A) Making loud noises B) Maintaining situational awareness C) Ignoring the wind D) Running quickly
A) To predict their movements B) To mimic their calls C) To scare them away D) To challenge their dominance
A) Varied and complex B) Open fields C) Bare rock D) Flat desert
A) Slow and deliberate B) Constant and direct C) Fast and erratic D) Blindly forward
A) It always betrays you B) It can mask your scent C) It enhances your hearing D) It's irrelevant
A) Camouflage B) A visual distraction C) The prey's alarm call D) The sound of snapping twigs
A) Sudden temperature change B) The sound of running C) Camouflage failure D) Prey detecting rapid visual movement
A) Animals being wary near habitat boundaries B) The sound of wind C) The illusion of speed D) Camouflage effectiveness
A) Minimize and mask it B) Ignore it completely C) Enhance and amplify it D) Overpower with strong smells
A) Moving quickly B) Looking for signs of the prey C) Making loud calls D) Hiding completely
A) It reduces their suspicion B) It makes them angry C) It always attracts them D) It has no effect
A) Ensuring a clear path and advantage B) Hesitating indefinitely C) Closing your eyes D) Making a loud noise
A) Altering its DNA B) Predicting its location C) Changing its diet D) Controlling the weather
A) Green B) Brown C) White D) Black
A) Glare and shadows can conceal B) Darkness always helps the prey C) Light always helps the prey D) Light is irrelevant
A) To avoid mistakes B) To get bored and give up C) To make friends with the prey D) To show off
A) Running directly across B) Using available cover strategically C) Singing loudly D) Closing your eyes
A) To scare other predators away B) To attract attention C) To mask your own movements D) To warn the prey
A) Ignoring its behavior B) Giving it a nickname C) Understanding its individual characteristics D) Taking its photograph
A) To minimize visibility B) To move faster C) To attract attention D) To be more intimidating
A) Freeze and assess the situation B) Run away C) Charge immediately D) Start yelling
A) They are ignored by prey B) They are always effective C) They calm the prey D) They are easily detected
A) They can indicate danger nearby. B) They will assist in the hunt C) They have no relevance D) They are always friendly
A) Hearing B) Touch C) Taste D) Smell
A) The environment B) Your mood C) The time of day only D) The prey's species only
A) All terrain muffles sound B) Some terrains amplify sound C) Sound always travels equally well D) Terrain has no effect on sound
A) Areas with unique plant life. B) Areas with high atmospheric pressure. C) Areas where prey are likely to congregate. D) Areas with difficult terrain.
A) Weather only affects the hunter. B) Weather can be controlled. C) Weather is irrelevant to hunting. D) Weather affects prey behavior and visibility.
A) Charge directly at the prey. B) Use indirect movements and terrain features. C) Give up and try another time. D) Make loud noises to distract it.
A) Wave and try to appear friendly. B) Remain still and blend into the surroundings. C) Start running towards the prey. D) Make a loud noise to confuse the prey. |