Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) Practice Test

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• Which Arkansas river is known for being the first in the U.S. to have a trout management program?
• Which nocturnal mammal in Arkansas is recognized for its mask-like facial markings?
• Which large predatory insect in Arkansas is called the "mosquito hawk" because it eats mosquitoes?
• Which animal is the most elusive and secretive in Arkansas?
• What is the perimeter of a square with a side length of 5?
• What type of bird is known for its bright blue feathers and is often spotted in Arkansas fields and backyards?
• What term is used for controlled burning to reduce wildlife risk in Arkansas?
• In 1914, which Arkansas governor signed the legislation that created the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission?
• In which year was the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission established?
• Which region in Arkansas is a major wintering area for migratory ducks?
• Which species of bear is native to Arkansas?
• If a fair die is rolled, what is the probability of rolling an even number?
• What economic term refers to the money earned through wages and salaries?
• What do you call the total value of all goods and services produced in a state or country?
• Which animal is commonly found in Arkansas's forests and is known for its strong population?
• What is the official state tree of Arkansas?
• What is the official state tree of Arkansas, commonly found in many forests?
• What type of turtle, common in Arkansas rivers and ponds, is known for basking on logs?
• What mammal, famous for digging up yards and eating insects, is found in Arkansas?
• What type of fishing is the White River in Arkansas famous for that attracts anglers from across the country?
• What does the perimeter of a shape measure?
• What is the term for a sustained decline in economic activity, often measured by GDP, employment, and spending?
• What is the only carnivorous butterfly in Arkansas?
• Which Arkansas crop, historically important to the state's economy, is often grown in the Delta Region?
• Which Arkansas river is one of the longest in the United States and flows through the state before joining the Mississippi?
• In which Arkansas county was the first Arkansas Game and Fish Commission hatchery established?
• What type of program allows Arkansas students to learn outdoor skills and wildlife conservation through Game and Fish activities?
• What is the capital city of Arkansas?
• What is the state mammal of Arkansas?
• What insect, often mistaken for a bee, hovers in place and is an important pollinator in Arkansas gardens?
• What is the official state fish of Arkansas?
• What year was the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission established?
• What is the name of the program that monitors fish populations and health in Arkansas rivers and lakes?
• In what year did Arkansas officially become a state?
• Which venomous snake in Arkansas is the smallest rattlesnake species in North America?
• What conservation area is created specifically to protect animals and their habitats?
• What Arkansas state park, established in 1927, was the first state park in Arkansas?
• Which major species is raised by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission?
• Solve for x in the equation: 2x + 5 = 15.
• Which amphibian in Arkansas is noted for its loud spring call resembling "peep"?
• Which wetland plant, common in Arkansas swamps, is used for making mats and baskets?
• What is a common technique used to catch catfish in Arkansas?
• What was the first wildlife management area purchased by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission in 1941?
• What is the official state bird of Arkansas?
• What is the term for areas purchased or managed by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to protect wildlife?
• What was the original name of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission when it was created in 1915?
• Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
• What Arkansas mammal is known for gliding between trees with the help of a flap of skin?
• What is a common feature of the state’s economic dependency on natural resources?
• What is the term for the practice of catching and then releasing fish back into the water?
• What type of hunting license do Arkansas Residents need to hunt deer?
• Which of the following plants is typically found in wetland areas and can be used to create baskets?
• Which two natural resources significantly contribute to the Arkansas economy?
• Which factor significantly affects purchasing power in an economy?
• What is the official state reptile of Arkansas?
• What mountain range in western Arkansas is the only major U.S. mountain range that runs east to west?
• Which amphibian, often called a "spring peeper," is famous for its loud peeping sound in early spring?
• Which Arkansas lake, created by damming the White River, is known as the "Bass Capital of the World"?
• The St. Francis River flows along the eastern side of Arkansas before joining which major river?
• In 1972, what was preserved as the nation's first National River?
• What is the highest point in Arkansas?
• Which management practice aims to reduce wildfire risks through the use of fire?
• Which agricultural product is primarily associated with the state of Arkansas?
• What is the most common freshwater fish found in Arkansas?
• What kind of reptile is the American Alligator, which lives in southern Arkansas wetlands?
• What type of insect can spread diseases like West Nile virus in Arkansas?
• Which animal species is commonly targeted in Arkansas Youth Hunting programs?
• What species of snake native to Arkansas is known to play dead to avoid danger?
