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Training Guidelines
AQUATIC
SECTION
FORESTRY
SECTION
SOIL
SECTION
WILDLIFE
SECTION
SPECIAL
TOPIC SECTION
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PRACTICUM OR LAB TYPE TEST. THIS PORTION OF THE TEST CONSISTS OF LABELED DRAWINGS
OR
EITHER LIVE, MOUNTED, OR PRESERVED
SPECIMENS
ON THE TABLES. DO NOT SHAKE THE LIVE OR PRESERVED
SPECIMENS. YOU MAY PICK THEM UP FOR CLOSER EXAMINATION.
01.
The animal illustrated by the drawing is an example of ______.
A.
stonefly
B. water penny
C.
beetle
D. scud
02. The animal in the drawing for Question 81
belongs to the order _________.
A. Corydalidae
B.
Decopoda
C. Coleoptera
D. Gastropoda
03. The aquatic organism in the drawing belongs
to the order _______.
A. Plecoptera
B.
Trichoptera
C.
Emphemeroptera
D. Isopoda
04. The animal illustrated in the drawing for
Question 83 is commonly known as a _____.
A.
hellgrammite
B. stonefly
C. riffle
beetle
D. caddisfly
05. The organism illustrated is found in bodies
of water over the state of Arkansas. It is the
aquatic larvae of the _______.
A.
dobsonfly
B. fishfly
C.
damselfly D.
crane fly
06. The Order Hirudinea contains this aquatic
organism. It is considered to be parasitic and is
commonly known as a/an _______.
A.
maggot
B. water penny
C.
hellgrammite
D. leech
07. The organisms in the drawing belong to the
class __________.
A. Emphemeroptera
B. Gastropoda
C.
Hirudinea
D. Coleoptera
08. The two organisms are considered to have ___
handed shells and are indicators of good
water quality.
A.
right
B.
ambidextrous
C.
left
D. don’t
know
09. This drawing depicts one of the _____.
A.
damselflies
B. caddisflies
C.
dobsonflies
D. dragonflies
10. This drawing depicts the larvae of the
organism depicted in Question 89. This organism
belongs to the Order ____ and the
Suborder ____.
A.
Odonata, Zygoptera B. Odonata, Anisoptera
C.
Odonata, Hiruptera
D. Odonata, Coleoptera
11. This organism belongs to the Order_____.
A.
Decopoda B. Coleoptera
C.
Isopoda
D. Oligochaeta
12. The animal in the drawing for Question 91
has ___ pairs of legs. It belongs to the
classification known as ____.
A.
three, Coreopoda
B. five, Coleoptera
C.
four, Crustacea
D. four, Cordalidae
13. The animal in the drawing belongs to the
Order Isopoda. It is commonly called a ___.
A.
sowbug
B. fairy shrimp
C.
scud D. maggot
14. This animal is an indicator of good water
quality. It is the larval form of the ____.
A.
caddisfly
B. dobsonfly
C. stonefly
D. mayfly
15. The structure indicated by the arrow is used
for ______.
A. catching
and crushing food
B. fighting or
self defense
C. digging burrows
D. all of the above
16. The organism in the drawing is easily
identified in the field by the way it ____.
A. attacks
invaders B. holds its wings together
C. catches
fish
D.
flies backwards
17. The fin indicated by the arrow is the _____ fin.
A.
anal
B. pectoral
C.
caudal
D.
dorsal
18. The spiny portions of the fin along the back
are referred to as _____.
A. rays
B. stiffs
C.
bones
D.
ctenoids
19. This simple aquatic organism is known as a
____.
A. roly-poly B. water bear
C. scud
D. rotifer
20. The specimen in the drawing is an example of
the Order _____.
A. Coleoptera
B. Hemiptera
C. Zygoptera
D. Anisoptera
21.
The specimen in the jar labeled A ia an example of a _____ fish.
A. soft
B. overall
spiny
C. bony
D. not a fish at all
22.The
specimen in the jar labeled B is an example of a _____.
A. catfish
B. perch
B.
crayfish
D. lithos
23. The specimen in the jar labeled C is an
example of a ____.
A. bass
B. anadromous fish
C.
detriitivore
D. catadramous fish
24.
The
specimen in the jar labeled D is an example of a _____.
A. dace
B. darter
C. drum
D. dollar sunfish
25.
The
crayfish in the container is an example of a ____.
A. verterbrate
B. inverterbrate
C.
pisces
D.
orinth
26.
Crayfish
belong to the a classification referred to as _____.
A. cetaceans
B. perchidae
C. arthropods
D.
isopods
27.
This aquatic tool is called a ___ .
A.
D-net
B. minnow dip net
C.
seine
D.
none of the above
28.
The tool in the question above is used to
sample for _____.
A. snails
B. water birds
C. aquatic organisms
D.
flying insects
29.
The
specimen in the container is an example of a _____.
A.
damselfly B. dragonfly
C.
dace
D. darlingfly
30.
The
specimen in the container is a colorful example of an aquatic insect.
A.
True
B. False
C.
Maybe
D. Don’t know
31.
The
specimens in the container are an example of _____.
A.
alliums
B. snails
C.
fish egg cases
D. cetaceans
32.
The
specimen illustrated in the drawing spends it’s adult life as a/an ____
A.
aerial acrobat
B.
backswimmer
C. cartliginous fish D. detrivore
33.
The
fin located behind the dorsal fin on the catfish in the drawing is called the
___ fin.
A.
back dorsal
B. caudal
C.
prostate D. adipose
34.
The
fin indicated by the arrow is the ____ fin.
A.
anal B. back
C.
caudal
D. dorsal
35.
The
structure on the crayfish indicated by the arrow is referred to as the ____.
A.
diskette
B. dorsoventral
C.
corymb
D. cheliped
36.
The
specimen in the drawing is commonly called a ____.
A.
fish
B. eel
C. danrner
D. leech
37.
The
specimen in the drawing is easily identified in the field by the way it ___.
A.
flies upside down
B. holds it wings
when at rest
C.
eats only snails
D. none of the
above
38. The organism in the drawing is an example
of a ___.
A.
water scorpion
B. water beetle
B.
water dragon
D.
non-aquatic insect
39.
The organism in the drawing is the immature or larval form of a ____.
A. dragonfly
B.
damselfly
C. dobsonfly
D. darlingfly
40.
The
organism illustrated in the drawing is an example of _____.
A. an eager beaver
B.
a
riffle beetle
C. a scud
D. an isolationist
For additional information about the Envirothon Program in Arkansas, contact:
Delia Haak, Ed.D Arkansas Envirothon Coordinator
ArkansasEnvirothonCoodinator@gmail.com
479-238-4671
Debbie Moreland, Arkansas Association Conservation District Director
debbiepinreal@aol.com
501-425-2891
The Envirothon Program is offered and operated on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, marital status, or physical/mental challenges.
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