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31.

Habitat destruction is the indirectly acting factor while _____ hunting are the main direct human factors affecting wildlife populations:

A.	Legal	B.	Illegal
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

32.

The change is brought about by such individual and population factors is:

A.	Birth rate	B.	Morality
C.	Immigration	D.	Emigration
E.	All of the above

33.

Understanding population dynamics involves rates of change from ______

A.	One year to the next	B.	Two years to the next
C.	Three years to the next	D.	None of these

34.

Carrying capacity is a balance between _______

A.	Vegetation and animals	B.	By an expression of animals density
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

35.

Carrying capacity is not a fixed factor of the land and will change as ______ with the seasons or over long periods so the process is dynamic as the populations are:

A.	Food	B.	Cover
C.	Water change	D.	All of the above

36.

The concepts of population dynamics and carrying capacity lead to management of woldlife which may be difined as:

A.	Art	B.	Science of manipulating the centrum of wild animal populations to meet specific objectives
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

37.

The modification of natural hazards such:

A.	As rain, snow and climate is not practical	B.	Control of man-made hazards such as roads, fences
C.	Directed towards particular species	D.	All of the above

38.

Species management includes:

A.	Techniques of stocking, game ranching, refuges, hunting	B.	Manipulating habitat factors
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

39.

Management of terrestrial resources deals primarily with ________

A.	The manipulation of food, cover	B.	Water either directly or through coordination measures
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

40.

The regulations towards the management of wildlife in the subcontinent date back to _____ . When the policy guidelines were given for the conservation of natural resources:

A.	1894	B.	1896
C.	1898	D.	1900