by BlastRoom
Aquaculture and Meat Production for high school Environmental Science, on-level and AP. Covers AP Environmental Science Unit 5: Land and Water Use.
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20 questions
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Net pens of farmed salmon are heavily fed in a sheltered bay. What is the most likely local change beneath the pens?
Farmed fish escape from coastal pens and breed with a nearby wild population. What environmental risk does this create?
A salmon farm raises stocking density, and sea lice spread among fish. What is the main concern if nearby wild salmon pass the pens?
A developer clears a mangrove forest to build shrimp ponds. What environmental cost occurs immediately from the conversion?
A fish farm applies an antifouling chemical to cage nets, and the chemical enters surrounding water. Which effect is the primary environmental concern?
A freshwater aquaculture facility withdraws water from a small stream during a dry season. Which downstream impact is most likely if withdrawal substantially lowers stream flow?
Effluent rich in fish waste enters a pond outlet with high biological oxygen demand. What happens as microorganisms decompose the waste?
A tilapia farm uses 900 kg of feed to produce 300 kg of fish. What is its feed conversion ratio?
Farm A has an FCR of 4, and Farm B has an FCR of 2. For 500 kg of fish output, how much less feed does Farm B use?
A fish farm has an FCR of 3 and 1,200 kg of feed for the season. How much fish can it expect to produce?
A producer plans to harvest 800 kg of fish. If the farm's FCR is 2.5, how much feed is needed?
Use the graph. Both farms produce 100 kg of tilapia. Which farm has the lower feed conversion ratio?

A producer has 2,400 kg of feed. Beef production has an FCR of 6, while poultry production has an FCR of 2. What is the difference in possible meat output?
A farm lowers its FCR from 3.0 to 2.4 while producing 1,000 kg of fish. How much feed does it save?
Why can grain-fed beef have a larger cropland footprint than eating the grain directly?
After a heavy rain, manure from a cattle feedlot reaches a lake. What is the most likely water-quality outcome?
Which greenhouse gas is produced by enteric fermentation in cattle?
Why can the water footprint of meat include much more than the water animals drink?
Cattle repeatedly graze a riparian zone until stream-bank vegetation is sparse. Which change is most likely?
A cornfield grown for livestock feed receives excess fertilizer, which washes into a reservoir. Which process may follow?
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30 questions