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Froggy Jumps Conservation of biodiversity and natural disasters in Cameroon 1 ( Form 2, Biology )Online version Quiz on biodiversity and conservation in Cameroon by YAKILI LMS 1 What is biodiversity? a Variety of living organisms in an area b Number of ecosystems in the world c Only plant species in an area 2 Why conserve biodiversity? a To increase pollution tolerance b To maintain ecosystem services c Because all species are useless 3 Definition of habitat loss a Destruction of natural living spaces b Creation of new forests c Expansion of numerical species 4 Which is a direct effect of habitat destruction? a More biodiversity b Increased rainfall c Species decline 5 What is ecosystem destruction caused by? a Improved water quality b Alteration of habitat structure c More wildlife migration 6 Definition of pollution in biodiversity terms a Increase in native species b Removal of waste c Introduction of harmful substances 7 Which is a consequence of pollution? a Harm to organisms b Immediate species recovery c Enhanced growth of all species 8 Invasive alien species are... a Local species adapted to climate b Beneficial for all habitats c Non-native organisms that disrupt ecosystems 9 Overexploitation means... a Excessive harvesting of resources b Protection of habitats c Balanced use of resources 10 Global climate change affects biodiversity by... a Stabilizing ecosystems b Increasing local species richness everywhere c Altering habitats and ranges 11 Which is a result of habitat fragmentation? a Larger, connected habitats b Uniform species distribution c Isolated populations 12 Definition of conservation in Cameroon? a Removing all wildlife to avoid risk b Exploiting resources for immediate gain c Protecting species and habitats for future generations 13 Why is biodiversity important for Cameroon? a Only decorative value b Has no real impact on people c Supports ecosystem services like water and food 14 An example of ecosystem service is... a Pollination for crops b Desertification c Climate change denial 15 Which activity reduces biodiversity in Cameroon? a Deforestation for agriculture b Reforestation programs c Protected area creation 16 Conservation strategy: in-situ means... a Breeding in zoos only b Translocating all species c Protecting species in their natural habitat 17 Ex-situ conservation example? a Protecting habitat in the wild b Breeding in a zoo or seed bank c Rebuilding cities 18 Cameroon's natural disaster concern related to biodiversity? a No environmental disasters b Only earthquakes c Floods and droughts affecting habitats 19 Which is NOT a threat to biodiversity? a Invasive species b Sustainable forestry c Pollution 20 Effect of biodiversity loss on food security? a Reduced crop resilience and yields b Improved food variety c No impact on crops 21 Which practice helps conserve biodiversity? a Overfishing without management b Maintaining natural vegetation c Clear-cutting forests 22 Cameroon’s most biodiverse region includes... a Arctic tundra b Deserts only c Rainforests and montane ecosystems 23 Definition of ecosystem fragmentation? a Expanding habitats into cities b Breaking continuous habitats into patches c Increasing species movement 24 Primary result of invasive species? a Disruption of native species balance b Supporting native predators c No ecological impact 25 Which is a natural disaster in Cameroon affecting biodiversity? a Tidal waves b Floods c Glacier collapse 26 Which human activity harms biodiversity? a Reforestation b Pollution cleanup c Unsustainable hunting 27 What does biodiversity provide for medicine? a Only nutritional value b No medical value c Source of new drugs 28 Which factor influences species richness? a Habitat diversity b Only rainfall c Single climate zone 29 Which is a protected area in Cameroon? a Urban malls b National parks c Industrial zones 30 Definition of overexploitation in one line? a Ensuring sustainable use b Saving resources for future c Using resources faster than they renew 31 Which is a sign of healthy biodiversity? a Multiple species coexisting b No wildlife visible c Monoculture only 32 What is a seed bank? a A storage of plant seeds for conservation b A bank for money storage c A fossil collection 33 Which practice helps invasives control? a Ignoring monitoring b Quarantine of new species c Allowing free release 34 What is habitat restoration? a Repairing damaged ecosystems b Introducing pests c Destroying more habitat 35 Which is a direct threat in Cameroon’s wetlands? a Drainage for agriculture b Wetland rehydration c River conservation 36 Which is a legal tool for conservation? a Environmental laws and policies b Ignoring biodiversity data c Unregulated exploitation 37 Coral reefs are an example of biodiversity in... a Desert ecosystems b High altitude habitats c Marine ecosystems 38 Which factor supports resilience in ecosystems? a Single nutrient input b Uniform species c Genetic diversity 39 Definition of sustainable use? a Use without depleting resources b No use at all c Exploiting to extinction 40 What is reforestation? a Clearing more land b Replacing trees with concrete c Planting trees to restore forests 41 Which is a direct benefit of biodiversity? a Decreased soil fertility b Pollination of crops c Increased pollution 42 Which disaster is linked to biodiversity loss? a Droughts b Earthquakes c Volcanic eruptions 43 Cameroon rivers contribute to biodiversity by... a Preventing rainfall b Reducing species variety c Providing habitats for aquatic life 44 Which is NOT a biodiversity indicator? a Species counts b Economic GDP only c Habitat area 45 Which action supports Cameroon's biodiversity? a Polluting rivers b Protecting forest corridors c Destroying mangroves 46 What is ecological restoration? a Returning ecosystems to a healthy state b Permanent destruction c Ignoring degraded areas 47 Which factor increases risk to biodiversity? a Climate variability b Stable soils c Consistent climate 48 Why monitor biodiversity? a To discourage action b To detect changes early c To complicate policies 49 Which is an example of ecosystem service? a Ecosystem collapse b Water purification c Pollution generation 50 The term 'biodiversity' includes... a Genetic, species, and ecosystem diversity b Only animals c Only plants

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Conservation of biodiversity and natural disasters in Cameroon 1 ( Form 2, Biology )Online version

by YAKILI LMS

What is biodiversity?

Why conserve biodiversity?

Definition of habitat loss

Which is a direct effect of habitat destruction?

What is ecosystem destruction caused by?

Definition of pollution in biodiversity terms

Which is a consequence of pollution?

Invasive alien species are...

Overexploitation means...

Global climate change affects biodiversity by...

Which is a result of habitat fragmentation?

Definition of conservation in Cameroon?

Why is biodiversity important for Cameroon?

An example of ecosystem service is...

Which activity reduces biodiversity in Cameroon?

Conservation strategy: in-situ means...

Ex-situ conservation example?

Cameroon's natural disaster concern related to biodiversity?

Which is NOT a threat to biodiversity?

Effect of biodiversity loss on food security?

Which practice helps conserve biodiversity?

Cameroon’s most biodiverse region includes...

Definition of ecosystem fragmentation?

Primary result of invasive species?

Which is a natural disaster in Cameroon affecting biodiversity?

Which human activity harms biodiversity?

What does biodiversity provide for medicine?

Which factor influences species richness?

Which is a protected area in Cameroon?

Definition of overexploitation in one line?

Which is a sign of healthy biodiversity?

What is a seed bank?

Which practice helps invasives control?

What is habitat restoration?

Which is a direct threat in Cameroon’s wetlands?

Which is a legal tool for conservation?

Coral reefs are an example of biodiversity in...

Which factor supports resilience in ecosystems?

Definition of sustainable use?

What is reforestation?

Which is a direct benefit of biodiversity?

Which disaster is linked to biodiversity loss?

Cameroon rivers contribute to biodiversity by...

Which is NOT a biodiversity indicator?

Which action supports Cameroon's biodiversity?

What is ecological restoration?

Which factor increases risk to biodiversity?

Why monitor biodiversity?

Which is an example of ecosystem service?

The term 'biodiversity' includes...