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2nd Quarter Review Test AFA 8

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A newly established organic fish farm in Batangas hired additional workers to help manage feeding schedules, monitor water quality, and maintain the ponds properly. How does organic aquaculture impact employment?

a)

It only needs seasonal workers

b)

It requires fewer skilled workers

c)

It requires fewer skilled workers

d)

It creates more job opportunities

2.

At a local grocery store, customers noticed that organic fish were priced higher than ordinary fish. The store owner explained that organic fish take longer to raise and are in high demand. Why are organic aquaculture products often more expensive?

a)

They require special storage

b)

They need special packaging

c)

There is high demand for them

d)

They use more artificial preservatives

3.

Ana is checking the fish tanks in the hatchery every morning to ensure that the water temperature is within the safe range for fingerlings. Which tool should she use to get an accurate reading?

a)

pH meter

b)

Salinometer

c)

Dissolved oxygen meter

d)

Laboratory thermometer

4.

While assessing pond water, a farmer notices the fish becoming less active. He wants to determine if the pond’s turbidity (water clarity) has changed. Which equipment should he use to measure this?

a)

To catch small fish

b)

To test water pH levels

c)

To measure water salinity

d)

To monitor water clarity

5.

During harvest season, Mario uses a circular net with weights around its edges to catch fish near the surface. He throws it by hand to enclose the fish. Which fishing net is he using?

a)

A. Seine net

b)

B. Cast net

c)

C. Scoop net

d)

D. Stationary net

6.

One morning, the farm technician observes fish gasping at the surface of the tank, a sign of low oxygen levels. To confirm, he decides to measure the dissolved oxygen in the water. Which tool should he use?

a)

Secchi disk

b)

Salinometer

c)

Water thermometer

d)

Dissolved oxygen meter

7.

During a field study, a fisheries student collects small fish and crustaceans from a shallow pond using a handheld tool with a fine mesh. This tool helps in identifying species for research. What fishing gear is being used?

a)

Dredge

b)

Scoop net

c)

Cast net

d)

Hook and line

8.

A fisher throws a circular net with weights around the edges into the water. After it sinks, he pulls it back, catching fish trapped underneath. Which fishing gear is described?

a)

Cast net

b)

Scoop net

c)

Seine net

d)

Dredge

9.

A fisherman in a clear river waits quietly and then uses a sharp, pointed tool to strike and catch fish that swim nearby. What fishing gear is this?

a)

Spear

b)

Cast net

c)

Hook and line

d)

Scoop net

10.

In a hatchery, a technician applies a mild natural substance to the water to make fish less active, allowing easy transfer without injury. Which substance is used?

a)

Fish feed

b)

Hand collector

c)

Stupefying aids

d)

Sediment remover

11.

Along the seashore, a family uses small hand tools and baskets to gather shellfish and crabs from the sand and shallow water during low tide. What fishing gear are they using?

a)

Spears

b)

Hooks and lines

c)

Stupefying aids

d)

Hand diggers and collectors

12.

Two friends are fishing at a lake. Renz uses a simple hand line, while Jomar uses a rod and reel. Jomar easily reels in a large tilapia, while Renz struggles to control his catch. What makes Jomar’s fishing method different from Renz?

a)

It uses only natural bait

b)

It requires no fishing line

c)

It can only be used from boats

d)

It provides better control when fighting fish

13.

During a fishing competition at Sampaloc Lake, Carlo chooses to fish using only a single fishing line, hook, and bait. He says he prefers this method because it doesn’t require fancy tools or boats. What is the main advantage of the fishing method Carlo used?

a)

A. It can only catch large fish

b)

B. It requires expensive equipment

c)

C. It can only be used in deep waters

d)

D. It is simple and requires minimal equipment

14.

A fish processing plant ensures that fish fillets are cleaned, cooked, and packed under hygienic conditions before being sold to supermarkets. Which statement best describes the impact of food processing on food safety in this case?

a)

It enhances food safety

b)

It only affects food color

c)

It makes food less safe to eat

d)

It has no effect on food safety

15.

A seafood company develops new fish snacks made from processed tilapia and milkfish to attract more customers, especially children. Which is a key benefit of food processing shown in this example?

a)

It only changes food color

b)

It improves food taste and market appeal

c)

It only affects frozen foods

d)

It makes all food cost the same

16.

During the rainy season, Liza noticed that fresh fruits easily spoil after just a few days. She decided to make fruit jam so her family can still enjoy fruits later in the year. What is one of the main reasons for food processing in Liza’s situation?

a)

To make food more expensive

b)

It only affects frozen foods

c)

To make food look different colors

d)

To preserve food beyond harvest season

17.

A family business in Laguna raises tilapia in ponds, processes them into fillets, and sells them in local markets under their own brand. Which type of business opportunity does this describe?

a)

Frozen Fish Products

b)

Fish Processing Plan

c)

Aquaculture (Fish Farming)

d)

Specialty Fish Products

18.