• Arkansas is home to several salamander species. What is the largest salamander found in North America, which also lives in Arkansas streams?
• Which type of pine tree is commonly found in Arkansas and used in the timber industry?
• What species of duck, once nearly extinct, migrates through Arkansas?
• Which bird was reintroduced to Arkansas by the Game and Fish Commission in the 20th century?
• Which colorful insects migrate through Arkansas to Mexico each fall?
• In which season is the Northern Cardinal most commonly seen at feeders?
• What large bird of prey, once endangered, can now commonly be seen in Arkansas?
• What is a characteristic habitat for the Eastern Bluebird in Arkansas?
• What type of tax is charged on goods and services purchased in Arkansas?
• What term describes the practice of managing forests for timber, wildlife, and recreation?
• What is the general term for large areas covered mostly by trees?
• Which native tree in Arkansas produces acorns that are a significant food source for wildlife?
• Which Arkansas forest region is known for its hardwood and pine forests in the western part of the state?
• What two major crops are primarily grown in the Mississippi Alluvial Plain of Arkansas?
• How long is the female black bear's gestation period?
• What is the product of 7 and 8?
• Arkansas is home to the largest population of wintering mallard ducks in North America. What region do they primarily gather in?
• Which long-legged wading bird, known for its pink color, is often seen in Arkansas wetlands?
• What term describes the increase in prices over time, which reduces purchasing power?
• What is the primary gas found in the Earth's atmosphere?
• Which common amphibian, often green and loud at night, is the official state amphibian of Arkansas?
• What type of insect, sometimes called a "ladybird," is actually a beneficial beetle that eats garden pests?
• What bird, often referred to as a "fish hawk," constructs large stick nests near water bodies in Arkansas?
• What type of climate is typical in Arkansas?
• The Red-cockaded Woodpecker is an endangered species that depends on what type of Arkansas forest habitat?
• The Ozark big-eared bat, one of the most endangered mammals in the U.S., can be found in caves of which Arkansas region?
• Which flowering plant is the state flower of Arkansas?
• What is the area of a triangle with a base of 10 and a height of 6?
• Planting trees, reducing pollution, and protecting wildlife are all examples of what?
• Which rarer species of rabbit is found in the Delta region's wetlands of Arkansas?
• Crater of Diamonds State Park is home to unique plant life. What type of soil allows diamonds to be found there?
• The White River in Arkansas is world-famous for which kind of fishing?
• In which decade did the White River trout program in Arkansas begin?
• What type of forest habitat does the Red-cockaded Woodpecker prefer in southern Arkansas?
• Which insect, known for its loud summer "songs," emerges in cycles of 13 or 17 years in Arkansas?
• What is the slope of the line represented by the equation y = 3x - 7?
• Which mammal, once eliminated from Arkansas, was successfully reintroduced in the Ozark and Ouachita mountains?
• Which insect is famous for making a buzzing sound and producing honey?
• What is the value of π (pi) rounded to two decimal places?
• Buying and selling goods and services fall under what type of activity?
• Which city in Arkansas is commonly referred to as the "Spa City" due to its natural hot springs?
• What is the official state gemstone that is mined in Murfreesboro, Arkansas?
• Which small mammal is known for its sharp quills and is found in northern Arkansas woodlands?
• What type of reptile sheds its skin as it grows and includes species such as the Rat Snake and Copperhead?
• Which conservation practice aims to enhance the ecological functions of forests while providing timber and recreational opportunities?
• Arkansas is a leading U.S. producer of which type of poultry product?
• Arkansas is known for having one of the largest populations of which game bird in the U.S.?
• What is the official state mammal of Arkansas?
• Which state agency is responsible for managing fish, wildlife, and natural resources in Arkansas?
• What do we call competition between individuals of the same species?
• What is the simplified form of the fraction 36/48?
• What is the largest native rodent in North America found in Arkansas?
• Which hatchery is known for producing trout for the White River?
• Who wrote the book Sand County Almanac?
• Which of the 7 ecoregions of Arkansas is the smallest in size?
• Which river is known for its excellent fishing opportunities in Arkansas?
• Which small carnivorous mammal was thought to be extinct in Arkansas but has made a slow return?
• What is the primary focus of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission?
• What is the primary food source for black bears in Arkansas?
• Walmart, the world's largest retailer, is headquartered in which Arkansas city?
• Which economic term best describes a period of economic growth and recovery?
