WorksheetsMigrations
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Animals migrate because of all of these reasons, EXCEPT
a)
they are looking for food
b)
they are looking for mates
c)
the water temperature is changing
d)
they are fleeing prey
2.
All of the following are natural satellites except
a)
earth
b)
polar satellite
c)
moon
d)
Jupiter
3.
Which of the following are NOT man made satellites
a)
NOAA satellite
b)
geostationary satellite
c)
remote sensing satellite
d)
Earth
4.
SPOT stands for
a)
something spilled on a shirt
b)
special portable orbiting tag
c)
smart positioning or temperature tag
d)
satellite positioning or transmitting tag
5.
SRDL stands for
a)
satellite relay device for loggerhead turtles
b)
satellite relay data ledger
c)
satellite relay data logger
d)
smart relay data logger
6.
Pop up archival tags are used for the following animals
a)
sea lions
b)
sharks
c)
turtles
d)
seals
7.
SPOT's are used for
a)
whales
b)
tuna
c)
elephant seals
d)
sea lions
8.
SRDL's are used for
a)
fish
b)
whales
c)
sea lions
d)
sharks
9.
some of the challenges of tags include all of the following, EXCEPT
a)
they may fall off
b)
they damage the animals
c)
they may run out of batteries
d)
they can track marine animals for years
10.
Tags are attached by all of the following ways, EXCEPT
a)
epoxy
b)
harnesses
c)
collars
d)
staples
11.
An object that orbits another object is called
a)
orbital object
b)
planet
c)
satellite
d)
sun
12.
The moon is an example of
a)
a natural satellite
b)
artificial satellite
c)
remote sensing satellite
d)
geostationary satellite
13.
________ are large bulky boxes that measure salinity, temperature and depth.
a)
smart position or temperature transmitting tags
b)
remote sensing satellite
c)
satellite relay data logger
d)
pop up archival tags
14.
Data collected by tags can include all of the following, EXCEPT
a)
temperature
b)
depth organism swam
c)
position
d)
mass of organism
15.
What percentage of organisms tagged remain tagged after several months or years.
a)
10%
b)
20%
c)
30%
d)
50%
100 %
