Aquatic environments - Differences and changes

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AsterQuiz Aquatic environments - Differences and changesVersion en ligne Differences between aquatic environments and humans changes par Cynthia Perpiñal 1 What is one of the primary ways scientists tell the difference between a marine environment and a continental environment? a The speed of the water current b The color of the water surface c Salinity (how salty the water is) 2 Which aquatic environments have temperatures that change much LESS throughout the year? a Inland bodies of water (like lakes and rivers) b Oceans c Glaciers 3 What changes occur as you dive deeper into the ocean? a It becomes darker, colder, and colors gradually disappear. b Oxygen levels increase because of the high pressure. c It becomes warmer, brighter, and easier to see. 4 What is the main difference in how water moves in rivers compared to lakes and ponds? a Rivers flow through high areas at great speeds, while lakes and ponds are "standing" or still waters. b Both environments have water that does not move at all. c Rivers are completely still, while lakes flow at great speeds. 5 In lakes, what do living things compete for at the bottom that determines the biodiversity of that environment? a Sunlight and warm water. b Rain and sand. c Oxygen and remaining nutrients. 6 Which of these is a human action that deeply affects aquatic environments by changing the natural course of rivers? a Overfishing. b Building dams and canals. c Burning fossil fuels. 7 In Antarctica, what is the process called when glaciers wear down by touching seawater and break off into icebergs? a Calving b Eutrophication c Overfishing 8 What type of water pollution comes specifically from pesticides and fertilizers washed away from farming fields? a Industrial liquids. b Domestic waste. c Agricultural runoff. 9 During eutrophication, what do decomposers (like bacteria) do that suffocates fish and other aquatic life? a They freeze the lake water. b They consume all the oxygen in the water while eating dead plants. c They block all the sunlight from reaching the bottom. 10 What are the tiny plastic particles called that break down from larger plastics and contaminate the water ecosystem? a Nutrient runoff. b Floating glaciers. c Microplastics.

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Aquatic environments - Differences and changesVersion en ligne

par Cynthia Perpiñal

What is one of the primary ways scientists tell the difference between a marine environment and a continental environment?

Which aquatic environments have temperatures that change much LESS throughout the year?

What changes occur as you dive deeper into the ocean?

What is the main difference in how water moves in rivers compared to lakes and ponds?

In lakes, what do living things compete for at the bottom that determines the biodiversity of that environment?

Which of these is a human action that deeply affects aquatic environments by changing the natural course of rivers?

In Antarctica, what is the process called when glaciers wear down by touching seawater and break off into icebergs?

What type of water pollution comes specifically from pesticides and fertilizers washed away from farming fields?

During eutrophication, what do decomposers (like bacteria) do that suffocates fish and other aquatic life?

What are the tiny plastic particles called that break down from larger plastics and contaminate the water ecosystem?