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Multiple-choice - Topic: A4.2 Conservation of BiodiversityOnline version Multiple-choice questions (syllabus-based) by Andrea Rotter 1 According to the syllabus, what does biodiversity include? a Only the number of species on Earth b The variety of ecosystems, species, and genetic combinations c Only genetic variation within a species d Only ecosystem diversity 2 What does the syllabus state about current biodiversity compared to the past? a There were more species in the past than today b There are fewer species today than in the fossil record c Evidence suggests there are more species alive now than at any time in the past d Biodiversity has remained constant through time 3 The current sixth mass extinction is mainly caused by: a Natural climate cycles b Human activities c Volcanic eruptions d Meteor impacts 4 Which of the following is included as a cause of the current biodiversity crisis? a Increased rainfall b Over-exploitation and hunting c Reduced global transport d Natural predators 5 Which is an example of a species extinction case study required at SL? a African lions b North Island giant moas c Blue whales d Komodo dragons 6 What is required as evidence of a biodiversity crisis? a Anecdotal observations b Repeated surveys showing changes in species richness and evenness c Only fossil data d Single local surveys 7 According to the syllabus, which conservation approach is included? a Only in situ conservation b Only genetic modification c Both in situ and ex situ conservation d Conservation through captive breeding only 8 The EDGE programme prioritizes species that are: a Common but widespread b Economically important c Evolutionarily distinct and globally endangered d Recently discovered

Multiple-choice - Topic: A4.2 Conservation of BiodiversityOnline version

Multiple-choice questions (syllabus-based)

by Andrea Rotter

According to the syllabus, what does biodiversity include?

Only the number of species on Earth

The variety of ecosystems, species, and genetic combinations

Only genetic variation within a species

Only ecosystem diversity

What does the syllabus state about current biodiversity compared to the past?

There were more species in the past than today

There are fewer species today than in the fossil record

Evidence suggests there are more species alive now than at any time in the past

Biodiversity has remained constant through time

The current sixth mass extinction is mainly caused by:

Natural climate cycles

Human activities

Volcanic eruptions

Meteor impacts

Which of the following is included as a cause of the current biodiversity crisis?

Increased rainfall

Over-exploitation and hunting

Reduced global transport

Natural predators

Which is an example of a species extinction case study required at SL?

African lions

North Island giant moas

Blue whales

Komodo dragons

What is required as evidence of a biodiversity crisis?

Anecdotal observations

Repeated surveys showing changes in species richness and evenness

Only fossil data

Single local surveys

According to the syllabus, which conservation approach is included?

Only in situ conservation

Only genetic modification

Both in situ and ex situ conservation

Conservation through captive breeding only

The EDGE programme prioritizes species that are:

Common but widespread

Economically important

Evolutionarily distinct and globally endangered

Recently discovered

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Multiple-choice - Topic: A4.2 Conservation of BiodiversityOnline version

by Andrea Rotter

According to the syllabus, what does biodiversity include?

What does the syllabus state about current biodiversity compared to the past?

The current sixth mass extinction is mainly caused by:

Which of the following is included as a cause of the current biodiversity crisis?

Which is an example of a species extinction case study required at SL?

What is required as evidence of a biodiversity crisis?

According to the syllabus, which conservation approach is included?

The EDGE programme prioritizes species that are:

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