Intertidal Zones

What are the components of a tide pool?

• Rocks
• Water
• Plants & Animals
• All the above

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Is a shark a tide pool animal?

• Yes
• No
• Maybe

What can you do to help protect this fragile ecosystem?

• Don't step on the plants or animals
• Don't litter
• Leave the plants and animals in the tide pools
• All of the above

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A tide pool is

• always the same.
• always changing.
• extreme and always changing.
• always the same and never changing.

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What changes the level of the water in a tide pool?

• the animals
• the rocks
• the tides
• people

Which of these is similar to a coral polyp because they float until they land on something?

• a barnacle
• a crab
• a fish
• a shark

Do people eat products made from algae?

• Yes
• No

Can pollution harm tide pools?

• Yes
• No

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The two different states of the Intertidal Zone include:

• Low tide and the splash zone

• Low tide and medium tide

• Low tide and high tide

• High tide and the splash zone

Species living in the Intertidal Zone must be able to survive which changes?

• Moisture

• Temperature

• Salinity

• All of the above

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