A) Tracks leading uphill only B) Tracks moving in random directions C) Tracks converging in one location D) Tracks that are spaced far apart
A) Lush, green plants B) Plants with thorns and needles C) Cacti and succulents D) Dry, brittle shrubs
A) High altitude B) Sandy soil type C) Extremely dry conditions D) Recent or nearby water
A) Desert conditions B) A polluted environment C) A reliable water source D) Extremely dry climate
A) The area is a desert B) The area is heavily forested C) A body of water is nearby D) No water is nearby
A) Look for trails that lead uphill B) Look for trails that are well-worn and lead downhill C) Look for trails that are overgrown with vegetation D) Look for trails that end abruptly
A) Strong winds B) Standing water for breeding C) Lack of vegetation D) High pollution levels
A) They can hold rainwater or form small pools B) They never hold water C) They always indicate poor soil quality D) They are always caused by erosion
A) Subsurface water source B) Artificial irrigation C) Recently planted crops D) Extremely fertile soil
A) The area is devoid of animals. B) The trail is only used for migration. C) The trail is used by animals to access resources, possibly water. D) The area is heavily polluted.
A) Bird activity B) Tracks in mud C) Dry, cracked earth D) Insect activity
A) Plants that only grow in deserts B) Plants with very deep roots C) Plants that grow along water sources D) Plants that repel animals
A) Color of the soil B) Air temperature C) Clarity and direction of tracks D) Type of rock formations
A) Look for insects that only live in dry environments. B) Look for insects that are brightly colored C) Insects are not helpful in finding water D) Look for insects that require water for breeding, like mosquitos.
A) Poor soil quality B) Extreme heat C) Lack of sunlight D) Consistent moisture
A) A large, fast-flowing river B) A slow leak of water from the ground C) A type of desert plant D) A mountain range
A) They only occur in deserts B) They funnel water towards lower elevations C) They are always dry D) They prevent water from flowing downhill
A) Beaver B) Lizard C) Coyote D) Rabbit
A) Type of rock formation B) Lack of sunlight C) Recent volcanic activity D) Past presence of water
A) A subsurface water source B) A high amount of pollution C) A recent forest fire D) Poor soil quality
A) Trails created by humans for hunting B) Paths animals use regularly, often to water sources C) Areas with no vegetation D) Random animal movements
A) Ants B) Butterflies C) Deer D) Spiders
A) Shallow water or marshy area B) Dry, sandy soil C) Rocky terrain D) Dense forest
A) Animal burrows B) Erosion caused by wind C) Volcanic formations D) Depressions that can hold water
A) A patch of dry soil B) An area with no vegetation C) A large pile of rocks D) Water flowing from the ground
A) Recent deforestation B) Availability of nearby water and food C) High levels of air pollution D) Lack of predators
A) Halophytes B) Epiphytes C) Phreatophytes D) Xerophytes
A) Rain washes away all signs of water B) To see where water collects and flows C) The sun dries everything too quickly D) Rain only makes it harder to see
A) A lack of nutrients in the soil. B) A recent chemical spill. C) Artificial irrigation. D) A subsurface water source seeping to the surface.
A) Desert environment B) Permanent water source C) Dry riverbed D) Rocky terrain |