About this Study Set
This study set covers Conservation Biology through
20 practice questions.
An introduction to protecting animals, plants, and their natural homes. Every question includes the correct answer so you can learn as you go — pick any format above to get started.
Questions & Answers
Browse all 20 questions from the
Conservation Biology for Kids study set below.
Each question shows the correct answer — select a study format above to practice interactively.
1
What do we call a place in nature where an animal lives, like a forest or a pond?
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A
A habitat
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B
A grocery store
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C
A school
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D
A city
2
What does it mean when an animal becomes 'extinct'?
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A
It is hiding
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B
It is sleeping
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C
There are no more of them left on Earth
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D
It has moved to a new home
3
Which of these is a way to help protect nature?
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A
Picking flowers
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B
Leaving trash on the ground
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C
Planting native trees
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D
Chasing birds away
4
What is the main goal of conservation biology?
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A
To build more roads
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B
To keep animals and plants safe
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C
To catch wild animals for pets
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D
To make more plastic toys
5
Why is it important to keep our oceans clean?
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A
So we can see the sand
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B
So fish and sea animals have a healthy home
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C
So the water turns blue
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D
So we can build big boats
6
Which of these animals is considered endangered, meaning it needs our protection to survive?
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A
The common house fly
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B
The Giant Panda
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C
The squirrel
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D
The pigeon
7
What do plants need to grow and help the environment?
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A
Plastic
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B
Sunlight and water
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C
Candy
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D
Oil
8
What do we call a protected area where wild animals can live safely?
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A
A zoo
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B
A mall
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C
A national park
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D
A parking lot
9
Which of these things can we recycle to save natural resources?
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A
Food scraps
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B
Paper
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C
Rocks
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D
Dirt
10
Bees are important to nature because they help plants grow by doing what?
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A
Eating all the leaves
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B
Carrying pollen between flowers
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C
Digging holes in the ground
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D
Building stone walls
11
What happens when a forest is cut down?
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A
Animals lose their homes
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B
The air gets cleaner
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C
Trees grow faster
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D
More rain falls
12
Which of these is a 'threat' to many sea animals?
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A
Clean water
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B
Plastic pollution
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C
Sunshine
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D
Seaweed
13
What is a 'endangered species'?
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A
An animal that is very popular
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B
An animal that is at risk of disappearing
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C
An animal that is very fast
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D
An animal that likes to play
14
Why do we protect coral reefs?
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A
They make the water salty
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B
They are home to many colorful fish
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C
They are made of plastic
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D
They help boats float
15
Which of these is a good way to save energy at home?
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A
Leaving all the lights on
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B
Turning off lights when leaving a room
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C
Keeping the TV on all night
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D
Leaving the fridge door open
16
What do pollinators like butterflies do for nature?
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A
They clean the river
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B
They help flowers make seeds
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C
They eat all the bad bugs
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D
They keep the forest quiet
17
What is a 'natural resource'?
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A
Something made by machines
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B
Things found in nature like water and air
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C
A plastic bottle
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D
A toy car
18
Why are earthworms helpful to the soil?
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A
They eat the flowers
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B
They make the soil healthy for plants
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C
They make the ground hard
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D
They build tunnels for cars
19
Which of these actions helps save paper?
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A
Using both sides of a sheet of paper
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B
Throwing away clean paper
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C
Printing thousands of pages
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D
Using only new paper every time
20
What is a 'wildlife corridor'?
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A
A path that allows animals to move safely between habitats
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B
A cage at the zoo
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C
A road for trucks
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D
A place to buy bird food
