife management.
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closed season
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open season
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ban
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none of the answers listed
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The period from ________ saw the greatest abuse of wild animals in North America.
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1700-1900
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1500-1700
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1300-1500
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none of the answers listed
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By 1776 every southeastern state except ________ had established a closed season on deer.
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Georgia
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Alabama
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South Carolina
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Tennessee
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From the very beginning in Jamestown, the English settlers had no intention of adapting to the ________.
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wilderness
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environment
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climate
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none of the answers listed
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In 1810, Alexander Wilson observed a flock of ________ in Kentucky.
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passenger pigeons
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geese
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ducks
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none of the answers listed
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Occuring in the mid-1870s, an estimated ________ birds were devastated by market hunters from all over the country.
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136 million
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136,000
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136 billion
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13,600
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Though they will never number in the millions, as they did in the 1800s, it is a tribute to early ________ that the bison and pronghorn are here at all.
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conservationists
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environmentalists
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pioneers
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none of the answers listed
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The passage of the ________ in 1900 ended market hunting and the interstate shipment of wildlife and wildlife products, such as feathers, taken in violation of state law.
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Lacey Act
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Wildlife Enforcement
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Hunting Rule
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Lacey Enforcement
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This president has been called the father of American conservation.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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William McKinley
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William Howard Taft
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Woodrow Wilson
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Yellowstone National Park, the nation's first and for many years only national park, was founded in ________.
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1872
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1876
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1880
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1868
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Modern ________ has evolved only since the early 1900s.
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wildlife management
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wilderness
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extinction
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environment
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________ had a closed season on white-tailed deer as early as 1694.
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Massachusetts
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Rhode Island
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Delaware
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New York
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America was blessed with a tremendous abundance of ________.
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fauna
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crops
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flowers
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none of the answers listed
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Early settlers in America went from starvation to prosperity by learning how to ________ wildlife.
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exploit
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respect
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defeat
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neglect
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During the first 200 years of our nation, before ________ became well established, wildlife provided food and clothing for a growing nation.
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agriculture
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the soil
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the animals
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none of the answers listed
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Early English colonists, unlike the French to the north, had no intention of adapting to the ________.
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environment
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habitat
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country
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conditions
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Many species of wildlife were found in great numbers; it is estimated that there were ________ million plains bison and billions of _______.
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40-60; passenger pigeons
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5-15; geese
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20-40; deer
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80-100; antelope
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The last ________ died in the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914.
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passenger pigeon
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dodo bird
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King Island Emu
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Labrador duck
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The U.S. government unofficially encouraged the slaughter of _______ as a means of defeating Native Americans on the Great Plains.
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buffalo
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plains bison
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antelope
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deer
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Through the efforts of ________ and conservationists, many species of wildlife are plentiful today.
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sport hunters
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the government
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various individuals
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none of the answers listed
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Early sport hunters worked to change American attitudes toward the ________ of wild game.
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commercialization
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developing
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lessening
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none of the answers listed
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________ hunters played a major role in eliminating much of America's wildlife from its original range.
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Market
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Sport
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All
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none of the answers listed
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All wildlife produces a/an ________, which allows for some harvest without damaging the overall population.
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surplus
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need
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necessity
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excess
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All wildlife are extremely vulnerable when ________ tactics are used.
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unsporting
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fair
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just
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wrong
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Market hunters were motivated to kill for ________.
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money
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sport
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food
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clothing
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In the late 1870s it became stylish for women to wear hats heavily decorated with ________.
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feathers or whole birds
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feathers
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whole birds
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none of the answers listed
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________, the nation's first national park, was established in 1872.
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Yellowstone
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Grand Canyon
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Grand Teton
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Yosemite
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The primary federal agency responsible for wildlife management in America is the ________.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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U.S. Forest Service
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Bureau of Land Management
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Conservation Reserve Program
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The Bureau of ________ and the U.S. Forest Service have wildlife management responsibilities.
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Land Management
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Fish and Wildlife
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Federal Reserve
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none of the answers listed
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Each ________ has an agency that manages wildlife.
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state
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city
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country
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none of the answers
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In 1956 the ________ Act created the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Fish and Wildlife
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Wildlife Restoration
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Sport Fisheries Restoration
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none of the answers listed
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The mission of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is to conserve, ________, and enhance fish, wildlife, and their habitats.
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protect
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breed
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assure
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keep
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The primary responsibilities of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are protecting and enhancing migratory birds, ________, freshwater and fisheries, and certain marine mammals.
