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What is aquaculture?

Aquaculture is the farming of aquatic organisms, such as fish, shellfish, and plants, in controlled environments.

100

Which country is the biggest producer of farmed fish?

China

100

What are the three types of impacts?

Social, environmental and economic

100

Which aquatic organism is commonly farmed for its valuable pearls?

Oysters

100

What phrase does Mrs Pringle use to gain the attention of the class?

Eyes this way and mouths closed.

200

What are the six types of aquaculture?

Ranching, sea cages, hatcheries, line and subsurface, racks and ponds.

200

What is the most widely farmed and consumed fin fish in the world?

Carp

200

What is the biggest environmental impact of aquaculture?

Waste pollution

200

Draw a diagram of an aquaponic set up.

Must include at least: fish tank, grow bed and pump creating a cycle.

200

Where is Mrs Pringle going on holiday next week? (Bonus points: why is she going?)

The UK for a frisbee tournament

300

True or False:

Aquaculture is not a controlled aquatic environment.

False

300

Rank these sources of protein from most to least consumed by Australians:

Lamb, pork, beef, chicken, fish

Most - Chicken, pork, beef, fish, lamb - Least

300

How can aquaculture contribute to sustainable food production?

Reducing the pressure on wild fish stocks. By providing an alternative source of seafood, helping to meet the global demand for fish while reducing overfishing.

300

State at least three examples of water quality indicators.

Any three of the following: Dissolved oxygen, temperature, pH, ammonia, nitrate, nitrite, turbidity, salinity.

300

Where was Mrs Pringle born?

Brisbane
400

What was the most common topic selected for your fact sheet?

Ponds

400

The total consumption of seafood in Australia in 2021-22 is __________?

365 kt

400

What are some potential negative impacts of escaped farmed fish on wild populations?

Interbreeding with wild individuals

Competing for resources

Introducing diseases or parasites to wild populations

Genetic dilution and loss of genetic diversity are also concerns when escaped farmed fish hybridize with wild populations.

400

How does aquaponics address the negative impacts of aquaculture?

Reduces the amount of waste pollution by using the waste and nutrients for the plants.

400

What other classes does Mrs Pringle teach at ISC?

2 x year 7 HPE, year 9 science

500

Which type of aquaculture is the best?

Any answer is acceptable, if there is a valid justification.

500

The gross value of Australian fisheries and aquaculture production (GVP) is forecast to rise in 2022−23, by 8% to $____________?

$3.63 billion

500

What is white spot disease?

Detected in prawn farms in south east Queensland. It is a highly contagious viral infection that affects crustaceans.

500

How many students in the class wrote another teacher's name on their assignment submission form?

1

500

What sport did Mrs Pringle predominantly play growing up?

Tennis

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