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Going to the Park: Practice Questions

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Question 1

1 mark

When visiting a public park, which of the following actions is a correct way to practice 'Caring for parks' as a responsible visitor?

Question 2

1 mark

If you see a sign in the park that says "Quiet Zone" near a pond, which behavior is most appropriate?

Question 3

1 mark

You are planning a whole-day trip to a country park. According to the weather forecast, the UV index will be very high. Which of the following is the most appropriate action to protect your health?

Question 4

1 mark

Which of the following animals, commonly found in a public park, is a vertebrate?

Question 5

1 mark

Why is it environmentally important to stay on the paved paths and not walk over small seedlings in a park?

Question 6

2 marks

In the module Going to the Park, how can you classify a sparrow and a butterfly found in the park based on the presence of a backbone?

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Question 7

3 marks

In Going to the Park, why are certain areas marked as "Restoration Areas" and what is the proper behavior for visitors near these zones?

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Question 8

6 marks

A park survey recorded the following plant data: 12 Rose bushes (flowering), 5 Moss patches (non-flowering), and 8 Lily pads (flowering). Based on this data, identify which group is more common and explain one benefit that group provides to park animals.

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Question 9

3 marks

The Going to the Park module teaches us about the environment and how we should behave in public spaces.
(a) Parks are home to many different living things. Identify one example of a vertebrate and one example of an invertebrate you might observe in a local park.
(b) List two common facilities found in a public park and describe how people use them.
(c) State one specific way you can practice 'caring for parks' during your visit.

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Question 10

4 marks

A student named Kevin visited a local park and created the following observation table.
Table: Park Observations
1. Pine Tree (Needle-like leaves, produces cones)
2. Rose Bush (Fragrant flowers, thorns)
3. Moss (Short, grows in damp areas, no flowers)
4. Hibiscus (Large, brightly colored flowers)

(a) Based on the table, classify these four plants into Flowering and Non-flowering groups.
(b) If Kevin sees a Yellow Rainstorm Warning signal on his phone, what safety action should he take immediately?
(c) Why is it important for Kevin to follow the rule 'Do not pick the flowers' to help maintain the park environment?

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