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Practice Quiz in TLE 8 Aquaculture

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What will you look at the packaging when you want to check the date the product was made?

a)
Manufactured Date or Production Date
b)
Best Before Date
c)
Expiration Date
d)
Sell By Date
2.

What will you look at the packaging when you want to check that the product is okay for consumption?

a)
Expiration date, signs of damage, intact packaging, storage instructions.
b)
Color of the packaging
c)
Brand name
d)
Nutritional information
3.

_________is a process of designing of wrapping the products and protects it.

a)
Labeling
b)
Shipping
c)
Storage
d)
Packaging
4.

_________is a food preservation method that involves sealing food in an airtight containers.

a)

Salting

b)
Canning
c)
Freezing
d)
Pickling
5.

Malunggay is a ______________ type of vegetable.

a)
root vegetable
b)
cruciferous vegetable
c)
starchy vegetable
d)
leafy green
6.

_________ is a danger created by moving parts such as machinery and so on. What types of hazard is this?

a)
Mechanical hazard
b)
Biological hazard
c)
Chemical hazard
d)
Electrical hazard
7.

_________ is any agent or condition in the environment that can cause harm through direct contact.

a)
danger
b)
risk
c)
threat
d)
hazard
8.

The bacteria and viruses are pathogens that can cause diseases. What type of hazards is this?

a)
Physical hazard
b)
Chemical hazard
c)
Biological hazard
d)
Radiological hazard
9.

This is the first step in measuring liquid ingredients.

a)

Put the measuring glass at a plain table at your eye level.

b)
Use a kitchen scale.
c)
Estimate the volume by eye.
d)
Pour directly from the bottle.
10.

This means rearing of aquatic animals or cultivation of aquatic plants for food.

a)
Aquaculture
b)

Horticulture

c)
Hydroponics
d)
Mariculture
11.

What do you call on a system of  cultivation method that traditionally rear fish in their natural environment? 

a)

Intensive Culture Method

b)

Semi-intensive Culture Method

c)
Hydroponics
d)

Extensive Culture Method

12.

A _______________ is a plain white 30 cm diameter disk used to measure the clarity or transparency of water.

a)
Measuring cup
b)
Water thermometer
c)
pH meter
d)
Secchi disk
13.

What do you call on a system of cultivation method that fish thrives in a natural environment yet human intervene?

a)

Extensive Culture Method

b)
Permaculture
c)

Semi-intensive Culture Method

d)
Mariculture
14.

Which of the following is the correct definition of enclosure?

a)

The area has a salty water.

b)

A thing that closes something in, such as fence or many more.

c)

This is made of wood.

d)

A moving carriage that is very useful in aquaculture in transporting fish to their habitat.

15.

A_______________ is a curved tool for catching or holding something.

a)
blade
b)
clamp
c)
screw
d)
hook
16.

_________ can refer to the process of preservation where  different ingredients are mix to change the state of the food.

a)

Drying

b)

Curing

c)
fermenting
d)
freezing
17.

The following are liquid ingredients except one;

a)
vinegar
b)
sugar
c)
milk
d)
water
18.

The following are solid ingredients except one;

a)
water
b)
sand
c)
salt
d)
sugar
19.

______is a food preservation method that removes moisture to prevent growth of bacteria, yeast and cold.

a)
Canning
b)
Fermentation
c)

Drying

d)
Pickling
20.

___________is by using smoke to dehydrate it and add antimicrobial compounds that inhibit bacterial growth.

a)
Grilling
b)
Boiling
c)
Smoking
d)
Frying
21.

_________ can refer to the process of preservation where  Osmosis takes place where forcing water from a high solute area to a low-solute area.

a)

Canning

b)

Smoking

c)

Curing

d)

Salting

22.

Which best describes the brackish water?

a)
Purely fresh water without any salt content.
b)
Water that is completely saline.
c)
A mixture of fresh water and salt water.
d)
Water that is only found in freshwater lakes.
23.

Which of the following best describes "Fish Conservation"?

a)
Fish conservation is the study of fish anatomy and physiology.
b)
Fish conservation refers to the practice of fishing without regulations.
c)
Fish conservation is the protection and management of fish species and their habitats to ensure sustainability.
d)
Fish conservation is the process of breeding fish in captivity for commercial purposes.
24.

What is the scientific name of "Bangus"?

a)
Chanos chanos
b)
Mugil cephalus
c)
Lates calcarifer
d)
Pangasius hypophthalmus
25.

What type of fruit is the coconut?

a)
Citrus
b)
Berry
c)
Pome
d)
Drupe
26.

Which of the following fish is endangered?

a)
Trout
b)
Catfish
c)
Goldfish
d)
Atlantic salmon
27.

Which group of fish lives in fresh water?

a)
Salmon, mackerel, tuna
b)
Goldfish, guppies, angelfish
c)
Trout, bass, catfish
d)
Shark, swordfish, marlin
28.

What is a fish cage?

a)
A fish cage is a type of fishing net used for catching fish.
b)
A fish cage is a containment structure for raising fish in aquaculture.
c)
A fish cage is a decorative aquarium for home use.
d)
A fish cage is a device for measuring fish size.
29.

