Cities Beneath the Sea Quiz

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Underwater cities explained

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Cities Beneath the Sea Quiz


Froggy Jumps Cities Beneath the Sea QuizVersion en ligne Underwater cities explained par Najwa Joy 1 What does the writer want to do with this text? a entertain the reader b give information about reefs c give advice on conservation 2 What are coral reefs made of? a molluscs b mountains c a kind of rock 3 Where do coral reefs develop best a In cold polar seas b In deep ocean waters c In warm oceans near the Equator 4 Which statement about coral reefs is NOT true? a They are important source of fish b They are usually found in deep ocean waters. c They can be larger than man-made things. 5 How is the Great Barrier Reef protected? a Only small part of the reef can be seen by visitors. b Just 5% of visitors are allowed to see it. c The reef is not open every year. 6 Approximately how long is the Great Barrier Reef? a 500 kilometres b 1,200 kilometres c 2,000 kilometres 7 About how many species of fish live in the Great Barrier Reef? a 400 b 1,500 c 2,000 8 Why do fishermen use cyanide in some places? a To make fish grow faster b To change the colour of the fish c To stun fish so they are easy to catch 9 What happens to coral reefs when bombs are exploded in the water? a The reefs grow faster b Most living things are killed c The water becomes cleaner 10 Why are there rules for visitors to the Great Barrier Reef? a To reduce the number of fish b To protect the reef for the future c To make more money 11 What are molluscs? a Fish with bright colours b Animals with soft bodies, often with shells c A type of coral 12 What gives hope for the future of coral reefs a More tourists visiting every year b Coral reed conservation efforts c Fishing with modern technology

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Cities Beneath the Sea Quiz

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Cities Beneath the Sea QuizVersion en ligne

par Najwa Joy

What does the writer want to do with this text?

What are coral reefs made of?

Where do coral reefs develop best

Which statement about coral reefs is NOT true?

How is the Great Barrier Reef protected?

Approximately how long is the Great Barrier Reef?

About how many species of fish live in the Great Barrier Reef?

Why do fishermen use cyanide in some places?

What happens to coral reefs when bombs are exploded in the water?

Why are there rules for visitors to the Great Barrier Reef?

What are molluscs?

What gives hope for the future of coral reefs