Maria works in a tuna processing plant. Every morning, she inspects fish fillets to ensure they are clean, properly packed, and safe for export. What is her main responsibility as a Quality Control Specialist?

a)

Managing supply chains

b)

Studying marine life

c)

Ensuring fish products meet safety standards

d)

Developing new processing techniques

19.

James wants to create new fish products such as ready-to-eat tuna flakes and fish sausages that can last longer without preservatives. Which career path would best fit his interest?

a)

Food Scientist

b)

Marine Biologist

c)

Production Manager

d)

Supply Chain Manager

20.

In a large seafood company, Daniel ensures that the fresh fish from different farms arrive at the factory on time and that products are delivered to stores efficiently. What skill is most important for Daniel’s role as a Supply Chain Manager?

a)

Laboratory testing

b)

Chemistry and biology

c)

Environmental science

d)

Logistics and negotiation

21.

Ana is preparing homemade tartar sauce to pair with fried fish fillets. She mixes oil, egg yolks, and vinegar as her base before adding pickles. What is the base mixture she made?

a)

Tomatoes and vinegar

b)

Oil, egg yolks, and vinegar

c)

Soybeans and wheat

d)

Mustard seeds and water

22.

A seafood processor is developing a new product line of sweet and spicy dried squid. To achieve the spicy flavor, they add ground cinnamon along with chili. Which of these ingredients is considered a spice rather than an herb?

a)

Basil leaves

b)

Oregano leaves

c)

Cinnamon bark

d)

Parsley leaves

23.

In a small seafood restaurant, the chef wants to give the grilled tuna a spicy kick before serving. He mixes vinegar, chili, and hot sauce to create a dipping mix. Which condiment adds the spicy heat to the food?

a)

Hot sauce

b)

Ketchup

c)

Soy sauce

d)

Mayonnaise

24.

While making a special fish stew, Carla adds oregano and basil to enhance its aroma and flavor. She carefully picks these fresh green ingredients from her backyard garden. From which part of the plant do these herbs usually come?

a)

The leaves

b)

The seeds

c)

The bark

d)

The roots

25.

During the preparation of marinated milkfish (bangus), the workers use soy sauce to add flavor before drying or packaging the fish. In which type of cuisine is soy sauce commonly used as a condiment?

a)

Asian cuisine

b)

French cuisine

c)

Italian cuisine

d)

Mexican cuisine

26.

Mang Juan manages a small fish farm where he built fish ponds to hold water and fish. He controls the water level using gates but the water does not flow continuously. What type of aquaculture system is Mang Juan using?

a)

The bottom is open to natural water

b)

Less than 10% of water is replaced daily

c)

Water flows continuously through the system

d)

Water is enclosed by artificial dikes or bunds

27.

A group of fishers set up bamboo poles and nets in the shallow part of a lake. The fish can swim freely along the natural lake bottom, but they cannot escape through the sides. Which aquaculture system are they practicing?

a)

Cage culture

b)

Raceway culture

c)

Pen culture

d)

Recirculating system

28.

In a mountain area, a farmer built long, narrow concrete tanks where freshwater is constantly flowing through, carrying oxygen and cleaning the water. What system is he using for his fish farm?

a)

Water is completely enclosed

b)

Water is recycled daily

c)

Running water flows through the system

d)

The bottom is open to natural water

29.

Fisherman Lito raises tilapia in floating structures made of nets, which completely surround the fish and prevent them from escaping into the lake. The fish stay there until they reach market size. What type of aquaculture system is this?

a)

Pen culture

b)

Pond culture

c)

Cage culture

d)

Raceway culture

30.

Ana works for the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources. Her daily tasks include checking water quality, counting fish populations, and recording growth data in fish farms. What is Ana’s main responsibility as a fishery worker?

a)

Selling fish to customers

b)

Collecting data and monitoring fisheries

c)

Operating fishing boats

d)

Packaging seafood products

31.

In a large tilapia hatchery, Mario feeds the fish, monitors their health, and ensures that tanks are clean and well-maintained every day. What is Mario’s role in the aquaculture facility?

a)

Fish Distributor

b)

Fish Supplier

c)

Fish Farm Caretaker

d)

Fishery Technician

32.

RTC company buys fish from different farms and delivers them to supermarkets and restaurants in nearby towns. The person in charge ensures that the fish are kept fresh and delivered on time. What is this person’s main duty?

a)

Breeding fish

b)

Managing fish farms

c)

Collecting data and monitoring fisheries

d)

Moving fish products from suppliers to customers

33.

During a coastal project, Lea tests water samples, counts fingerlings released into mangroves, and reports on restocking program success. Which task is part of Lea’s job as a Fishery Technician?

a)

Habitat restoration

b)

Running a fish market

c)

Processing fish orders

d)

Managing restaurant supplies

34.

Mr. Santos works with fish farmers to source and sell different types of fish. He ensures that supply meets market demand. What is Mr. Santos’ main role?

a)

Teaching about fish species

b)

Treating sick fish

c)

Sourcing and procuring fish products

d)

Cleaning fish tanks

35.

