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Aquaculture Systems Quiz


Aquaculture Systems QuizVersion en ligne Fisheries basics quiz par ALDWYNE AMOMONPON 1 What is aquaculture? a The study of fish behavior in the wild b The processing of fish products c The farming of terrestrial crops d The breeding and harvesting of aquatic organisms. 2 What does stocking density mean in aquaculture? a The weight of fish per tank b The rate of feed consumption c Number of fish placed per unit of water area. d The size of the fish 3 What is biosecurity in aquaculture? a Measures to increase production b Techniques for catching wild fish c Steps taken to protect fish from disease outbreaks. d Protocols for labeling products 4 Describe the characteristics of an extensive aquaculture system. a Low stocking density, relies completely on natural food (plankton). Low cost. b Need for continuous aeration and pumps c Reliance on manufactured pellets only d High stocking density with artificial feeds 5 Describe the characteristics of a semi-intensive aquaculture system. a Low density with no supplemental feeding b Moderate density, uses both natural food and supplementary feeds. c Only uses open-water natural currents d Very high density with complete reliance on commercial feeds 6 Describe the characteristics of an intensive aquaculture system. a High density, fully dependent on commercial feeds and aeration/pumps. b Dependent on wild-caught feed organisms c No need for water quality management d Low density with natural food only 7 What are the enclosure methods listed for fish culture? a Fishponds, open-water marine pens, and floating cages. b Underground tanks, rooftop ponds, and sand filters c Ponds only with no cages d Direct river fishing and netting 8 Which system and method would you choose for a coastal community with limited funding but access to tidal rivers? a Open-ocean farming with offshore cages b Intensive system with tanks in a lab setting c Extensive or semi-intensive system using open-water net cages. d Semi-intensive system using indoor recirculating tanks 9 As we move from extensive to intensive aquaculture, what happens to stocking density and human intervention? a Stocking density increases; human intervention with artificial feeding, aeration, and monitoring increases. b Stocking density varies randomly with no pattern c Stocking density decreases; less human intervention is needed d Stocking density stays the same; monitoring is reduced

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Aquaculture Systems QuizVersion en ligne

par ALDWYNE AMOMONPON

What is aquaculture?

What does stocking density mean in aquaculture?

What is biosecurity in aquaculture?

Describe the characteristics of an extensive aquaculture system.

Describe the characteristics of a semi-intensive aquaculture system.

Describe the characteristics of an intensive aquaculture system.

What are the enclosure methods listed for fish culture?

Which system and method would you choose for a coastal community with limited funding but access to tidal rivers?

As we move from extensive to intensive aquaculture, what happens to stocking density and human intervention?