Wildlife of South Korea - Quiz
A) Environment Minister B) Local Governors C) Minister of Forestry D) Prime Minister
A) Cypripedium japonicum B) Malus komarovii C) Diapensia lapponica D) Euchresta japonica
A) Gangwon Province B) South Jeolla Province C) Jeju Province D) Gyeonggi Province
A) A bulb B) Thick succulent leaves C) An aerial root D) Deep taproot
A) Ponds in Gyeonggi Province B) High mountain forests in Gangwon C) Valleys in Jeju Province D) Beaches in South Jeolla Province
A) Mankyua chejuense B) Diapensia lapponica L. C) Aerides japonicum D) Cymbidium lancifolium
A) Only in North Korea B) Only in Gyeonggi Province C) The southern island and Japan D) High alpine regions of Mt. Jirisan
A) Climate change B) Water pollution C) Deforestation D) Over-harvesting for medicine
A) Gyeonggi, Gangwon, and North Gyeongsang Province B) Only the west coast C) The southern islands only D) Jeju Province and South Jeolla
A) Building material B) Herbal medicine C) Food seasoning D) Dye production
A) High mountains in Gangwon B) Beaches in South Jeolla Province C) Valleys in Jeju D) Ponds in Gyeonggi
A) Iris odaesanensis Y. N. Lee B) Lilium cernuum Kom C) Saururus chinensis D) Ranunculus kazusensis
A) Jeju Province and Mt. Hallasan B) South Jeolla and North Jeolla C) Yeoju and Danyang County D) Namyangju and Gapyeong
A) Saururus chinensis B) Isoetes C) Viola raddeana D) Lilium cernuum
A) High alpine regions B) Well-ventilated valleys in Jeju and Mt. Jirisan C) Shallow water in Pyeongtaek D) Coastal beaches in South Jeolla
A) April or May B) September C) July or August D) June
A) Mankyua chejuense B) Psilotum nudum C) Cyrtosia septentrionalis D) Saururus chinensis
A) Malus komarovii B) Mankyua chejuense C) Iris odaesanensis D) Polygonatum stenophyllum
A) 5 meters B) 30 ~ 40 cm C) 40 ~ 90 cm D) 8 ~ 15 cm
A) 30 ~ 40 cm B) 40 ~ 90 cm C) 5 cm ~ 10 cm D) 8 cm ~ 15 cm
A) Four B) Three C) Five D) Two
A) Deciduous coniferous trees B) Evergreen broad-leaved trees C) Tropical palm trees D) Subarctic shrubbery
A) 95% B) 85% C) 65% D) 50%
A) Fagus crenata B) Machilus thunbergii C) Daphniphyllum macropodum D) Quercus mongolica
A) Above 1200 m B) Above 1850 m C) Above 1500 m D) Above 1000 m
A) Fagus crenata B) Magnolia C) Euonymus japonicus D) Camellia japonica
A) Coastal proximity B) South-facing orientation C) North-facing orientation D) High altitude
A) Desert scrub B) Subalpine forest C) Boreal forest D) Warm-temperate forest
A) Korean fir B) Quercus acuta C) Carpinus laxiflora D) Vitex rotundifolia
A) 1200 m B) 1850 m C) 600 m D) 1500 m
A) Sorbus commixta B) Quercus mongolica C) Centella asiatica D) Carpinus tschonoskii
A) Carpinus laxiflora B) Machilus thunbergii C) Daphniphyllum macropodum D) Camellia japonica
A) 30,000 B) 18,117 C) 3,528 D) 8,271
A) 30,000 B) 100,000+ C) 50,000 D) 18,117
A) 13,025 B) 3,564 C) 8,271 D) 1,528
A) 246 B) 18,117 C) 30,000 D) 1,528
A) Amur leopard cat B) Mongolian wolf C) Ussuri black bear D) Siberian musk deer
A) North Gyeongsang Province B) City centers C) Gangwon Province D) Imjin River
A) Hodgson's bat B) Amur leopard cat C) Ussuri black bear D) Mongolian wolf
A) Sparrow B) Magpie C) Crow D) Brown-eared bulbul
A) Mole B) Brown-eared bulbul C) Asian giant hornet D) Red squirrel
A) 100 km2 B) 67 km2 C) 8,271 km2 D) 0.1 km2
A) 1,528 B) 4,662 C) 3,609 D) 8,271
A) High precipitation B) Animal migration C) Land development D) Climate zones
A) Magpie B) Pigeon C) Wild boar D) Sparrow
A) 8,271 B) 1,528 C) 3,564 D) 13,025
A) The absence of human activity B) The planting of new forests C) The introduction of non-native species D) Strict government hunting regulations
A) African elephant B) Bengal tiger C) Giant panda D) Siberian musk deer
A) Loss of habitat from logging B) Climate change C) Competition with other predators D) Harvesting of their stomach bile
A) Himalayan corridor B) Pacific coastal path C) East Asia flyway D) Central Asian transit
A) It is a site for agricultural research B) It is a residential zone for wildlife experts C) It acts as a buffer to the DMZ D) It serves as a tourist hub
A) Lynx B) Leopard cat C) Marten D) Wolf
A) Managing local farming activities B) Addressing preservation of the alpine climate C) Promoting tourism in the region D) Designing new zoo enclosures
A) 1950 B) 1945 C) 1953 D) 1960 |
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