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WorksheetsIntroduction to Aquatic Science
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 44mins
A body of running water that usually finish in a lake or in an ocean.
River
Pond
Lake
Body of water surrounded by land
Ocean
River
Lake
How is a pond?
It is like the ocean
It is like the rivers
It is like the lakes but smaller
What body of water is represented on the map?
glacier
river
pond
What body of water is represented on the map?
river
pond
lake
Which body of water is made of frozen water and snow?
river
glacier
pond
lake
river
Streams are very similar to ____, but streams are much smaller.
oceans
rivers
glaciers
ponds
What is the defining difference between the marine, freshwater, and estuary biomes?
Salinity (dissolved salt)
Sunlight
Oxygen
Amount of Water
Which aquatic biome is characterized by where rivers meet oceans?
Marine
Freshwater
Coral Reef
Estuary
Imagine you see a shallow-water area with large trees whose trunks grow from underwater. What type of wetland are you most likely seeing?
bog
swamp
marsh
rainforest
what type of wetland is seen in the photo ?
bog
marsh
swamp
mangrove forest
What label should be placed where "Title X" is located?
abiotic factors
living factors
neutral factors
biotic factors
What is Aquatic Science?
study of aquatic ecosystems
study of all ecosystems
study of terrestrial ecosystems
swimming
During the BC and early AD era, what allowed most empires to grow and caused much of the early sea exploration?
Trade Routes
Recreational Routes
Marine life discoveries
Where were the Vikings and Columbus trying to get to?
The New World
China
Italy
Central America
Who was believed to find North America 500 years before Columbus?
Vikings
Ferdinand Magellan
Charles Darwin
Greeks
Which scientist wrote the book called "Origin of Species?"
Matthew Maury
Charles Darwin
Sir Charles Wyville
Vasco de Gama
Who led the Challenger Expedition?
Sir Charles Wyville Thomson
Matthew Maury
Charles Darwin
Magellan
Which submersible was lowered into the ocean with a cable?
Shinkai
The meteor
Bathyscaphe
Bathysphere
Robert Ballard
He was the first to set sail and circumnavigate the globe.
The first to explore and establish trade routes in Europe
Found the sunken Titanic
Led four expeditions to Antarctic explorations, and rescued 27 of his crew members from Elephant Island.
They are considered as the first Western navigators
Indians
Greeks
Polynesians
Phoenicians
He invented the aqualung, later called SCUBA.
Jacques Cousteau
Sylvia Earle
Robert Ballard
Edward Forbes
Abiotic means
living
nonliving
What is the difference between the biotic and abiotic factors?
Biotic factors are living things and abiotic factors are nonliving things.
Biotic factors are nonliving things and abiotic factors are living things.
What is a example of a abiotic factor?
Panda
Bacteria
Butterfly
Weather
Temperature is an example of what kind of factor?
biotic
abiotic
dead
living
What are the abiotic factors in this image?
water, sunlight, dirt, air
birds, trees, and sunlight
water, trees, and birds
Which of the following is a biotic factor?
sun
temperature
soil
grass
Mostly short grass, dry and very windy. high elevation, Palo Duro Canyon.
Texas Gulf Coast
Plains
Prairie
Trans-Pecos
This Texas ecoregion experiences little erosion due to its rich soil with much vegetation where trees are the main plant life.
Woodlands
Plateau and Desert/Montane
Plains
Prairies
The landscape of the Texas Prairies has changed due to _____.
no fires
absence of bison and livestock
humans making cropland/farmland
All the above
Includes marshes and swamps, high humidity and warm temperatures. waves cause mechanical weathering. sand dunes, sand bars.
Texas Gulf Coast
Plains
Plateau
Prairie
Little erosion due to nutrient rich soil and lots of vegetation.
Trees are the main plant life, lumber industry
Piney Woods
Edward's Plateau
Prairie
Plains
Limestone hills, many streams and springs, shallow soil. Land forms include Enchanted rock
Edward's Plateau
Trans Pecos
Pineywoods
Prairie
High wind erosion due to little vegetation, mountains and desert, little plant life, mostly clay soil
Trans Pecos
Edward's Plateau
Gulf Coast
Pineywoods
