Environmental Science
Oceanography
Technology
Composting
Conservation
100

What does CO2 stand for?

Carbon dioxide

100

The depth of the ocean is divided into ____ different zones.

5

100

Name one species of sea turtle.

Green, Leatherback, Kemp's Ridley, Olive Ridley, Hawksbill, Flatback

100

What are the two types of compost materials?

Greens and Browns

100

How much of the Earth do coral reefs cover?

1%

200

This is a type of accident that can be caused by tankers, pipelines, and drilling rigs -it is usually harmful to marine wildlife and it can take a long time to clean up.

Oil spill

200

What is an estuary and why is it important?

Where salt and fresh water meet.

Nursery for marine life. Protection from predators and elements for marine life.  Food sources for marine life.

200

What are the 3 main types of ocean exploration vessels?

ROV, submersible, submarine (AUV ok, too!)

200

Name 3 green compost items.

Fruits, vegetables, egg shells, grass clippings, seaweed, coffee, tea.

200

What do mote scientists grow coral on?

Trees

300

What percentage of Earth is land?

30% (accept 29%)

300

What is the largest ocean?

Pacific

300

A coral is made up of this animal called a ____.

Polyp

300

Name one benefit of composting.

Reduces landfills, helps create organic fertilizer, helps other plants grow, conserves water.

300

Who is the Shark Lady and what is she known for?

Eugenie Clark.

She is known for her extensive research on sharks.  She proved that sharks are not mindless animals and that sharks can learn (target training).

400

What are the two most common elements that make up the atmosphere?

Nitrogen (78%) and Oxygen (21%)

400
How many oceans on Earth?

List all of their names.

Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, Arctic

400

What type of tag is commonly used to track sea turtles and sharks?

Satellite

400

In order to compost successfully, how many browns for every one green are required?

4:1

400

Name one way coral reefs help the world.

Habitat and Nursery for marine animals; Food for Animals and Humans; Tourism; Help protect coastlines from extensive wave damage

500

What are 3 ways to reduce your carbon footprint?

Ride bikes, carpool, walk, turn off lights, use less water, compost, eat less meat, recycle, upcycle

500

Name 3 invasive species to Florida that were discussed in class.

Green mussel, Cuban tree frog, Cane toad, Lion fish

500

What is the scientific word that describes ocean mapping/underwater topography?

Bathymetry

500

What part of the soil contains all recycled nutrients?

Organic matter

500

Name 3 negative effects of pollution in marine environments.

Kills/harms plants, Kills/harms animals, destroys habitats, destroys food sources