Answer these Aquatic Ecosystem MCQs and assess your grip on the subject of Aquatic Ecosystem. Scroll below and get started!
A. Temperature
B. Presence of corals
C. Presence of fish
D. Dissolved salt
A. Carbon
B. Nitrogen
C. Calcium
D. Water
E. Phosphorus
A. Reduction in the competition for resources .
B. Reduction in the competition for energy ..
C. Addition in the competition for resources
A. Bark..
B. Roar.
C. None
A. Soil
B. Rock
C. Water
A. Are closely related to land mammals such as pigs, hippos, and cows
B. Are descended from one branch of marine reptiles
C. Once had well-developed hind flippers
A. Is a regional grouping of plants, animals, and other biotic factors
B. Is the total population of a specific kind of plant, animal, or microbe and all members of which do or potentially can interbreed and produce young
C. Encompasses all the organisms and the physical and chemical environment within an area
D. Is a grouping of plants and animals that interacts with one another in a way that causes the grouping to die
E. Is a collection of interacting species living in a specific area
A. The salinity of the water
B. The amount of sunlight the plants receive
C. The intensity of the waves along the coast
D. The extent of human development in the area
A. Have the same niche
B. Share the same habitat
C. Are abiotic factors
D. None of the above
A. Primary consumer.
B. Secondary consumer.
C. Decomposer.
D. Autotroph.
E. Producer.
A. A reduction in the competition for resources
B. Many nutrients come from the soil, but carbon comes from the air.
C. Nutrient enrichment such as nitrate and phosphate runoffs from land
D. Uses organisms to add essential materials to a degraded ecosystem
A. The temperature drops
B. Seepage from natural sources
C. The structures provide shelter and safety for fish.
D. Ions from dissolved salts
E. Nitrogen and phosphorus
A. T lies in international waters
B. No single nation is responsible for creating it
C. Filtering out the plastic will also remove plankton
D. All of the above
A. Fewer producers than consumers
B. More quaternary consumers than primary consumers
C. More producers than consumers
D. Fewer primary consumers than tertiary consumers
A. Is a hazard to marine animals
B. Degrading ocean health
C. A pervasive, global pollution problem
D. All of the above