
Importance of the Oceans 7.11B
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Nettie Scott
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Open Ended
How do human activities impact ocean systems?
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Fill in the Blank
Oceans are a ___ where different parts interact and work together.
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Multiple Choice
What percentage of the hydrosphere's water is salt water found in oceans?
Most
Half
A small portion
None
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Open Ended
In what ways do you think that humans impact the oceans?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are the main oceans on Earth?
Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, Southern
Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Mediterranean, Southern
Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, Mediterranean
Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, Red Sea
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Multiple Choice
What percentage of Earth's surface is covered by oceans?
50%
60%
70%
80%
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Open Ended
How do humans rely on oceans for resources?
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Fill in the Blank
More than half of the world's oxygen comes from the ___.
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Open Ended
What is desalination and why is it important?
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Multiple Choice
How do ocean currents influence the Earth's climate?
They regulate temperature by moving warm water to the poles and cool water to the equator.
They increase the Earth's temperature by trapping heat.
They have no effect on the Earth's climate.
They only affect the climate near the equator.
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Multiple Choice
What are some important food sources obtained from the ocean?
Fish, shellfish, seaweed, and algae
Chicken, beef, pork, and lamb
Rice, wheat, corn, and barley
Apples, oranges, bananas, and grapes
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Multiple Choice
What are some products derived from the ocean?
Medicines, detergents, paints, oil, diamonds, gold, and metal ores
Clothing, electronics, furniture, and toys
Books, paper, pencils, and erasers
Cars, bicycles, airplanes, and trains
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Multiple Choice
What is the impact of human activities like overfishing and pollution on ocean health?
They reduce fish populations and disrupt ecosystems.
They improve ocean health by increasing biodiversity.
They have no impact on ocean health.
They only affect land ecosystems.
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Fill in the Blank
Overfishing occurs when humans catch fish ___ than they can reproduce.
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Multiple Choice
What are "dead zones" in the ocean caused by?
Excess nutrients from pollution
Overfishing
Climate change
Natural disasters
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Open Ended
How do you think we can reduce pollution to protect ocean ecosystems?
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Multiple Choice
What are the hazards of trash in the ocean for marine animals?
It provides food for them
It can make them sick
It helps them build habitats
It cleans the water
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Fill in the Blank
Oil spills can severely damage marine ___ and ecosystems.
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Open Ended
What is aquaculture and how does it impact natural habitats?
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Multiple Choice
Which law helps regulate pollutants released into water?
Clean Water Act
Endangered Species Act
Marine Protection Act
Water Quality Act
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Multiple Choice
What are some ways countries protect their coastal waters?
Limiting resource removal, establishing MPAs, raising awareness
Increasing fishing activities, building more ports, reducing MPAs
Encouraging tourism, expanding oil drilling, reducing regulations
Building artificial reefs, increasing chemical use, ignoring waste
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Multiple Choice
How do artificial reefs support marine life?
They provide feeding and hiding places for fish
They increase water pollution
They reduce the number of fish
They prevent coral growth
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Open Ended
How does the ocean affect climate change?
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Open Ended
How does the ocean impact the air we breathe?
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Fill in the Blank
You can help conserve marine ecosystems by choosing to eat fish that are not ___.
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Multiple Choice
How does the ocean contribute to the oxygen that we breathe?
Fish produce oxygen through the process of respiration
Phytoplankton produce oxygen through the process of photosynthesis
Corals produce oxygen through the process of mineralization
Phytoplankton produce oxygen through the process of respiration
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Fill in the Blank
Oceans are a ___ where different parts interact and work together.
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Multiple Choice
What is the primary type of water found in the hydrosphere?
Salt water
Fresh water
Mineral water
Distilled water
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Open Ended
Describe how human activities impact ocean systems.
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