What is a fish pen?

a)
A fish pen is a type of fishing rod.
b)
A fish pen is a decorative aquarium.
c)
A fish pen is a tool for measuring fish size.
d)
A fish pen is a confined area for raising fish, often made of nets.
30.

What is a fish pond?

a)
A fish pond is a type of aquarium for tropical fish.
b)
A fish pond is a decorative water feature with no fish.
c)
A fish pond is a water body for cultivating and maintaining fish.
d)
A fish pond is a large ocean area for fishing boats.
31.

Which of the following is considered water pollution?

a)
Harmful substances contaminating water bodies.
b)
Rainwater collection systems.
c)
Natural evaporation of water bodies.
d)
Water bodies with high fish populations.
32.

What is a dynamite fishing?

a)
A form of fishing that relies on bait and hooks.
b)
A technique involving the use of large boats to catch fish.
c)
Dynamite fishing is a fishing technique that uses explosives to catch fish.
d)
A method of fishing that uses nets to trap fish.
33.

What is the first step in post harvest handling?

a)
Store produce in a cool place.
b)
Sort produce by size and color.
c)
Pack produce for shipping immediately.
d)
Remove harvested produce from the field.
34.

What is the used of coral reefs?

a)
Coral reefs are only beneficial for freshwater supply.
b)
Coral reefs are primarily used for mining minerals.
c)
Coral reefs are used for habitat, coastal protection, fisheries, tourism, and biodiversity.
d)
Coral reefs are mainly used for agricultural purposes.
35.

Tools in the Kitchen that is used for filtering water from other solid ingredients?

a)
Strainer or sieve
b)
Microwave
c)
Blender
d)

Funnel

36.

What is the perfection description of artificial propagation?

a)
Artificial propagation is the natural reproduction of plants or animals.
b)
Artificial propagation involves only the use of chemicals in farming.
c)
Artificial propagation is the human-assisted reproduction of plants or animals.
d)
Artificial propagation is the process of cloning animals without human intervention.
37.

What is fish sanctuary?

a)
A fish sanctuary is a restaurant specializing in seafood dishes.
b)
A fish sanctuary is a place where fish are caught and sold.
c)
A fish sanctuary is a recreational area for fishing enthusiasts.
d)
A fish sanctuary is a protected area for the conservation of fish species and their habitats.
38.

What do you mean by close season?

a)
A close season is when all wildlife is allowed to be hunted freely.
b)
A close season is a period when hunting or fishing is restricted to protect wildlife.
c)
A close season refers to a time when fishing is encouraged to increase fish populations.
d)
A close season is a period when wildlife is actively encouraged to be captured.
39.

Which of the following is considered a post harvest handling to avoid spoilage?

a)
Canning
b)

Harvesting

c)

Harvesting

d)
Drying
40.

These are knives except one;

a)

Butcher

b)

Boning Knife

c)

spoon

d)

Bread Knife

41.

This knife is used for removing the fish's bone.

a)
Boning knife
b)
Paring knife
c)
Chef's knife
d)
Fillet knife
42.

Which of the following is the purpose of Aquaculture?

a)
To cultivate aquatic organisms for food and other purposes.
b)
To capture wild fish for sport.
c)
To purify water for drinking purposes.
d)
To create artificial lakes for recreation.
43.

What is the purpose of the law for Aquaculture?

a)
Aquaculture law regulates the farming of aquatic organisms, focusing on sustainability, environmental protection, and health standards.
b)
Aquaculture law is focused solely on commercial fishing practices.
c)
Aquaculture law only applies to freshwater species.
d)
Aquaculture law prohibits all forms of fish farming.
44.

What is a Stupefying agents?

a)
Substances that enhance cognitive function.
b)
Agents that cause immediate death.
c)
Compounds that improve memory retention.
d)
Substances that induce stupor or impaired cognitive function.
45.

What is the local name of Anchovy?

a)
herring
b)
sardina
c)

Dilis

d)
mackerel
46.

Which of the following is an example of a fish bait?

a)
Cheese
b)
Worms
c)
Bread
d)
Corn
47.

This is a sharp pointed weapon used to catch fish.

a)
net
b)
hook
c)
trident
d)
spear
48.

What is a salinometer?

a)
A salinometer is a device for measuring temperature.
b)
A salinometer is used to measure the pH level of a solution.
c)
A salinometer is an instrument for measuring pressure in liquids.
d)
A salinometer is an instrument for measuring salinity in a solution.
49.

What is RA 8550?

a)
RA 8550 is the National Environmental Policy Act.
b)
RA 8550 is a law regulating land use in the Philippines.
c)
RA 8550 is a tax reform law in the Philippines.
d)
RA 8550 is the Fisheries Code of 1998 in the Philippines.
50.

What is a food processing?

a)
Food processing is the packaging of finished products.
b)
Food processing refers to the cooking of meals only.
c)
Food processing is the transformation of raw ingredients into food products.
d)
Food processing is the cultivation of crops.