ThatQuiz Test Library Take this test now
BIODIVERSITY: CONSERVATION STRATEGIES (John Rosaceña) - Quiz
Contributed by: punay
  • 1. What does biodiversity mean?
A) The study of rocks and minerals
B) The process of building communities
C) The study of weather conditions
D) The variety of life on Earth
  • 2. What is the main purpose of biodiversity conservation?
A) To remove endangered species
B) To build more industries
C) To increase the use of natural resources
D) To protect and restore nature
  • 3. Which of the following is a major threat to biodiversity?
A) Wildlife protection
B) Habitat loss
C) Tree planting
D) Environmental education
  • 4. What is in-situ conservation?
A) Protecting species outside their natural habitats
B) Keeping animals only in zoos
C) Moving all wildlife to cities
D) Protecting species in their natural habitats
  • 5. Which is an example of in-situ conservation?
A) Botanical gardens
B) Captive breeding programs
C) Wildlife sanctuaries
D) Seed banks
  • 6. What is ex-situ conservation?
A) Protecting species outside their natural habitats
B) Protecting animals in forests
C) Allowing uncontrolled hunting
D) Destroying damaged habitats
  • 7. Which of the following is an example of ex-situ conservation?
A) Marine sanctuaries
B) Seed banks
C) National parks
D) Protected forests
  • 8. What does sustainable use of natural resources mean?
A) Using all resources immediately
B) Preventing people from using natural resources
C) Taking only what is needed so resources remain available in the future
D) Using resources without limits
  • 9. Why are laws and community participation important in conservation?
A) They encourage environmental destruction.
B) They help guide and protect natural resources.
C) They allow unlimited hunting.
D) They reduce public awareness.
  • 10. How does conservation help the economy?
A) It stops farming and fishing.
B) It destroys local businesses.
C) It decreases job opportunities.
D) It supports farming, fishing, and tourism.
  • 11. How does biodiversity conservation help the environment?
A) It destroys natural habitats.
B) It protects clean water, soil, and wildlife.
C) It increases pollution.
D) It causes species to disappear.
  • 12. How does conservation support research and healthcare?
A) By removing wildlife records
B) By destroying natural laboratories
C) By providing opportunities to discover new medicines and study nature
D) preventing scientific discoveries
  • 13. Why is conservation important to indigenous communities?
A) It encourages the destruction of natural resources.
B) It removes their traditions.
C) It protects their cultural connections to land, forests, and water.
D) It prevents them from helping the environment.
  • 14. How does a healthy environment improve public health?
A) It reduces food production.
B) It increases air pollution.
C) It increases environmental risks.
D) It provides clean air, safe water, and nutritious food.
  • 15. What is the Philippines' first declared Ramsar Site?
A) Boracay Island
B) Camiguin Island
C) Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary
D) Siargao Island
  • 16. Where is Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary located?
A) Davao, Philippines
B) Palawan, Philippines
C) Cebu, Philippines
D) Bohol, Philippines
  • 17. Why is Olango Island important to migratory birds?
A) It prevents birds from migrating.
B) It serves as a resting and feeding ground.
C) It is a place for building factories.
D) It provides a place for hunting.
  • 18. Approximately how many migratory birds visit Olango Island every year?
A) 5,000 birds
B) 50,000 birds
C) 10,000 birds
D) 100,000 birds
  • 19. What is one way local residents help conserve Olango Island?
A) By hunting migratory birds
B) By destroying wetlands
C) By serving as wildlife wardens and tour guides
D) By building factories near wetlands
  • 20. What is the main lesson from the Olango Island case study?
A) Natural resources should be used without limits.
B) Conservation only benefits animals.
C) Tourism is more important than nature.
D) Protecting nature and involving communities can benefit both people and wildlife.
Created with That Quiz — where test making and test taking are made easy for math and other subject areas.