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endangered species
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game animals
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animals
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none of the answers listed
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Recovery plans established to help save endangered species may include habitat preservation and management, ________, research, and law enforcement.
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captive breeding
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study
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analysis
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none of the answers listed
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Two recent success stories in the endangered species battle include the ________ and the bald eagle.
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American alligator
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American Bison
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American Cinchona Plantation Treefrog
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Amicorum Tree Toad
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The Fish and Wildlife Service supervises the nation's ________ system.
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wildlife refuge
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hatchery
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forest
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agriculture
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The nation's first wildlife refuge was established in 1903 by President ________.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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William McKinley
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William Howard Taft
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Woodrow Wilson
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Although the first refuge consisted of only 3 acres, the National Wildlife Refuge System has since grown to more than ________ million acres.
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90
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80
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70
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60
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Refuges are located in ________ states and several territories.
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50
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45
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40
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35
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The majority of National Wildlife Refuges have been created to protect ________.
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migratory waterfowl
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freshwater fish
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marine mammals
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fisheries
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Refuges are enjoyed by more than ______ million Americans each year.
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25
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50
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75
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100
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The United States has treaties with Canada, Mexico, ________, and Russia on the protection of migratory birds.
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Japan
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China
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France
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Thailand
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has responsibility for more than __________ species of migratory birds.
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800
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700
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600
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500
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service supervises the banding of more than ________ birds each year.
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45 million
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55 million
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65 million
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75 million
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Banding helps the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determine migratory routes, ________, breeding age, and other life history information of various species.
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distribution
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habitats
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ages
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none of the answers listed
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Restoring fisheries is a major effort of the ________ Service.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife
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United Fisherman
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Fisheries Restoration
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none of the answers
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service uses more than 70 national fish ________ to produce more than 160 million fish each year.
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hatcheries
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lakes
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oceans
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rivers or streams
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service also works to conserve wildlife ____.
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habitat
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breeding
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conservation
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none of the answers
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Conducting ________ may be the most important task of the Fish and Wildlife Service.
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research
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analysis
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experimentation
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an expedition
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Biologists must know the impact of ________, pesticides, heavy metals, and other pollutants have on fish and wildlife.
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chemicals
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nets
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acid
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ammunition
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Researchers study endangered species and their habitats; fish health, genetics, and nutrition; and migratory bird habitat, ________, and populations.
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diseases
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nests
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breeds
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none of the answers listed
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The Fish and Wildlife Service is also responsible for enforcing federal _____.
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wildlife laws
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fish laws
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excise taxes
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land
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The Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act, commonly known as the ________ Act, provides money to support a wide variety of wildlife projects.
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Pittman--Robertson
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Dingell-Johnson
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Roosevelt-Wilson
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none of the answers listed
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The Federal aid in Sport Fisheries Restoration Act, commonly known as the ________ Act, provides money for fishery research and restoring depleted fisheries.
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Dingell-Johnson
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Pittman-Robertson
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Roosevelt-Wilson
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none of the answers listed
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Money for conservation programs comes from federal ________ taxes on sporting arms, ammunition, and sport fishing tackle.
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excise
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income
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property
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consumptive
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Since these laws were enacted, American sportsmen and sportswomen have paid more than ________ billion dollars for fish and wildlife conservation.
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10
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5
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15
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20
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The U.S. ________ Service manages more than 190 million acres of public forest land.
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Forest
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Wildlife
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Fish
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Management
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The ________ oversee approximately 270 million acres of public lands.
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Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
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Conservation Reserve Program (CRP)
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Natural Resources Division
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Climate Conservation Program
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More than ________ species of plants, birds, reptiles, fish, and mammals make their home on BLM's land.
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3000
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2000
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1000
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4000
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture administers the ________ , which has been very beneficial to wildlife.
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Conservation Reserve Program (CRP)
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Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
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Natural Resources Division
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Climate Conservation Program
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Ground-dwelling species have benefited the most from the permanent vegetative cover established on the ________ million acres enrolled in the CRP.
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30
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20
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10
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40
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An animal's habitat is its ________.
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home
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own
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business
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roost
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________ require food, water, cover, and space for their survival.
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Wildlife
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Minerals
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Plants
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none of the answers
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Food, water, cover, space, and the arrangement of each of these elements are of equal ________.
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importance
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insignificance
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unimportance
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notability
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