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