Habitat Restoration MCQs

1. Habitat restoration primarily aims to:

(A) Increase urban development

(B) Recreate or enhance natural environments

(C) Promote industrial growth

(D) Expand agricultural areas

2. Which of the following is a key component of habitat restoration?

(A) Invasive species removal

(B) Urbanization

(C) Pollution increase

(D) Mining

3. What is the term for planting native vegetation as part of habitat restoration?

(A) Reforestation

(B) Afforestation

(C) Rewilding

(D) Reclamation

4. An example of a technique used in habitat restoration is:

(A) Deforestation

(B) Streambank stabilization

(C) Wetland drainage

(D) Urban sprawl

5. Which of the following activities would likely hinder habitat restoration efforts?

(A) Creating wildlife corridors

(B) Establishing protected areas

(C) Reintroducing native species

(D) Continued industrial pollution

6. The process of restoring wetlands typically includes:

(A) Filling in the wetlands to create more land

(B) Diverting rivers away from the wetlands

(C) Reintroducing native plant and animal species

(D) Installing artificial barriers to prevent flooding

7. Which organization is known for its work in habitat restoration and conservation?

(A) World Health Organization (WHO)

(B) International Monetary Fund (IMF)

(C) The Nature Conservancy

(D) World Trade Organization (WTO)

8. Habitat restoration efforts often involve:

(A) Reducing conservation funding

(B) Increasing land development

(C) Monitoring environmental changes

(D) Destroying natural habitats

9. A successful habitat restoration project might result in:

(A) Increased biodiversity

(B) Decreased wildlife populations

(C) Habitat fragmentation

(D) Loss of natural resources

10. The term “reclamation” in habitat restoration refers to:

(A) The process of converting degraded land back to a natural state

(B) The establishment of urban areas

(C) The removal of native species

(D) The increase in land used for agriculture