Ocean Trash Awareness Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Ocean Trash Awareness QuizOnline version Trash in the oceans by Ryan De lange 1 What region in the ocean is described as the most visited by trash? a Near coastal estuaries everywhere b The Arctic Ocean basin c The middle of the Pacific, where currents concentrate debris 2 Which item was NOT mentioned as found in the Pacific trash scene? a El Pollo Loco bags b Nike basketballs c A metal anchor 3 What size area is affected by ocean trash according to the report? a A city block b A football field c An area the size of Texas 4 What is notable about funding and governance for this ocean trash problem? a There is no agency or government in charge b UN funds large cleanup programs c Local governments manage it 5 What challenge does Captain Moore describe about surveying the trash? a Trash is too deep to reach b He cannot find the end of the debris line c There are no trash piles to measure 6 Trash primarily comes from where, according to the podcast? a From land via ocean currents b Direct dumping from ships only c Volcanic debris 7 Where does the trash accumulate in the ocean? a Along coastlines only b Around the poles only c In five spots like this on Earth’s oceans 8 Which items illustrate the mixture of waste found at sea? a Metal cans and fishing lines b Plastic bags and tires with rims c Glass bottles and nets 9 What emotional reaction does Ira Glass share about the situation? a Government funding is abundant b There’s nobody to appeal to for action c Immediate international cleanup 10 What does the episode imply about the responsibility for ocean trash? a No single government or agency takes responsibility b Private companies clean it up routinely c World Health Organization handles it

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Ocean Trash Awareness Quiz

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Ocean Trash Awareness QuizOnline version

by Ryan De lange

What region in the ocean is described as the most visited by trash?

Which item was NOT mentioned as found in the Pacific trash scene?

What size area is affected by ocean trash according to the report?

What is notable about funding and governance for this ocean trash problem?

What challenge does Captain Moore describe about surveying the trash?

Trash primarily comes from where, according to the podcast?

Where does the trash accumulate in the ocean?

Which items illustrate the mixture of waste found at sea?

What emotional reaction does Ira Glass share about the situation?

What does the episode imply about the responsibility for ocean trash?