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Discuss the interactions among living things and non-living things in tropical rainforests, coral reefs, and mangrove swamps .Explain the need to protect and conserve tropical rainforests, coral reefs, and mangrove swamps

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EcosystemsVersión en línea Discuss the interactions among living things and non-living things in tropical rainforests, coral reefs, and mangrove swamps .Explain the need to protect and conserve tropical rainforests, coral reefs, and mangrove swamps por Catherine 1 If a coral reef in Cebu is destroyed due to dynamite fishing, how will this affect the ecosystem? a Algae growth will increase, harming the ecosystem b Fewer fish will be available for local fishermen c Coastal areas will face higher risks of erosion d Marine species will migrate to other reefs 2 A typhoon hit a mangrove forest in Palawan. How might this affect local communities? a Cause increased flooding in nearby villages b Lead to the loss of shelter for marine life c Result in decreased fishing income d Destroy local tourism activities 3 How do coral reefs protect coastal towns like those in Batangas from storms? a Reefs release oxygen into the water. b Reefs act as natural wave barriers. c Reefs reduce water temperature. d Reefs increase water salinity. 4 What is the main function of coral reefs? a Prevent erosion b Provide fresh water c Absorb carbon dioxide d Serve as a habitat for marine life 5 Which of the following are abiotic factors that affect mangroves? I. Plants and animals II. Sunlight and salinity III. Temperature and oxygen levels IV. Soil type and wind speed a I, II, III b II, III c II, III, IV d I, II, III, IV 6 What is the primary source of energy in tropical rainforests? a Wind b Rainfall c Sunlight d Soil nutrients 7 How do mangrove roots protect coastal areas? I. They absorb carbon dioxide. II. They trap sediments. III. They prevent soil erosion. a I only b II only c I, II d II, III 8 Why are coral reefs called the "rainforests of the sea"? a Because they have many kinds of plants and animals b Because they are colorful like rainforests c Because they provide fresh air to breathe d Because they grow near land with trees 9 How do coral reefs protect coastal towns like those in Batangas from storms? a Reefs release oxygen into the water. b Reefs act as natural wave barriers. c Reefs reduce water temperature. d Reefs increase water salinity. 10 A typhoon hit a mangrove forest in Palawan. How might this affect local communities? a Cause increased flooding in nearby villages b Lead to the loss of shelter for marine life c Result in decreased fishing income d Destroy local tourism activities

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If a coral reef in Cebu is destroyed due to dynamite fishing, how will this affect the ecosystem?

A typhoon hit a mangrove forest in Palawan. How might this affect local communities?

How do coral reefs protect coastal towns like those in Batangas from storms?

What is the main function of coral reefs?

Which of the following are abiotic factors that affect mangroves? I. Plants and animals II. Sunlight and salinity III. Temperature and oxygen levels IV. Soil type and wind speed

What is the primary source of energy in tropical rainforests?

How do mangrove roots protect coastal areas? I. They absorb carbon dioxide. II. They trap sediments. III. They prevent soil erosion.

Why are coral reefs called the "rainforests of the sea"?

How do coral reefs protect coastal towns like those in Batangas from storms?

A typhoon hit a mangrove forest in Palawan. How might this affect local communities?