Arkansas Hunters Ed Practice Exam

What five essential elements must be present to provide a proper habitat for wildlife?

1. Food, Shelter, Water, Noise, Light

2. Food, Water, Cover, Space, Arrangement

3. Temperature, Humidity, Food, Water, Space

4. Food, Water, Sleeping area, Playing area, Predators

The correct answer is: Food, Water, Cover, Space, Arrangement

The correct answer is B because the key elements for a proper wildlife habitat are food, water, cover, space, and arrangement. The options A, C, and D all include either irrelevant or incorrect elements such as noise, light, temperature, humidity, sleeping area, playing area, and predators. These elements may have an impact on a wildlife habitat, but they are not the essential elements required for a proper habitat. For example, noise and light may disrupt the animals' natural behavior and affect their ability to find food and shelter. Temperature and humidity, while important for certain species, are not universal elements for all wildlife habitats. Sleeping and playing areas may also be important for certain species, but they are not essential elements for all wildlife. Arrangement, on the other hand, is crucial for a habitat to function properly as it involves the strategic placement of food, water, and cover to meet the needs of different species and maintain balance in the ecosystem.