Mang Pedro manages a fish farm to grow uniform tilapia for selling in the market. He controls feeding and growth conditions carefully. What is the main goal of fish cultivation in his case?

a)

To produce the most colorful fish possible

b)

To produce a high quantity of uniform-sized fish

c)

To keep fish as pets

d)

To study fish behavior

36.

A private company built a large indoor fish facility with automated feeders, oxygen systems, and water filtration units. Though the setup is expensive, it produces a high yield of fish in a small area. What type of fish cultivation is practiced here?

a)

Semi-intensive cultivation

b)

Natural cultivation

c)

Extensive cultivation

d)

Intensive cultivation

37.

In a remote lake, fish reproduce naturally without any help from humans. The eggs hatch, and the young fish grow into adults under natural environmental conditions. What type of fish propagation takes place in this lake?

a)

Natural propagation

b)

Semi-natural propagation

c)

Artificial propagation

d)

Intensive propagation

38.

A group of students from a coastal barangay is taught to follow fishing rule such as size limits, closed seasons, and protected area to ensure there will still be fish for future generations. What skills are the students learning?

a)

Only keeping fish in aquariums

b)

Preventing all fishing activities

c)

Utilizing fish while following fishery laws and regulations

d)

Releasing all captured fish back into the Water

39.

In a hatchery, workers allow fish to breed naturally in ponds, but they also collect eggs and help fertilize them under controlled conditions to increase success rates. What type of fish propagation method is this?

a)

It only uses artificial methods

b)

It requires no human intervention

c)

It combines natural and artificial breeding methods

d)

It only occurs in the ocean

40.

During a field trip to Laguna de Bay, students observed fishermen catching fish that thrive in rivers and lakes. One of the fish caught had whisker-like structures and smooth skin. Which type of fish did they most likely see?

a)

Tuna

b)

Catfish

c)

Swordfish

d)

Mackerel

41.

While exploring the coastal waters of Batangas, divers noticed that most fish species there can survive in salty environments. What characteristic is common to marine fish habitats?

a)

Low salinity levels

b)

Freshwater environment

c)

High salinity levels

d)

No salinity

42.

A science teacher explained that a certain fish begins its life in rivers, migrates to the ocean to grow, and later returns to freshwater to spawn. In which habitat would you most likely find this fish?

a)

Marine water

b)

Pond only

c)

Desert oasis

d)

Lake only

43.

According to RA 10654, what is the main purpose of requiring vessel monitoring systems?

a)

To help fishing boats communicate with each other

b)

To track fishing activities and ensure rules are followed

c)

To predict weather conditions for fishing boats

d)

To count the number of fish in the ocean

44.

A local fisherfolk association attended a seminar about RA 10654. The speaker emphasized that fishers should only harvest mature fish and use proper gear to avoid harming small or young fish. How does RA 10654 help protect marine life in this situation?

a)

By banning all types of fishing

b)

By encouraging sustainable fishing practices

c)

By setting size limits for fishing boats

d)

By requiring all fishermen to work in groups

45.

A commercial fishing boat was caught catching fish in a restricted area without the proper permit. BFAR officers reported the violation and confiscated their equipment. According to RA 10654, what will happen to boats that break fishing rules?

a)

They receive a warning letter

b)

They must take a fishing safety course

c)

They can continue fishing with supervision

d)

They face fines and possible imprisonment

46.

A fish processing company redesigned its workstation so that workers could adjust table height and use padded mats to reduce back pain and fatigue. What is the main purpose of ergonomic design in the workplace?

a)

To make workers adapt to their jobs

b)

To fit jobs and tools to the workers

c)

To increase work hours

d)

To reduce workplace size

47.

A fish farm worker developed skin irritation after cleaning tanks containing algae and other microorganisms. The supervisor explained that these are examples of hazards that can affect human health. What are biological hazards?

a)

Non-living materials

b)

Weather-related dangers

c)

Only man-made substances

d)

Organic substances that threaten living organisms

48.

An employee carelessly disposed of used fuel and oil near the fishing area, causing pollution and health risks to other workers. Which category of hazards is directly or indirectly caused by human actions?

a)

A. Manmade hazards

b)

B. Physical hazards

c)

C. Psychosocial hazards

d)

D. Non-living materials

49.

A fish farm in Laguna started using natural feeds and organic fertilizers instead of chemicals. After several months, the farmers noticed that the nearby water became cleaner and there were fewer algae blooms. What is one major benefit of organic aquaculture for the environment?

a)

It produces faster-growing fish

b)

It requires more chemical fertilizers

c)

It needs more water than traditional farming

d)

It recycles animal waste back into the farm

50.

Before selling their products as “organic,” a group of aquaculture farmers needed to pass several inspections and meet certain standards to ensure their products were truly chemical-free. Which statement best describes a challenge of organic aquaculture?

a)

It produces too much food

b)

It uses too many preservatives

c)

It costs less than traditional farming

d)

It requires a strict certification process