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Florida Keys Habitats

Florida Keys Habitats

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Professional Development

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9th - 12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

Created by

ARIANE PRICHARD

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78 Slides • 27 Questions

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The coral zone that is typically found farthest from shore is called the

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Open Ended

How do the underwater habitats shown in the last image support the overall health of the Florida Keys ecosystem?

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Multiple Choice

Why are the habitats of the Florida Keys considered important for both the environment and people?

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They provide unique ecosystems and support biodiversity

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They are popular tourist destinations only

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They are mainly used for fishing and boating

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They have no significant impact on the environment

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In what ways do you think the unique atmosphere and environment of the Florida Keys, as described by Rachel Carson, might influence the lives of people and wildlife living there?

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Multiple Choice

Which zone on the map is located between the Tropic of Cancer and 30°N latitude?

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Temperate Zone

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Tropic Zone

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Subtropic Zone

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Equatorial Zone

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are likely to be found in a seagrass habitat as shown in the third image?

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Small fish

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Seahorses

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Cacti

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Crabs

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Fill in the Blanks

The underwater scene in the fourth image shows a coral

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Multiple Choice

What animal is shown clinging to the mangrove roots in the left panel of the fifth image?

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Seahorse

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Octopus

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Starfish

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Crab

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Multiple Select

Which of the following habitats are depicted across the images in the last slide?

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Mangrove

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Coral reef

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Desert

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Seagrass

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following habitats is NOT found in the Florida Keys according to the map?

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Mangroves

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Seagrass

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Coral Reef

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Desert

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Describe the relationship between mangroves, seagrass, and coral reefs in the Florida Keys ecosystem.

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The trees with roots that grow above the water in the Florida Keys are called

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are benefits provided by mangroves in the Florida Keys?

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Protecting shorelines from erosion

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Providing habitat for marine life

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Increasing desertification

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Filtering pollutants from water

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Multiple Choice

What is a unique feature of mangrove trees shown in the images?

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They have floating leaves

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They have roots above the water

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They grow only in deserts

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They have flowers year-round

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Multiple Choice

Which habitat is shown in the area circled in red in the first image?

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Seagrass bed

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Mangrove forest

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Patch reef

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Bank reef

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Open Ended

How does seagrass contribute to the marine ecosystem?

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Multiple Choice

Arrange the following coral reef zones in order from closest to shore to farthest: Hardbottom, Patch Reef, Bank Reef.

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Hardbottom, Patch Reef, Bank Reef

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Patch Reef, Hardbottom, Bank Reef

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Bank Reef, Patch Reef, Hardbottom

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Patch Reef, Bank Reef, Hardbottom

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Multiple Select

Which of the following features are characteristic of a hardbottom coral habitat?

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Presence of seagrass

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Low-relief rocky substrate

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Dense coral cover

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Located closest to shore

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Open Ended

Compare and contrast the patch reef and bank reef zones in terms of their structure and location within the coral reef system.

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Describe the relationship between coral reefs, seagrass beds, and mangroves as shown in the diagram. Why is this relationship important for coastal ecosystems?

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Multiple Choice

Based on the map, which area is most likely to have a high concentration of seagrass beds?

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Florida Bay

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Atlantic Ocean

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Gulf of Mexico

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Everglades

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of abiotic factors in an ecosystem?

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Sunlight

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Temperature

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Fish

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Sediment

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the main difference between the biotic and abiotic components of an ecosystem?

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Biotic components are living things, while abiotic components are non-living factors.

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Biotic components are non-living things, while abiotic components are living factors.

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Biotic components include sunlight and temperature, while abiotic components include plants and animals.

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Biotic components are only found in the ocean, while abiotic components are only found on land.

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The study of the interactions of the community (biotic) and the environment (abiotic) is called

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Explain how seagrass ecosystems might be affected by changes in salinity and nutrients in their environment.

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Open Ended

Reflecting on Rachel Carson's quote, what makes the atmosphere and environment of the Florida Keys unique compared to other coastal areas you know?

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Multiple Choice

Based on the map and data provided, which habitat type covers the largest area in the Florida Keys?

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Seagrass beds

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Mangrove forest

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Tidal creek

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Coral reef

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