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Chapter 7 Multiple Choice Questions
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In 2017, how many of the world's 7.5 billion people lived within 100km of the coast?
0.4 billon people
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1.4 billion people
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2.4 billion people
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3.4 billion people
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What is the leading cause of coral bleaching?
Freshwater runoff
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An increase in sea temperature
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Overexposure to sunlight
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Heavy metal pollution
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Which of the following groups of organisms is likely to be the least affected by ocean acidification?
Coccolithophores
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Crustacea
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Molluscs
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Jellyfish
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Which type of oceanic water movement is regarded as a key to understanding the trends and effects of global climate change on UK climate?
Longshore drift
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Eckman transport
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Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
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Upwelling
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Which type of risk to the scientific integrity and independence of information given in the Marine Climate Change and Impacts Partnership reports is mitigated by having an independent peer review process?
Selection bias
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Expert bias
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Interpretation bias
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Evidence weighting bias
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How much of the world's waste is estimated to end up in the Ocean?
10 billion tons per year
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20 billion tons per year
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30 billion tons per year
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40 billion tons per year
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Which is the main type of marine pollution that leads to eutrophication?
Plastics pollution
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Thermal pollution
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Organic waste pollution
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Noise pollution
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According to the 2020 FAO report on the state of World Fisheries and Aquaculture, approximately how much of the world's commercial fisheries is being pushed by overfishing beyond the limits of sustainability?
A tenth
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A quarter
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A third
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A half
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What effect did 'no-take' zones have on the biodiversity of areas studied by Sarah Lester and her co-workers?
On average, the biodiversity in the 'no-take' zones was less than in the fished areas.
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On average, the biodiversity in the 'no-take' zones was the same as in the fished area.
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On average, the biodiversity in the 'no-take' zones was about 10% more than in the fished areas
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On average, the biodiversity in the 'no-take' zones was about 20% more than in the fished areas.
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Who, in 2018, was named a 'hero' for conservation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums?
Sir David Attenborough
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Amanda Hodo
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Sylvia Earle
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Dan Laffoley
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