• Which type of migratory bird is heavily hunted during duck season in the Arkansas Delta?
• The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission began the nation's first restocking program for which game bird in the 1940s?
• The Mississippi Flyway is particularly significant for which group of birds in Arkansas?
• Which Arkansas tree is known for producing a significant quantity of acorns used for wildlife feed?
• What is the term for raising fish in controlled environments for stocking rivers and lakes?
• Which freshwater fish, the largest of its kind in North America, can grow over 7 feet long lives in Arkansas rivers?
• What is the cost for a "Non Expiring Lifetime Resident Hunting and Fishing Sportsman's Permit"?
• What is the state bird of Arkansas?
• Which large black-furred mammal is the only bear species found in Arkansas?
• The Fibonacci sequence begins 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5. What is the next number?
• Which Arkansas beetle is known for rolling animal droppings into balls to feed on?
• Which large mammal, now found in small numbers in preserves, was driven to near extinction in Arkansas?
• Which insect is known for lighting up summer nights in Arkansas?
• Which owl species, known for its distinctive call, is commonly found in the forests of Arkansas?
• Which Arkansas lake is considered the "Bass Capital of the World"?
• What is the value of 7 multiplied by 6?
• Which season is the best for fishing in Arkansas?
• What type of habitat is heavily used by migratory birds in Arkansas during the spring?
• What is the largest lake in Arkansas by surface area?
• Which bird is often considered a symbol of American wilderness and freedom?
• Which of the following is a threatened species in Arkansas?
• Which act, passed in 1973, is designed to protect endangered species in the U.S.?
• What type of habitat do most Arkansas elk prefer?
• Which rare butterfly, found in Arkansas's prairies, is considered a species of concern due to habitat loss?
• Which owl is particularly known for its role in controlling rodent populations?
• What term describes areas of rivers or streams managed for optimal fish reproduction and growth?
• What project helped in the reintroduction of the American Alligator in Arkansas?
• Which woodpecker, once thought extinct, was apparently sighted in Arkansas in the early 2000s?
• How many sides does a hexagon have?
• What is the square root of 225?
• What is the longest bayou in the world located in southeastern Arkansas?
• Crowley's Ridge is a unique geologic formation located in which part of Arkansas?
• What term refers to the money people earn from working?
• Which endangered or threatened species in Arkansas has benefited from habitat restoration projects by the Game and Fish Commission?
• What is the official state insect of Arkansas?
• What is the name of the only national river found in Arkansas?
• If the radius of a circle is 4, what is the diameter?
• Which large bird of prey is recognized as the national bird of the United States and can be found in Arkansas?
• The Western Diamondback Rattlesnake is rare in Arkansas but is part of what larger family of venomous snakes?
• Amphibians need water to breed. Which Arkansas amphibian is known for living underground most of the year, only surfacing after heavy rains?
• Which layer of the Earth is liquid?
• What common feature identifies the Barred Owl's call?
• What venomous snake, found in Arkansas, is also known as a "cottonmouth"?
• Which large mammal was reintroduced to Arkansas in the 20th century after being eliminated?
• What is the primary economic activity associated with the Mississippi Alluvial Plain region in Arkansas?
• Which common red-colored bird is frequently seen at backyard feeders in Arkansas during the winter months?
• Which fast-diving bird of prey has been successfully reintroduced in Arkansas?
• Arkansas is the only state where you can hunt these two animals in the same state.
• What conservation practice involves flooding harvested rice fields to restore waterfowl populations?
• Which invasive species poses a threat to Arkansas waterways?
• In which body of water was the Arkansas record 116 lb Blue Catfish caught?
• Which three states form the eastern border of Arkansas along the Mississippi River?
• What natural feature makes Arkansas unique in terms of its geological formations?
• What is the official currency used in the United States, including Arkansas?
• What is a key benefit of participating in outdoor education programs in Arkansas?
• Which Arkansas lizard has the ability to lose its tail to escape predators?
• What is the largest river flowing through Arkansas?
• What program offers young people opportunities to learn about wildlife and the outdoors in Arkansas?
• What type of freshwater mussel from Arkansas rivers is harvested for cultured pearls?
• What is the name of the only diamond mine open to the public in Arkansas?
• Which insect in Arkansas is known for its powerful back legs and "chirping" sound on summer nights?
• Which venomous snake in Arkansas is also known as a "cottonmouth" because of the white inside its mouth?