Aqua Quest: Aquaculture Essentials

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Learn core aquaculture basics

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Aqua Quest: Aquaculture Essentials


Froggy Jumps Aqua Quest: Aquaculture EssentialsOnline version Learn core aquaculture basics by Mark Jayron Albitos 1 These involve the harvesting of aquatic organisms directly from natural water bodies such as lakes, rivers, seas and oceans a aquaculture b fisheries c agriculture 2 What is aquaculture primarily? a Extraction of wild fish from oceans b Farming of aquatic organisms under controlled conditions c Tagging and tracking wild populations only 3 Which aquaculture practice involves growing shellfish on bamboo stakes or ropes in shallow coastal waters? a Seaweed Farming b Mussel and Oyster Farming c Open-net pen system 4 This aquaculture practice is like cage culture but utilizes larger, fixed enclosures in shallow water bodies. a Pen Culture b Cage Culture c Fishponds 5 It is the process of selecting and mating specific aquatic organisms to produce offspring with desired traits. a harvesting b breeding c rearing 6 This refer to fishing activities conducted within 15 kilometers of the shoreline, typically by small-scale fishers using traditional methods. a Commercial Fisheries b Deep-sea Fishing c Municipal Fisheris 7 These are man-made ponds, often located in coastal areas, where milkfish (bangus) and tilapia are raised. a Mussel and Oyster Farming b Fishponds c Pen Culture 8 Which organism is commonly cultured in freshwater aquaculture? a Salmon b Tilapia c Crab 9 Which fisheries involves fishing in very deep waters, often targeting highly migratory species like tuna? a Deep-sea Fishing b Inland Fisheries c Outland Fisheries 10 This is the process of rasing aquatic organisms from juvenile stages to market size. a rearing b harvesting c breeding 11 This aquaculture practice involves raising fish in net cages submerged in lakes, rivers or the sea. a Cage Culture b Fishponds c Pen Culture 12 What city is known as the "Fishing Capital of the Philippines?" a Malabon b Pampanga c Navotas 13 This aquaculture practice involves cultivating seaweed, such as carrageenan-producing varieties, for various industrial uses, including as gelling agents, emulsifiers and stabilizers in food, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. a Oyster Farming b Mussel Farming c Seaweed Farming 14 Which Fisheries in the Philippines involve large-scale fishing operations that utilize bigger vessels and advanced gear, often venturing into deeper waters? a Inland Fisheries b Commercial Fisheries c Deep-sea Fishing 15 This fisheries cover fishing activities conducted in freshwater bodies such as rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. a Inland Fisheries b Commercial Fisheries c Municipal Fisheries

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Aqua Quest: Aquaculture EssentialsOnline version

by Mark Jayron Albitos

These involve the harvesting of aquatic organisms directly from natural water bodies such as lakes, rivers, seas and oceans

What is aquaculture primarily?

Which aquaculture practice involves growing shellfish on bamboo stakes or ropes in shallow coastal waters?

This aquaculture practice is like cage culture but utilizes larger, fixed enclosures in shallow water bodies.

It is the process of selecting and mating specific aquatic organisms to produce offspring with desired traits.

This refer to fishing activities conducted within 15 kilometers of the shoreline, typically by small-scale fishers using traditional methods.

These are man-made ponds, often located in coastal areas, where milkfish (bangus) and tilapia are raised.

Which organism is commonly cultured in freshwater aquaculture?

Which fisheries involves fishing in very deep waters, often targeting highly migratory species like tuna?

This is the process of rasing aquatic organisms from juvenile stages to market size.

This aquaculture practice involves raising fish in net cages submerged in lakes, rivers or the sea.

What city is known as the "Fishing Capital of the Philippines?"

This aquaculture practice involves cultivating seaweed, such as carrageenan-producing varieties, for various industrial uses, including as gelling agents, emulsifiers and stabilizers in food, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.

Which Fisheries in the Philippines involve large-scale fishing operations that utilize bigger vessels and advanced gear, often venturing into deeper waters?

This fisheries cover fishing activities conducted in freshwater bodies such as rivers, lakes, and reservoirs.