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Primary producers lecture quiz

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Question #1
What is the highest temperature you see life in the ocean living at?
A  50°C (150°F)
B  400°C (750°F)
C  200°C (340°F)
D  100°C (212°F)
E  4000°C (7500°F)
Question #2
What does a seedling of a mangrove do as it matures?
A  It drops into the water
B  It breaks into hundreds of tiny seeds
C  It uses salt to form a protective pillar
D  Suffocates its parent
Question #3
The distribution of mangrove trees is largely controlled by _______________.
A  Air temperature, Seawater chemistry, Tidal range, Substrate, Exposure to waves and currents
B  Seawater chemistry
C  Air temperature, Seawater chemistry, Tidal range, Substrate
D  Exposure to waves and currents
E  Air temperature
F  Air temperature, Seawater chemistry, Tidal range
Question #4
What are large woody trees with a dense, complex root system that grows downward from the branches?
A  Maple
B  Mangrove
C  Oak
D  Ponga
E  Sycamore
Question #5
Position and character of the salt marsh reflect?
A  the retreat or advance of the ocean river interface
B  the retreat of the ocean river interface
C  the activity of volcanoes
D  the advance of the ocean river interface
Question #6
What are the types of angiosperms in the ocean?
A  Mangroves
B  Pongas
C  Sea grasses and Mangroves
D  Sea grasses
Question #7
Phaeophytes are?
A  green
B  red
C  yellow
D  blue
E  brown
Question #8
What are the types of seaweed?
A  Chlorophytes, Mangephytes, Rhodophytes
B  Chlorophytes, Mangephytes, Rhodophytes, Phaeophytes
C  Chlorophytes, Phaeophytes, Mangephytes
D  Chlorophytes, Rhodophytes, Phaeophytes
E  Mangephytes, Rhodophytes, Phaeophytes
Question #9
What month has the highest productivity in the Tropical region of the planet?
A  It is the same for each month of the year
B  July
C  October
D  January
E  November
F  April
Question #10
What month has the highest productivity in the North Polar region of the planet?
A  January
B  March
C  September
D  April
E  July
Question #11
What month has the highest productivity in the North Temperate region of the planet?
A  June
B  September
C  January
D  April
E  March
Question #12
Plankton are blooming in the Arctic ________________.
A  30 days later than in 1970
B  at the same time as 1970
C  30 days earlier than in 1970
D  never, at present they are all dead
Question #13
The dominant and most productive plankton are the ______________.
A  coccolithophores
B  nanoplankton
C  diatoms
D  picoplankton
E  dinoflagellates
Question #14
The disphotic zone is where you have?
A  no sunlight at all
B  vision but not photosynthesis
C  vision and photosynthesis
D  photosynthesis but not vision
Question #15
Ocean productivity is greatest _____________.
A  3,000 meters of depth
B  2,000 meters of depth
C  closest to the land
D  in the open ocean
E  1,000 meters of depth
Question #16
Towards the poles, what factor limits the growth of diatoms?
A  water
B  inorganic nutrients
C  sunlight
D  carbon dioxide
Question #17
What factors limit productivity in the ocean?
A  inorganic nutrients
B  water
C  carbon dioxide
D  sunlight
E  all of these
Question #18
Compared to other communities, the open ocean has high productivity for a given hectare or area.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #19
Recent studies suggest that total ocean productivity is between?
A  285 gC/ m2/yr – 950 gC/ m2/yr.
B  155 gC/ m2/yr – 350 gC/ m2/yr.
C  75 gC/ m2/yr – 150 gC/ m2/yr.
D  1750 gC/ m2/yr – 2150 gC/ m2/yr.
E  7 gC/ m2/yr – 15 gC/ m2/yr.
Question #20
Organisms that eat primary consumers are?
A  Additive primary consumers
B  Secondary consumers
C  Trophic lords
D  Wolf fish
E  Dominate feeders
Question #21
What is the role of whales in the nitrogen cycle?
A  eating fish and phytoplankton
B  eating fish
C  eating phytoplankton
D  sending sound waves through the ocean
E  pooping
Question #22
The compensation depth is the _______________.
A  the depth where carbonate accumulates
B  the depth where calcium accumulates
C  the depth where calcite accumulates
D  “break even” depth.
E  the depth where salt dissolves
Question #23
Chemosynthesis occurs in ___________________.
A  oxygen rich environments
B  ocean environments
C  canopy environments
D  sunlight environments
E  oxygen free environments
Question #24
What can not synthesize glucose?
A  autotrophs
B  chlorotrophs
C  plankton
D  heterotrophs
Question #25
Primary producers are called?
A  Heterotrophs
B  Mylotrophs
C  Arguatrophs
D  Chlorotrophs
E  Autotrophs
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