Marine Life Quiz
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Question 1: What is the primary role of phytoplankton in marine ecosystems?
They produce oxygen through photosynthesis.
They provide habitat for marine animals.
They filter pollutants from the water.
They consume organic matter.
Question 2: Which of the following is a common myth about jellyfish?
They are all deadly to humans.
They are fish.
They can live for over a century.
They have a brain.
Question 3: How do coral reefs benefit marine life?
They can survive only in freshwater.
They provide a breeding ground for fish.
They are mainly composed of sand.
They are made of seaweed.
Question 4: What characteristic distinguishes marine mammals from fish?
They have scales.
They lay eggs.
They breathe air through lungs.
They live only in deep waters.
Question 5: What is the consequence of ocean acidification?
It decreases water temperature.
It harms coral reefs and shellfish.
It improves water quality.
It increases fish populations.
Question 6: What is the primary diet of sea turtles?
Plankton and small fish.
Algae and seaweed.
Sea grass and jellyfish.
Coral and crustaceans.
Question 7: How do deep-sea organisms adapt to high-pressure environments?
They have rigid bodies.
They produce their own light.
They only live in shallow waters.
They possess flexible structures.
Question 8: Why are mangroves important for coastal ecosystems?
They are solely for recreational use.
They have no ecological significance.
They provide fresh water.
They protect shorelines from erosion.