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Lotic environments - RiversVersión en línea Aquatic enviornments por Cynthia Perpiñal 1 What is a "lotic environment"? Choose one or more answers a Still water, like a pond or a lake. b An environment with water that is constantly moving, like rivers and streams. c Saltwater from the ocean. 2 Where do mountain rivers get their "meltwater" from? Choose one or more answers a From heavy rain. b From underground springs. c From melting snow and ice. 3 What is a basin? Choose one or more answers a An area of land that acts like a giant collector for water flowing into rivers. b The deepest part of the ocean. c A type of rock found at the bottom of a river. 4 Why do rivers have more dissolved oxygen than lakes or ponds? Choose one or more answers a Because river water is colder. b Because river water is turbulent and constantly mixing c Because rivers have more fish. 5 What are the three main parts of a river's journey? a The Rain, the Stream, and the Sea. b The Source (Upper Course), the Middle Course, and the Mouth (Lower Course). c The Mountain, the Valley, and the Beach. 6 Why can't you find submerged plants in the Upper Course (Headwaters) of a river? a Because the water is too clear. b Because the fast-moving water is so strong it would wash them away. c Because there are too many rocks. 7 What kind of strong-swimming fish lives in the cold, clear water of the Upper Course? a Trout b Catfish c Carp 8 How does the river change when it reaches the Middle Course? a It becomes narrower, faster, and colder. b It becomes wider, slower, and slightly warmer. c It completely stops moving and dries up. 9 Why does the water in the Lower Course (Mouth) become cloudy? a Because of the huge amount of sediment it carries and large populations of phytoplankton b Because of the wind and rain. c Because decomposer bacteria turn the water blue. 10 Which fish are able to live in the cloudy, deep waters of the Lower Course? a Trout and yellow perch. b Carp and catfish. c Black bass and bluegill.

Lotic environments - RiversVersión en línea

Aquatic enviornments

por Cynthia Perpiñal

What is a "lotic environment"?

Choose one or more answers

Still water, like a pond or a lake.

An environment with water that is constantly moving, like rivers and streams.

Saltwater from the ocean.

Where do mountain rivers get their "meltwater" from?

Choose one or more answers

From heavy rain.

From underground springs.

From melting snow and ice.

What is a basin?

Choose one or more answers

An area of land that acts like a giant collector for water flowing into rivers.

The deepest part of the ocean.

A type of rock found at the bottom of a river.

Why do rivers have more dissolved oxygen than lakes or ponds?

Choose one or more answers

Because river water is colder.

Because river water is turbulent and constantly mixing

Because rivers have more fish.

What are the three main parts of a river's journey?

The Rain, the Stream, and the Sea.

The Source (Upper Course), the Middle Course, and the Mouth (Lower Course).

The Mountain, the Valley, and the Beach.

Why can't you find submerged plants in the Upper Course (Headwaters) of a river?

Because the water is too clear.

Because the fast-moving water is so strong it would wash them away.

Because there are too many rocks.

What kind of strong-swimming fish lives in the cold, clear water of the Upper Course?

Trout

Catfish

Carp

How does the river change when it reaches the Middle Course?

It becomes narrower, faster, and colder.

It becomes wider, slower, and slightly warmer.

It completely stops moving and dries up.

Why does the water in the Lower Course (Mouth) become cloudy?

Because of the huge amount of sediment it carries and large populations of phytoplankton

Because of the wind and rain.

Because decomposer bacteria turn the water blue.

Which fish are able to live in the cloudy, deep waters of the Lower Course?

Trout and yellow perch.

Carp and catfish.

Black bass and bluegill.

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por Cynthia Perpiñal

What is a "lotic environment"?

Choose one or more answers

Where do mountain rivers get their "meltwater" from?

Choose one or more answers

What is a basin?

Choose one or more answers

Why do rivers have more dissolved oxygen than lakes or ponds?

Choose one or more answers

What are the three main parts of a river's journey?

Why can't you find submerged plants in the Upper Course (Headwaters) of a river?

What kind of strong-swimming fish lives in the cold, clear water of the Upper Course?

How does the river change when it reaches the Middle Course?

Why does the water in the Lower Course (Mouth) become cloudy?

Which fish are able to live in the cloudy, deep waters of the Lower Course?