A) To explore new territories B) To escape predators C) To find a mate D) To find more abundant food sources
A) Spring B) Summer C) Winter D) Autumn
A) Microscopes B) Telescopes C) GPS trackers D) Barometers
A) Water sources B) Sunlight duration C) Nesting sites D) Insect availability
A) Birds disperse seeds along their routes B) Birds create fertile soil C) Birds pollinate plants directly D) Birds eat only plants
A) High humidity B) Strong winds C) Clear skies D) Mild temperatures
A) Highway B) Pathway C) Trail D) Flyway
A) Mountain ranges B) Single trees C) Small ponds D) Flat plains
A) Birds warn fish of danger B) Some birds prey on fish C) Birds attract fish D) Birds create fish habitats
A) Provides warmth B) Provides a directional cue C) Provides shelter D) Provides food
A) American Robin B) Mourning Dove C) Arctic Tern D) House Sparrow
A) Nesting area B) Resting and feeding area C) Final destination D) Breeding ground
A) Disorients them B) Feeds them C) Protects them D) Attracts them
A) Smell B) Hearing C) Taste D) Touch
A) Fat reserves B) Sugars C) Proteins D) Water
A) Makes migration easier B) Alters migration timing and routes C) Has no impact D) Reduces the need for migration
A) Resident B) Transient C) Vagrant D) Migrant
A) Provide nesting materials B) Serve as breeding grounds only C) Offer protection from predators D) Provide feeding and resting areas
A) Insect habitats B) Fruit trees C) Fish spawning grounds D) Grain fields
A) By building bird feeders B) By analyzing bird DNA C) By reporting bird sightings D) By tagging birds
A) Increased speed B) Less competition for food C) Reduced predation risk D) Easier navigation alone
A) Provides learned behaviors only B) Determines plumage color C) Provides innate navigation skills D) Has no role in migration
A) Habitat destruction B) Bird watching C) Planting trees D) Bird feeding
A) To find mates at lower elevations B) To avoid predators at higher elevations C) To escape competition at same elevation D) To find food at different elevations
A) Repels birds from dangerous zones B) Detects large flocks in the sky C) Tracks individual birds precisely D) Attracts birds to specific areas
A) Birds migrate later in the season B) Birds change their diets C) Birds arrive at breeding grounds before food is available D) Birds arrive at breeding grounds after food is available
A) Migratory restlessness B) Territorial Defense C) Molting Season D) Breeding Call
A) Indicates presence of prey species. B) Indicates clean water sources. C) Indicates location of medicinal plants. D) Indicates proximity of nesting sites.
A) Finding nests B) Controlling bird populations C) Predicting favorable migration conditions D) Changing migration patterns
A) To track individual birds over time B) To identify birds for sale C) To train birds to migrate in specific directions D) To make birds more visible |