AP Human Geography : Fishing & Aquaculture
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Example Question #1 : Fishing & Aquaculture
Raising and cultivating fish and shellfish in controlled bodies of water is known as __________.
pescetarianism
aquaculture
hydroponics
deep sea agriculture
agribusiness
aquaculture
Due to rising concerns about overfishing and the ability to control the supply of fish, aquaculture has become the main source of fish and shellfish in the world. Aquaculture typically happens in manmade ponds or sections of rivers and seas that are bracketed off to keep the fish under control. Aquaculture is now one of the largest sectors of agriculture in most advanced nations.
Example Question #2 : Fishing & Aquaculture
A salmon farm in Scotland and a kelp farm in southern California are both examples of __________.
commercial fishing
irrigation
salinization
aquaculture
subsistence fishing
aquaculture
A salmon farm in Scotland and a kelp farm in southern California are two examples of the raising of fish and marine plants in controlled environments. This is called “aquaculture.”
Example Question #1 : Fishing & Aquaculture
The farming of fish and marine plants, as opposed to commercial fishing, is called __________.
Water culture
Aquaculture
Mediterranean agriculture
Irrigation
Hydroponics
Aquaculture
“Aquaculture” is the name given to all farming and rearing of fish and marine plants that does not fall under the category of fishing. A salmon farm in which the salmon are reared and harvested in a controlled environment is an example of aquaculture.
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