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WorksheetsUsing the coast Quiz
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 5mins
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1.
Coasts can be the source of:
a)
Fish, seafood, tourism, and natural resources.
b)
Urban development, agriculture, and mining
c)
Deserts, mountains, and forests
d)
Plastic waste, oil spills, and pollution
2.
What are trawlers?
a)
Trawlers are boats used for transporting goods across oceans.
b)
Trawlers are fishing boats that use nets to catch fish by dragging them through the water.
c)
Trawlers are small recreational boats for personal use.
d)
Trawlers are ships that primarily carry passengers on cruises.
3.
What is fish farming?
a)
Fish farming is the practice of raising fish in controlled environments for food production.
b)
Fish farming is the process of catching wild fish in the ocean.
c)
Fish farming involves breeding fish in natural lakes and rivers.
d)
Fish farming is the practice of raising fish solely for recreational purposes.
4.
What is tidal energy?
a)
Tidal energy is generated from solar panels.
b)
Tidal energy is a type of fossil fuel.
c)
Tidal energy is produced by wind turbines.
d)
Tidal energy is a form of renewable energy derived from the gravitational effects of the moon and sun on ocean tides.
5.
The coast is used for the extraction of oil and gas?
a)
Yes
b)
No
6.
Sea water can be used for salt production?
a)
Yes, sea water can be used for salt production.
b)
No, sea water cannot be used for salt production.
c)
Only fresh water can be used for salt production.
d)
Sea water is harmful for salt production.
7.
Do human activities like fishing, especially trawling, impact marine ecosystems?
a)
Fishing has no effect on marine ecosystems.
b)
Human activities improve marine biodiversity.
c)
Trawling helps to restore marine habitats.
d)
Yes, fishing and trawling negatively impact marine ecosystems.
8.
This on a picture is called a (a)
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