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Conservation of Marine Resources The Nassau Grouper Grade 5


Conservation of Marine Resources The Nassau Grouper Grade 5Versión en línea Bahamian Content por Daughter of The Most High 1 Which family does the Nassau Grouper belong to? a Snapper family b Seabass family c Tang family d Dory family 2 How long can a Nassau Grouper grow to be? a Up to 1 foot b Up to 2 feet c Up to 4 feet long d Up to 3 feet 3 Which features distinguish the Nassau Grouper from other groupers? a Red dorsal fin and yellow spots b Bright blue stripes and green fins c Only a large eye and a white tail d Five dark brown bands, a black saddle-like spot near the tail, and a dark streak from nose to eyes 4 Where is the Nassau Grouper usually found? a Open sandy flats b In caves, crevices and cracks of the reef c Deep open ocean d Mangrove roots only 5 Depth range for Nassau Grouper is rarely more than how many feet? a 150 feet b 200 feet c 90 feet d 60 feet 6 What is a popular lifespan estimate for Nassau Groupers? a 2-3 years b 10-12 years c More than 25 years d 5-8 years 7 Can Nassau Groupers change color, and if so, what colors might they show? a No color change; always blue b Yes, from pale to almost black c They change to green and purple d Only red and orange 8 What is the Nassau Grouper weight range mentioned? a 5-10 pounds b Less than 5 pounds c Fifteen pounds or more d 10-15 pounds 9 Why is the Nassau Grouper considered important to fisheries? a Lemon shark prey only b Freshwater species c Invasive species control d Valuable fisheries resource 10 Where in the world is the Nassau Grouper commonly found? a South Pacific b Throughout the Caribbean Sea c Arctic waters d Mediterranean 11 What percentage of the world's fish catch is for human consumption? a 60% b 90% c 75% d 50% 12 Which country has principal commercial fisheries including Nassau Grouper and red snapper? a Canada b Jamaica c The Bahamas d The United States 13 Name a shallow-water scale fish mentioned in the text. a Nassau Grouper b Bluefin Tuna c King Mackerel d Red Snapper 14 Which deep-water scale fish is cited? a Grouper b Barracuda c Red snapper d Swordfish 15 Many medicines contain compounds derived from what source? a Freshwater algae b Marine organisms c Terrestrial plants d Petrochemicals 16 What does the ocean provide besides goods and services? a Employment b Pollution c Books d Only tourism 17 Which of the following is NOT listed as a threat to fisheries? a Pollution b Habitat loss c Overfishing d Increased sea ice 18 Which activities are given as examples of marine recreation? a Snorkeling, diving and sports fishing b Kayaking in rivers c Sailing exclusively d Surfing only 19 Which factor is NOT named as a threat in the text? a Pollution b Habitat loss c Climate change d Overpopulation 20 What are principal commercial fisheries in the Bahamas described as? a Only tuna b Crawfish, conch and scale fish c Seaweed and kelp d Crab and lobster Feedback 11 75% is the figure given. 12 The Bahamas is listed as the principal area. 13 Nassau Grouper is listed as a shallow-water scale fish. 14 Red snapper is the deep-water example. 15 Marine organisms provide these compounds. 16 Employment is listed as a benefit. 17 Habitat loss, overfishing and pollution are mentioned. 18 The text cites snorkeling, diving and sports fishing. 19 Overpopulation is not listed; others are. 20 Crawfish, conch and scale fish are named.

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por Daughter of The Most High

Which family does the Nassau Grouper belong to?

How long can a Nassau Grouper grow to be?

Which features distinguish the Nassau Grouper from other groupers?

Where is the Nassau Grouper usually found?

Depth range for Nassau Grouper is rarely more than how many feet?

What is a popular lifespan estimate for Nassau Groupers?

Can Nassau Groupers change color, and if so, what colors might they show?

What is the Nassau Grouper weight range mentioned?

Why is the Nassau Grouper considered important to fisheries?

Where in the world is the Nassau Grouper commonly found?

What percentage of the world's fish catch is for human consumption?

Which country has principal commercial fisheries including Nassau Grouper and red snapper?

Name a shallow-water scale fish mentioned in the text.

Which deep-water scale fish is cited?

Many medicines contain compounds derived from what source?

What does the ocean provide besides goods and services?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a threat to fisheries?

Which activities are given as examples of marine recreation?

Which factor is NOT named as a threat in the text?

What are principal commercial fisheries in the Bahamas described as?

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