A) To capture animals for zoos B) To study animal behavior and ecology C) To annoy animals D) To hunt animals for sport
A) Wind direction B) Sunrise C) Footprints D) Cloud cover
A) Depth of the footprint B) Width of the foot C) Distance between successive steps of the same foot D) Length of the animal
A) Ice B) Mud C) Dry asphalt D) Solid rock
A) Animal saliva B) Animal skin shedding C) Animal urine D) Animal feces
A) Favorite color B) Age C) Social security number D) Diet
A) A path through a park B) A path used repeatedly by animals C) A video game about animals D) A hunting competition
A) A mark left by a human cleaning a tree B) A place for animals to scratch C) A type of tree disease D) Mark left by an animal rubbing against a tree
A) A place for animals to sleep B) An area cleared of leaf litter by an animal C) A place for animals to eat D) A cut on an animal
A) To mark locations of interest B) To scare away animals C) To decorate trees D) To measure wind speed
A) Monitoring animal movement B) Cooking food C) Finding buried treasure D) Controlling the weather
A) The study of stars B) The study of rocks C) Remote measurement and transmission of data D) The study of teeth
A) Locating an animal using radio signals B) Finding the distance to the moon C) Measuring the height of trees D) Calculating the area of a field
A) Live trap B) Bear trap C) Leghold trap D) Snare trap
A) To trap animals B) To make clothing C) To collect hair samples for DNA analysis D) To decorate trees
A) Photographing traps B) Trapping animals with cameras C) Building cameras D) Using cameras to automatically photograph animals
A) It is non-invasive B) It is very expensive C) It is always accurate D) It requires no skill
A) Yell at the track B) Erase the track C) Immediately follow it D) Identify the species
A) To create a record for future reference B) To forget about it later C) To impress your friends D) To destroy the environment
A) Rain B) The phase of the moon C) The number of leaves on a tree D) The color of the sky
A) Ichnology B) Geology C) Botany D) Zoology
A) Always B) When you are bored C) When you have nothing else to do D) When it appears stressed or injured
A) To avoid fines or legal issues B) It is not important C) To make tracking more difficult D) To impress other trackers
A) To create a permanent record of the track B) To attract more animals C) To confuse other trackers D) To decorate your house
A) The area an animal normally occupies B) An animal's collection of toys C) An animal's favorite TV show D) An animal's political views
A) Hammer B) Caliper C) Paintbrush D) Screwdriver
A) The pattern of footfalls during movement B) An animal's fur C) An animal's claws D) An animal's diet
A) It changes the animal's behavior B) It affects the appearance of the tracks C) It has no effect on the tracks D) It determines the animal's mood
A) Prey tracks are always more clear B) Predators never leave scat C) Prey tracks are always larger D) Predators often have direct register gaits
A) Capturing the animal B) Getting as close as possible to the animal C) Minimizing disturbance to the animal and its habitat D) Feeding the animal |