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Froggy Jumps Mangrove Heroes QuizOnline version Mangrove ecosystem facts by tomas david chica llamas 1 What characterizes mangroves as plants in coastal areas? a They are salt-tolerant trees adapted to tidal flooding. b They are freshwater shrubs that never touch the sea. c They are coniferous trees found inland only. 2 Which feature helps mangroves trap sediments and reduce coastal erosion? a Thick bark that repels water b Deep, singular taproots with no branches c Aerial roots (prop and stilt roots). 3 Where do most mangroves thrive? a Tide-influenced coastal zones in tropical and subtropical regions. b Open ocean far from land c High-altitude mountain valleys 4 What is the ecological role of mangroves for fish and crustaceans? a They replace coral reefs as habitats b They poison water with tannins. c They provide nurseries and protective habitats. 5 Which adaptation helps mangroves deal with salt? a Leaves with no stomata b Salt-excreting leaves or vesiculation to shed salt. c Roots that absorb only freshwater 6 Which type of mangrove roots breathe air to survive in flooded soils? a Pneumatophores (air roots) b Rhizomes that float on water c Underground tubers that store oxygen 7 Which ecosystem services do mangroves PROVIDE? a Only decorative beauty b They increase sea salinity to deter sharks c Coastal protection, carbon storage, and fisheries support. 8 Mangroves are typically found along which environment? a Tidal shallow coastlines with brackish water b Deserts and dry plains c High-altitude glacial regions 9 Which threat commonly impacts mangroves? a Volcanic activity inside mangrove forests b Deforestation for aquaculture and development c Excessive snowfall 10 Why are mangroves important for climate regulation? a They have no role in climate processes b They release carbon rapidly into the atmosphere c They sequester significant amounts of carbon in soils.

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by tomas david chica llamas

What characterizes mangroves as plants in coastal areas?

Which feature helps mangroves trap sediments and reduce coastal erosion?

Where do most mangroves thrive?

What is the ecological role of mangroves for fish and crustaceans?

Which adaptation helps mangroves deal with salt?

Which type of mangrove roots breathe air to survive in flooded soils?

Which ecosystem services do mangroves PROVIDE?

Mangroves are typically found along which environment?

Which threat commonly impacts mangroves?

Why are mangroves important for climate regulation?