1. the bureau of land management manages over acres of land in the united states. (points: 7) a.) 260 million b.) 100 million c.) 875 million

2. the wild was the main work animal of the mining industry. (points: 7) a.) buffalo b.) mustang c.) burro

3. in the late 1950s, a woman named velma b. johnston, nicknamed petitioned congress to stop the cruel treatment of the wild burros and horses. (points: 7) a.) little orphan annie b.) wild horse annie c.) annie oakley

4. in the 1970s, horse thieves called hunted many horses to be used for dog food or for illegal sale. (points: 7) a.) bandits b.) varmints c.) mustangers

5. wild deer eat small shrubs, while wild elk eat mainly (points: 1)
a.) grasses b.) leaves c.) berries

6. have always had the priority from national parks, but their desire to feed from dumpsters and campgrounds has caused many problems. (points: 7) a.) alligators b.) moose c.) bears

7. yellowstone national park recently introduced native into the park after fifty years of removal. (points: 1) a.) coyotes b.) wolves c.) cougars

8. as herds of horses and cattle come to drink from the riverbanks they cause and pollute the water. (points: 1) a.)precipitation b.)contamination c.)deforestation

9. the department of fish and wildlife believes should be removed for a 5 year period to rebuild the native wildlife. a.) deer and elk b.) wolves and bears c.) cattle and horses

10. agree that native wildlife should have the priority on federal land areas. (points: 7) a.) congressmen b.) environmentalists c.) cattle ranchers