REVIEW GAME

1.     You are managing a small fish farm and want to increase fish production. To ensure a steady supply of young fish, which action best applies the concept of a hatchery?

• A.    Allowing fish to reproduce naturally in open ponds

• A.    Buying adult fish from other farms to sell directly

• A.    Setting up a controlled facility where fish eggs are hatched artificially

• A.    Storing harvested fish in cold storage for distribution

A fish farmer wants to raise many fish in a small area while maintaining good water quality. Which method best applies the concept of raceway culture?

• Building ponds where fish depend only on rainwater

• Using tanks with stagnant water that is changed once a week     

• Constructing channels with continuous flowing water for fish rearing 

• Releasing different types of aquatic fishes into natural lakes and rivers for growth

A research officer observes that fish in a certain aquaculture system are growing slower than expected. To determine the cause, which step best shows the use of analytical thinking?

• Immediately replacing all fish with a new batch
  
  

• Asking other farmers what feeds they use and copying their methods
  

• Waiting to see if the fish will grow faster over time without any changes
  

• Collecting and comparing data on water quality, feed type, and temperature conditions

  Analytical thinking involves gathering and evaluating data to find causes of problems.

What do you call the process of imitating or copying the appearance, behavior, or characteristics of something else?

• Mimics

• Propagation     

• Recirculate

• 1.     Stationary

A community wants to increase the population of native fish in their local river without using artificial breeding methods. Which action best applies to the concept of natural propagation?

• Releasing chemical fertilizers into the water to speed up spawning

• Increasing fishing activities to remove older fish from the population

• Allowing fish to reproduce naturally by protecting their spawning grounds from pollution

• Collecting fish eggs and aquatic plants and hatching them in river or lakes before releasing them

1.     You are a supervisor in a seafood processing plant and notice two fish handlers using different methods to store freshly caught fish. One places the fish directly in boxes at room temperature, while the other stores them on crushed ice immediately after sorting. As a manager, which action shows sound evaluation and decision-making?

• Approve the second method because it maintains product quality and safety

  Storing fish on ice prevents spoilage and preserves freshness, ensuring safety for consumers.

• Approve both methods since they save time in processing

• Choose the first method because it reduces the use of ice

• Delay any decision until more fish are delivered

A local government is deciding between two projects: (1) constructing a large fishing port to increase fish trade, or (2) creating a program that limits overfishing and restores mangrove habitats. As an environmental planner, which project would you recommend, and why?

• Project 1, because it brings faster income and economic growth

• Project 2, because it only benefits a small number of local fishermen

• Project 1, because it allows more fishing boats to catch large amounts of fish

• Project 2, because it promotes long-term fish population health and maintains balance in aquatic ecosystems essential for human survival

What is the meaning of R.A 10654 section 107?

• Good aquaculture practices

• Aquatic pollution

• Use of mesh net           

• Fishing or taking of endangered species

What is the main purpose of following good aquaculture practices under Section 112?

• To increase the number of fish harvested as quickly as possible

• To allow fish farmers to use any type of feed and chemicals for faster growth

• To focus only on the economic profit of fish farming without considering environmental effects

• To ensure that fish and aquatic products are produced safely, sustainably, and with minimal environmental impact       

A fisheries officer discovers that imported fish products are entering the market without proper inspection or documentation. To analyze the situation based on Section 105, what should the officer focus on?

• Counting the number of imported fish that arrived each week      

• Observing how fast the imported fish products sell in the market

• Determining how many sellers are profiting from the imported fish

• A.    Identifying how the lack of inspection and permits can lead to the spread of fish disease