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Introduction to Conservation Biology

Conservation Biology

Explore the basics of protecting Earth's biodiversity, habitats, and endangered species.

Environment Ecology Sustainability

10 Questions Easy Ages 11+ Apr 10, 2026

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1 What is the term for the variety of different living things in a specific ecosystem?

A Taxonomy
B Biodiversity
C Evolution
D Photosynthesis

2 Which term describes a species that is at a very high risk of disappearing from the wild?

A Invasive
B Endangered
C Common
D Domesticated

3 What is the leading cause of species extinction worldwide?

A Volcanic eruptions
B Space debris
C Habitat loss
D Natural aging

4 What do we call a non-native species that causes harm to the environment where it was introduced?

A Native species
B Predator
C Invasive species
D Keystone species

5 What is the primary purpose of establishing a National Park?

A To build housing
B To extract oil
C To protect land and wildlife
D To create industrial zones

6 What does it mean when a species is declared 'extinct'?

A It only lives in zoos
B It no longer exists anywhere on Earth
C It moved to a different continent
D It has changed its diet

7 What is the specific term for the clearing or thinning of forests by humans?

A Reforestation
B Irrigation
C Deforestation
D Fertilization

8 What occurs when humans catch fish at a faster rate than the population can reproduce?

A Overfishing
B Biodiversity
C Migration
D Evolution

9 Which of these is a renewable resource that can be replenished naturally over time?

A Coal
B Solar energy
C Plastic
D Natural gas

10 Which type of pollution is the primary component of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch?

A Noise pollution
B Plastic pollution
C Air pollution
D Light pollution

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