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WorksheetsAFA 3 Final Exam
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 3600secs
China has remained a major fish producer of global fish production in 2018.
True
False
Mozambique tilapia enhanced the image of tilapia in the country and boosted commercial production.
True
False
China’s share in world aquaculture production is believed to decline in the coming years.
True
False
Excluding China, a significant share of global fish production in 2018 came from the Americas.
True
False
For a very long time, aquaculture in the Philippines was virtually synonymous with milkfish culture.
True
False
It is generally accepted that the earliest fishponds were brackish water growing milkfish.
True
False
In 2016, the Philippines ranked 8th among the top fish producing countries in the world.
True
False
Commercial fisheries include all fishing operations that use vessels of less than 3.1 gross tons.
True
False
Common Carp was introduced into the Philippines from Hong Kong in 1915 and became a top marine export of the Philippines.
True
False
Global capture fisheries production in 2018 reached a record 82.1 million tonnes.
True
False
Subsistence or small-scale fisheries and does not involve the use of fishing boats.
Capture fisheries
Municipal fisheries
Commercial fisheries
Inland fisheries
Method of fish capture that involves only the use of hands to capture fish.
Fishing without gear
Stupefying methods
Fishing using miscellaneous hand or grappling instruments
It operates in enclosed freshwater areas such as lakes and reservoirs.
Capture fisheries
Municipal fisheries
Commercial fisheries
Inland fisheries
A fishing method in which fishes are lead to an enclosure where they cannot easily escape.
Falling gear
fishing lines
barrier and traps
Is also known as stunting pond.
Nursery pond
Transition pond
Rearing pond
Breeding pond
Occurs when a person comes in contact with a hazard.
Hazard
Risk
Exposure
Which of the following does not belong to the group?
Watch
Gloves
Boots
Over-all
A type of gill nets in which the capture is made by entangling the fish itself in the pockets or spaces.
Drift gill nets
Encircling gill nets
Trammed nets
The use of toxic plants to capture fish is an example of?
Fishing without gear
Stupefying methods
Fishing using miscellaneous hand or grappling instruments
Accidents caused by machineries/equipment are example of?
Physical hazard
Chemical
Mechanical and/or electrical
Biological
Nets that are pulled through the water.
seine nets
surrounding nets
dragged gear
Found along the body of the fish that helps it to adapt itself to its new environment.
Operculum
Scales
Lateral lines
Caudal peduncle
Method of fish capture that involves offering the fish a bait to catch.
Barriers and traps
Fishing with lines
Falling gear
Which does not belong to the group?
handline
jigger
troll
cover pot
It is the largest compartment of a fishpond
Nursery pond
Transition pond
Rearing pond
Breeding pond
These are simple walled curtain-like nets set vertically in water.
Gill nets
Set gill nets
Drift gill nets
It is the likelihood that a hazard will cause injury or ill health to anyone at or near a workplace.
Hazard
Risk
Exposure
A fishing method that works on the principle of covering fish with a gear.
Wounding gear
Falling gear
Drive-in gear
Are wastes that are unstable and may explode or react violently with other materials
Ignitable
Corrosive
Toxic
Reactive
It known to secrete enzymes that aid digestion. It may also function to absorb digested food or do both.
Liver
Kidney
Pyloric caeca
Gonad
Lines with a series of baited hooks that is not fixed or attached.
Longlines
Set Long lines
Drift Long lines
This is where fish are reared from fry up to pre-fingerling size
Nursery pond
Transition pond
Rearing pond
Breeding pond
Is a hormone-secreting sexual gland of a fish.
Liver
Kidney
Pyloric caeca
Gonad
Anything which may cause injury or ill health to anyone at or near a workplace.
Hazard
Risk
Exposure
The part of the fish that connect the body and the tail.
Operculum
Scales
Lateral lines
Caudal peduncle
A type of fish culture that utilizes limited area with very high investment.
Intensive
Extensive
Semi-intensive
An area that serves as water reservoir where water is stored before going to other pond compartments.
Rearing pond
Breeding pond
Catching pond
Head pond
The following are characteristics of fish that are suitable for fish culture; EXCEPT
The fish should be prolific
It should succumb to abrupt changes in temperature and salinity
It should be able to grow rapidly
The fish must command a high price in the market
It is an enclosure of net or bamboo slats with sturdy posts staked at the bottom of water and used for the culture of fish from fry to marketable size.
Hapa
Fish cage
Fish pen
Tank
A compartment where spawners are confined and are used purposely for the production of fry.
Rearing pond
Breeding pond
Catching pond
Head pond
It is the rearing of fish under controlled or semi-controlled condition.
(a)
Prescribes the measure to modernize the agriculture and fisheries sectors in order to enhance their profitability.
(a)
Defined as the scientific means of utilizing fish and other fishery aquatic products/resources
(a)
Branch of fishery science that deals with the scientific method of catching fish as well and the type of fishing gear used.
(a)
The human effort of raising the maximum productivity of fish and other fishery aquatic products and maintaining the supply of these products to satisfy human needs.
(a)
The science that deals with the study of fishes.
(a)
Is anything which may cause injury or ill health to anyone at or near a workplace
(a)
Is the process of increasing fish life either by natural or artificial means of reproduction
(a)
It provides for the development, management, conservation and utilization of fisheries and aquatic resources
(a)
Branch of fishery science that deals with the scientific method of preserving fish and other fishery aquatic products to prevent spoilage.
(a)
